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Amazon is currently selling Bose's newly released Lifestyle Ultra Soundbar at a 23% discount, cutting $254 off its price. The soundbar supports Dolby Atmos surround sound and includes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity along with a speech-enhancement feature.
AWOL Vision has released the Aetherion Max, an ultrashort throw 4K RGB laser projector priced at $4,499. The device includes three HDMI 2.1 ports, a USB-A port, optical and 3.5mm audio outputs, and a Gigabit Ethernet port, and features picture modes like Dark Detail and Enhanced Black Level designed to improve contrast and color vibrancy.
LG has rolled out new features for its modular Sound Suite home theater system, including DTS:X surround sound support for the H7 soundbar, Google Cast streaming, dual W7 subwoofer compatibility, and expanded Wi-Fi options covering 6 GHz networks and 5 GHz DFS channels. LG also previewed a forthcoming 'Media Connect Hub' designed to extend DTS:X compatibility to external source devices.
The Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless gaming headset is now selling for $89.99, a 44% discount from its regular price. The deal matches the headset's previous all-time low price. The headset includes Dolby Atmos spatial audio support and a noise-canceling microphone.
Amazon is selling Hisense's 2026 75-inch E7 Mini-LED TV for $675, matching a price first offered during its Prime Day promotion. The set includes Fire TV smart platform integration, 144Hz refresh rate for gaming, and Dolby Atmos audio support.
Apple TV's Formula 1 broadcasts will gain Dolby Atmos spatial audio support beginning with the US Grand Prix in Austin, running October 22-25. Apple holds exclusive US broadcast rights to F1, offering races, practice sessions, sprints, onboard cameras, team radios and live telemetry through a dedicated channel in the Apple TV app. Dolby's Senior VP for Entertainment, John Couling, said Apple can rely on F1's existing trackside microphones and sensors rather than new hardware to deliver the Atmos feed.
Apple and Dolby Laboratories announced that Formula 1 races streamed on Apple TV in the U.S. will gain Dolby Atmos audio, debuting during the U.S. Grand Prix weekend in Austin starting October 23. The feature joins the existing Dolby Vision picture support, available on supported devices at no extra cost beyond an Apple TV subscription.
Amazon and Best Buy are selling the Sonos Beam Gen 2 soundbar for $359, a $140 discount from its regular price and $10 cheaper than last Prime Day's deal. The soundbar supports Dolby Atmos virtualization and eARC, letting it sync power and volume controls with a connected TV.
The Sonos Arc Ultra, a premium Dolby Atmos soundbar, is now available for $899 on Amazon, down from its usual $1,099. It features advanced sound technology aimed at creating an immersive home theater experience with enhanced bass and surround effects. The device can be integrated into larger Sonos systems for expanded audio setup, and has received positive reviews from buyers.
Modern Windows, Mac and Linux PCs now handle audio processing through integrated motherboard chips, commonly Realtek components, rather than separate sound cards. High-quality lossless audio, including 24-bit/192kHz Dolby Atmos streams, can be transmitted over USB 3.x, DisplayPort, Wi-Fi or HDMI without the bandwidth constraints that once necessitated dedicated hardware.
A Dolby Atmos-capable soundbar is being highlighted as an affordable way to upgrade TV audio without buying a full multi-speaker surround system. The option is aimed at viewers who want more immersive sound for movies and sports than a TV's built-in speakers provide, without the high cost of premium setups.
Amazon is selling the Bose Smart Ultra Dolby Atmos Soundbar for $679, down from its $999 list price, a $320 discount. The price matches the lowest seen for the product so far this year, according to the report.