I've received the Homatics Home Click smart wireless home theater surround sound system for review (the white version).
"Let's get something clear right away - you probably won't get a better sound system, with such features, at such an affordable price."
My review unit includes a wireless 70W* 6-inch/15cm subwoofer and a 4-meter Ambient LED Light strip - both are optional extras.
*The 70W power rating is my own estimate. Currently Homatics have product placements for a 100W sub and a 40W sub, and after checking their specs and dimensions - I realized that the sub I received is sized somewhere in between (24Dx23Wx38H cm). I'm waiting for a confirmation from Homatics on that.
This Home Click set is advertised as having some unique features, and everything is controlled by an Android TV box with Google TV OS 14 - The Homatics Box R 4K Plus.
The basic set includes 4x satellite speakers, 1x center speaker and 1x Android TV box. Each piece comes with its own power adapter. The satellites are powered via a USB Type-C port located at the bottom, and have a label so it's easy to know where to place each one. The speakers connect using a private 5.8GHz wireless protocol, which really does a good job as I couldn't detect any latency.
The subwoofer has a regular 2-pin power connector and an on/off switch, right next to the down-firing 6" woofer. I have made a short video to illustrate its usable frequency range.
The satellites are rather unique. They feature a down-firing 2.8" woofer, two side elements and an angled up-firing top element encased in a clear acrylic, specifically designed for Dolby Atmos. There's also a square LED light just under the top speaker, adding soft ambient lighting.
The center speaker is also quite special - The TV box sits neatly flush atop the center speaker and powers the center speaker via a USB Type-C port located at the bottom of the TV box. The center speaker also features a 4-character screen which is mostly used to indicate the listening mode.
The FFM switch under the buttons enables or disables the far-field microphones (much like Amazon Alexa). When FFM is on it allows the device to respond to voice commands even from a distance. When FFM is off it disables the far-field microphones for privacy or when you don't want the device to actively listen for voice commands. Could come in handy if you intend to use the Google Assistant a lot, and don't want to reach for the remote every time. However, I must note that this feature did not seem to work - setting FFM to ON and trying to speak directly to the center speaker did not pick up my voice. I'd suggest using the remote.
The (M)ode button displays the HummingEQ Pro menu, but you should really do that from the remote using the Mute button.
