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Support for it is coming in 2025Samsungsoundbars and TVs, as well as toGoogleChrome andYouTubeduring this year.
Dolby Atmos spatial audio is also supported on several other headphones options too, including theSonos Aceand fantasticTechnics EAH-AZ100.
Head-tracked spatial audio creates virtual speakers around you, that appear to stay in place even when you move your head.
(you’re able to follow all the announcements in ourSamsung Unpacked 2025 live blogas they happen.)
Everything from 1More to Bose, from Nothing toSony… some of those are probably more realistic than others.
Will they feel any need to do it?
Head-tracked spatial audio creates virtual speakers around you, that appear to stay in place even when you move your head.
It’s all a bit chicken and egg.
Why would streaming services support the format if very few devices support it?
Why would gadget makers go to the effort of adding it if no streaming services offer it?
