UPDATE:
Hey I got one of them Atmos Echo Studios as "soundbar " for upstairs tv.
Pros: dirt cheap $200 atmos "soundbar"
Unassuming form factor (like a bowler hat-sized squat cylinder)
Obviously doubles as best echo speaker/Alexa dealy
Fantastic sound field, fidelity and presence
Automatic room calibration
Wireless if connected to firetv or stick (uses widi type direct connection I believe)
Really really good for music
Proper atmos 3D sound that's shocking for the price and sound
Works with any Bluetooth device
Doesn't need a subwoofer (you can add one if you demand more brown note)
Has access to impressive but useless 3D and high fidelity uncompressed Amazon music catalog
Has intuitive audio sync delay controls for shitty Blu-ray players I guess
Cons: only does Atmos for Amazon content via certain firetv and sticks (4k works)
Only does 5.1 or stereo if connected to device by optical/aux until future update
Mildly annoying one time software update
Keeps going out of stock as some audiophiles have identified it as a bargain
Basically it is perfect for the exact scenario I have but might not be ideal if you're looking for a more flexible thingy until they update firmware to support non Amazon devices more robustly.
Was looking at this as an option to replace our ageing 5.1 surround system for the living room TV, with the bonus of being able to shift our current Echo to another room.
I'm not an audiophile in any way, but I do appreciate the difference between really bad and decent sound quality.
I was after some feedback from people using it as TV audio, as most reviews focus heavily on the music. So this sounds like it might actually fit the bill nicely.