While smart phones, tablets, and handheld video games are all but ubiquitous, don’t dismiss the humble overhead DVD player ... supply wireless audio to the car’s sound system, a remote ...

Yamaha worked hard to deliver one of the best surround sound system options available today — the 5.1 channel amplifier works wonders for your movie nights. It absolutely shines in its ability ...

Today's best TVs, while visually stunning, often sacrifice audio quality in favor of sleek designs. Those razor-thin screens don't have the space to house powerful speakers that can deliver a ...

Blu-ray discs have more storage than DVDs, so they can hold higher-quality movies Blu-ray is one of two high-definition disc ...

An all-in-one wireless speaker is a one-box solution for all your audio needs. Think of it as an elevated, more versatile ...

With that in mind, we’ve carefully curated a selection of the best surround sound systems available, designed to elevate your movie nights to new heights. Whether you’re after a full 5.1 surround ...

but no spare HDMI port for plugging in a gaming console or Blu-ray player. Unlike pricier surround systems, the V51 doesn't support Dolby Atmos or DTS:X 3D audio formats, either. At this price ...

In fact, a version of it has been our pick for the best overall wireless surround sound system for several years running. Right now, during Amazon’s October Prime Day (aka Amazon Big Deal Days ...

You simply can’t get surround sound for under $100, and nothing good for under $200. However, for 2.0 and 2.1 systems, you can spend a lot less and get a decent sound. You can get reasonable 2.0 ...

Learn more about how we select deals. SAVE $100: As of Oct. 25, the Ultimea 5.1 Surround Sound System is on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's a 50% saving on the original list price. If you're on ...

With excellent positional audio, a fantastic subwoofer, and a great aesthetic, the SteelSeries Arena 9 is a great set of ...

Dolby Atmos is essentially the "name brand" spatial audio format ... (C), right front (R), right surround (RS) and left surround (LS). Some more complex systems add "surround back" channels.