With Amazon Music Unlimited, listeners have access to 75 million songs in high definition (HD), more than 7 million songs in ultra HD and a rising catalog of spatial audio.

Later this year, you'll be able to stream Amazon Music's Dolby Atmos tracks to Sonos Arc and Beam (Gen 2) soundbars through the Sonos app. Amazon switched on spatial audio in Amazon Music in 2019.

Amazon used to distinguish between quality tiers on Amazon Music, keeping its Amazon Music HD tier — with hi-res, lossless, and spatial audio tracks — at a different price point from its ...

The Sonos Ace are a great pair of headphones from the cutting-edge audio brand. They last for 30 hours, sound really good, ...

Starting today, Amazon Music Unlimited customers can listen to spatial audio on more devices than ever before—including their existing headphones—with no special equipment required New music ...

Amazon announced back in May that it would stop charging extra for lossless, high-resolution, and spatial audio tracks, although Unlimited subscribers still had to opt in to the Amazon Music HD ...

Certain speakers can also stream spatial audio from Amazon Music using Alexa Cast, according to the company, including Sony's SRS-RA3000 and SRS-RA500, HT-A5999, HT-A7000, and HT-A9, plus the Echo ...

Amazon first introduced spatial audio in 2019, but it was limited to a small number of devices. With this latest expansion, spatial audio will work with any pair of headphones that a user owns.

Along with all of the new devices and services that Amazon announced at its September 28 event, the company said that its Echo Studio smart speaker will be getting an update with new spatial audio ...

Though Amazon Music has had Spatial Audio capabilities since 2019, it was limited to select headphones. Using Dolby Atmos and Sony’s 360 Reality Audio technology, Amazon Music made the immersive sound ...

The Amazon Music service rolled out limited support for spatial audio in 2019, today it adds support for more devices and even more albums you can listen to. This feature is free for subscribers ...