Bustling bars and shady back alleys brimmed with audio that travelled dynamically as I slinked my way around the city, to the ...

To be fair, a lot of what Atmos does is already covered by traditional surround sound setups. Where Atmos sets itself apart is the use of height channels that give you a better se ...

Finally, if you're after a budget Atmos setup, look no further than the Hisense AX5125H, available for £200.45 (was £349) at ...

The Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 has a lot of positives, from its wall-shaking wireless subwoofer to its useful features and ...

Dolby Atmos is a new surround sound technology that enables 3D, 360-degree audio. Here's what you need to know, and what hardware to get.

If Dolby Atmos allows me to add more speakers, why do I see A/V receivers with just 11 channels? Many hardware partners are building or planning to build Dolby Atmos enabled A/V receivers and speakers ...

See, when Dolby Atmos first came out — Brave was the first movie that had it, for a little 2012 time stamp — it was very clearly the name for a new object-based surround sound.

Dolby Atmos is the firm's cinematic flagship, a system that places 51 speakers around the theatre and pipes different sound out of each one to immerse you in the movie.

Dolby Atmos speaker systems and upward-firing modules were soon joined by Atmos soundbars. Now, can a single unit, placed horizontally under your TV, really deliver Dolby Atmos? Think back to that 400 ...

Fleetwood Mac’s tenth studio album is getting three new special releases to mark its 50th anniversary year. On 8th August, a Blu-ray Audio disc with a new Dolby Atmos mix will arrive alongside two ...

Dolby Atmos is a so-called object-based sound system that creates a three-dimensional hemisphere of sound around the listener into which effects are placed with uncanny accuracy, making you feel ...

Sonos’ $900 Dolby Atmos soundbar has a loud pop issue that’s taking years to fix. Hundreds of Sonos Arc owners have been experiencing loud explosive-like audio pops, and the main workaround is ...