Does Apple Spatial Audio Work With Any Headphones

I have two HomePods setup as a stereo pair. I started with one, which was PLENTY for my home office. But I wanted to Spatial Audio tricks that come with a stereo pair. The Spatial Audio tracks from Apple Music are simply amazing. Better than any home audio setup I've had over the years. I use them with my desktop setup and they pair seamlessly with my iMac and iPhone. I can also take calls on the HomePod from my iPhone, which makes conference calls much easier. The only negative is the price point, but B&H is consistently below Apple and others. If you are considering two HomePod Minis, I'd recommend getting a single HomePod instead for the better bass and mids, plus the ability to add a second one later.

Perfect addition to my Dolby Atmos sound system. The spatial audio on Apple Music sounds amazing on the system.

I recently purchased the Bose QuietComfort Ultra wireless noise-canceling headphones, which for me are a huge upgrade from my current headphones. From the top tier packaging and their amazing sound quality, these are an awesome headphones for somebody who truly loves great sound. Setting these up couldn't be easier using the Bose Music app. I easily paired my phones with my devices and the interface was easy to use and made setting it up easy. I was ready to play with my new toy in just about 2 minutes. A new highlight with these headphones is the spatial audio feature. Using spatial audio it truly feels like you have the sound coming right at you and it immerses you into whatever you are listening to. No matter if it was a movie or listening to any genre of music it makes you feel like you are in the center of the room. The sound reproduction is absolutly amazing; the subtle nuances of the instruments and the clarity of the vocals were brought to life in a way I had never heard before. Having come from over the ear headphones I always found my previous headphones were a bit uncomfortable and generally were too tight on my head. The fluffy ear cushions brought comfort that I hadn't experienced in the past with these headphones. Even using them for 2+ hours my ears did not get sweaty or start to feel numb. The price may be a bit high but the money you spend on these cans will be well worth it if you value great sound and amazing comfort.

I absolutely love these headphones! Such great quality headphones and love the new spatial/immersive audio. Also they are really plushy and comfortable.

Spatial audio in these headphones is no gimmick. It is really quite impressive. When wearing the headphones, the sound seems to be coming from the TV, not in the middle of your head. The simulated surround sound also works well for a really nice listening experience. Connecting to the Apple TV is quick and easy. And the noise reduction is better than my Sony WH1000-MX2 headphones. Yes, they're a bit heavy and the case is bizarre, but I'm very happy with them.

Awesome spatial audio. It truly does fill the room.

I use the Era 300 in my dining room. Spatial audio works very well and I am able to hear music from various corners of the room. It is a hit and miss though as not all music works well with it, Also, there is no indicator on the Sonos App as to which tracks are in spatial audio, Inability to stream spatial audio directly over Airplay is also very inconvenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using the Razer - BlackShark V2 Se for awhile my kids have come quite accustom to this headset.. Pros: -Love the color of the headset, the black pairs quite well with the green, the sound (both playback and record [headset and mic]) are quite good. - THX Spatial Audio also works quite well once you can seem to get it working with the headset. It has better Discord compatibility than with any other HyperX headset. I love that it is quite light feeling when it is sitting on your head and is actually very comfortable. The headset is also fairly affordable and well worth it, as it is quite the bang for the buck. As for the Cons: - Synapse software doesn't seem to be the greatest and could use quite a few improvements with headsets. Synapse makes getting the headset working, if at all at moments very very finicky. Sometimes the headset when plugged in seems to work off of the Razer Sound Card audio source in Windows. Other times the headset will work off of the THX Spatial Audio audio source. Due to the Synapse, you never know which one it is going to be until you plug it in. Another problem I noticed is the Microphone doesn't always seem to work when you are speaking into it, especially if you have it plugged into a gaming source such as a Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Ps4, etc. My Final thoughts on this headset are as follow: Those that are quite tech savvy should be find since they should be able to get Razer's Synapse's to play nicely with them long enough to keep this headset working consistently. Therefore, those who work quite well with tech this most definitely would be an amazing buy. As for anyone who is not technologically inclined or at least educated in tech I would not recommend this headset,, as the Synapse could quite possibly give you a major headache as well as a lot of uneccesary frustration.

Does exactly what I need it to do; hold my work headphones at my desk when I'm not actually wearing them.

Apple product quality. Got it to connect headphones to the new Fuji Xpro 3. Does just that!