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I'll have to say that the spatial audio stuff is friggin' cool in the AirPods Pro. This is a bit spicy for me in the $ department as I already have too many pro
by millerm 6y ago
I'll have to say that the spatial audio stuff is friggin' cool in the AirPods Pro. This is a bit spicy for me in the $ department as I already have too many professional over-the-ear headphones. But, would be nice... Dammit. Don't make me do it! I haven't looked, but if this has spatial audio that is compatible with an upcoming AppleTV or something, I'd probably just say "ummm, yeah, I will not be putting any surround sound in this room and I'll just enjoy this movie with my headphones."
- theklr 6y agoThat’s the feature I was waiting (and continue to wait) on. I think there’s a future there they’re not pushing quite yet.
- vinay427 6y agoA proper surround setup (5.1 is more than enough for a mid-size room) or even Atmos speakers can be had for a reasonable price if you shop around. There's really no substitute (in my opinion) for the experience if you watch movies and have a compatible receiver/amplifier. A large and well-designed subwoofer is incredibly noticeable as well depending on your use case. It can easily sound better than the large majority of seats in your average theater which aren't ideally positioned without spending too much.
- radmarshallb 6y agoHeadphones won't wake up the neighbors
- thefourthchime 6y agoIf all I did was watch Micheal Bay movies I guess I would agree. I have a very nice amp and speaker setup hooked up to my TV. It sounds fantastic. I never turn it on, I use my TV speakers. Even with cinematic shows I find they mix the dynamic range so high that it's insufferably loud when something exciting happens, and then I can't hear anyone talk for the rest of the show. I'm constantly changing the volume.