Movies With Atmos

Mostly for movies. Dolby atmos is outstanding!

Unreal sound for movies and music with spacial/atmos sound.

I wasn't too impressed with the Sonos ERA 300 at first because as I discovered that Atmos is a different way of enjoying music, and movies, and gaming, compared to traditional stereo listening. The ERA 300 needs the Sub gen 3 and Arc to fill out the room for that pleasing spatial sound. Even when all those things come together with Trueplay enabled, my EQ needed to be tweaked to my own preference, with sub volume adjusted to my preference, and the 300s experimented with for full or ambient sound setting for music, and TV surround volume adjusted, and height volume adjusted to my liking, speakers placed in desired positions, and music volume of surrounds adjusted to my desired needs. It all took a few days give or take before I could settle with a pleasing sound that I enjoyed with Atmos or non-Atmos music when I'm up and about or sitting, and for experiencing surround sound for movies and gaming.

Use as a stereo pair for Dolby Atmos music. Also used with Apple TV for movies. Unfortunately need to upgrade TV before I get an Arc for full surround sound.

Bought these to use in a family room with a large TV for movies and also for listening to Dolby Atmos music. The room already had an Arc, two in-wall architectural and Amp, and two rear One's. I've removed the front architectural and replaced the rear One's with a pair of Era 300 - and LOVE THEM. Soundstage is really expansive and I've played brilliant Dolby Atmos movies (Netflix, AppleTV, more), and also subscribed to Apple Music because of the new speakers ... and would recommend them to anyone - firing sound really wide left and right and centrally and high up above our heads. Just buy them if you've got the space and need - they work brilliantly and look great to boot!

Amazing sound for such a small bar. Great base. Dolby atmos is quite good for movies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was a bit angry when my husband bought another sound system. However, I was surprised that I fell in love with this simple and outstanding Samsung Soundbar Q910D. After installation, which was very easy, it was simply amazing and made the entire watching movies at home experience, just outstanding. The cool feature that I like about the HW-910D is its 9.1.2ch True Dolby Atmos technology, it brings a new dimension to our living room. By providing three-dimensional surround sound that envelops you from all angles. Whether you're watching movies, gaming, or simply listening to music, the Dolby Atmos capability ensures that every sound is delivered with stunning clarity and precision. The additional feature was the inclusion of Samsung's Q Symphony sync, which takes things even further by seamlessly integrating the soundbar with our compatible Samsung QLED TVs, creating a harmonious audio-visual experience that is second to none. I know enough about tech to get by, but the Q Symphony sync is awesome, integrating TV and the sound bar. It was perfect for our living room set-up. It provided excellent Dolby Atmos and DTS X sound for our space. It also has great integration of all the latest smart home voice assistance, so, you can pick your favorite for your smart home integration. In conclusion, we will keep this Samsung Q910D to watch movies, and TV shows, and listen to music while doing the housework through this soundbar.

Purchased these as rear surrounds to my Arc for Atmos movies and the sound is gorgeous. Very easy to set them up too.

Fantastic Dolby Atmos sound both for minuscule and movies as part of a Home Theatre set up with Arc and Sub. Would really like all Dolby Atmos music to be way to find via Sonos App and grouped together and marked as difficult to find

The ONLY way I've found to get both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos out of Vudu 4k movies. Simple to use. If you can watch a movie, or listen to music on your Android phone, you can use this. It's one extra tap, and everything is on your TV. I will note, you do have to hard wire your network connection to enjoy 4k content. Not a big deal to me. It's plugged into the back of my Denon receiver sitting under my router. No complaints. Would recommend to anyone as a cheap way to send media from phone apps to your TV. Might be a drawback if you want the old school remote controller. This relies fully on your smart phone to navigate and control it.