India, Oct. 28 -- Modern TVs deliver sharp visuals, but their built in speakers can struggle to create the kind of audio experience that makes films and games feel immersive. This is where Dolby Atmos soundbars come in, offering spatial audio that can make sounds feel as though they are coming from different directions, including overhead. However, simply having Dolby Atmos support does not guarantee a cinema like experience at home.

The difference depends on the soundbar's speaker configuration, room layout and the content you watch. Upward firing speakers can create height effects by reflecting sound off the ceiling, while some models rely on virtual processing. Here are the key things to consider before choosing a Dolby Atmos soundbar...