What streaming devices support Dolby Atmos?

dolby atmos logoWant to know what streaming devices will support Dolby Atmos? Here’s a list of the latest streaming media players that will allow playback of Atmos audio on your audio system. Remember, your surround sound speaker system, audio receiver, sound bar, or TV must support Dolby Atmos.

Dolby Atmos is available with select movie and TV shows. See 4k, HDR and Atmos titles on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+HBO Max, Hulu, Paramount+, and Netflix. Also Read: How To Get Dolby Atmos on Apple TV & How To Get Dolby Atmos on Netflix

Streaming Media Players

Amazon Fire TV

Fire TV Cube (2019)
List: $119 Buy on Amazon

Fire TV Stick 4k (2018)
List: 49.99 Buy on Amazon

Fire TV Stick (3rd gen.) (2021)
List: $39.99 Buy on Amazon

Fire TV Stick Lite (2020)
List: $29.99 (Dolby Passthrough) Buy on Amazon

Apple TV

Apple TV 4k (64GB, Latest Model)
List: $199 Buy on Amazon

Apple TV 4k (32GB, Latest Model)
List: $179 Buy on Amazon

Apple TV (32GB, 4th gen)
List: $149 Buy on Amazon

NVIDIA

NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV Pro 4K HDR Streaming Media Player
List: $199 Buy on Amazon

NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV 4K HDR Streaming Media Player
List: $145 Buy on Amazon

Roku

Roku Ultra Streaming Media Player (2020)
List: $99.99 Buy on Amazon

Ultra HD Blu-ray Players

Just about all Ultra HD Blu-ray players will support object-based audio formats Dolby Atmos and DTS:X playthrough. See our list of Best 4k Blu-ray Players 2021.

Smartphones

There are quite a few smartphones that support Atmos audio including Apple, Sony, and many models from Samsung. Keep in mind the Atmos experience may be limited depending on the speaker system. See a list of smartphones that support Dolby Atmos.

Laptops

There are many laptops that have built-in speaker systems that support Atmos including models from ASUA, Dell, Lenovo, and others. Keep in mind the Atmos experience may be limited depending on the speaker system. See the newest laptops that support Atmos on Amazon.

Also Read: How To Get Dolby Atmos on Apple TV & How To Get Dolby Atmos on Netflix