A surround sound system can elevate subpar TV audio into a cinematic wall of sound. Here are the best options to consider.

These days, a great surround sound system can pipe audio from the front, behind, the sides, and increasingly, above and below you in your home theatre setup.

YouTube TV should soon add immersive sound to more platforms. The service is now testing 5.1-channel audio on Android TV (including Google TV) and Roku devices, and expects to make surround sound ...

The Homatics Minibar is a 5.1 surround sound and 4K media player, an entry level smart entertainment system.

Roku, Google TV, and Android TV now have the capability for 5.1 surround sound via YouTube TV. Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and others are still waiting.

A good example of this is the TCL Q6510 5.1 sound bar, which comes with a soundbar itself, a pair of surround speakers, and a subwoofer. The whole surround sound package? Yeah, it's only $300.

YouTube TV is testing out 5.1 Dobly surround sound on Android TV, Google TV, and Roku devices. The service says it’s still working “internally and with partners” to bring the feature to ...

After 5.1, the next level of sound fidelity is 7.1 surround sound — first introduced with Disney Pixar's Toy Story 3 in 2010. The 7.1 setup takes the 5.1 system and closes the circle, adding two ...

Announced through its official Twitter account, YouTube TV is in the process of testing 5.1 surround sound support on Android TV, Google TV, and Roku devices.

Confusing plot aside, this is a prime scene to test surround sound, as it features an onslaught of gunfire, explosions and vehicles surrounding the viewer in an epic display.

Nearly a year after its debut, NBC appears to have added 5.1 Surround Sound support for Peacock on Android TV devices such as Chromecast.