This soundbar is good for someone who wants to upgrade their TV's audio setup on a budget, but I personally returned mine within a week of receiving it. The Infiniti Pro soundbar does support Dolby Atmos, but without upward firing speakers it's essentially worthless. This soundbar would sound way better with DTS:X, but it doesn't support that codec.
But I returned mine because I use an Xbox Series X, which supports Dolby Vision HDR for gaming. Unfortunately, this soundbar didn't allow Dolby Vision (FOR GAMING, regular Dolby vision for video content works) to pass through it's input (my TV doesn't support Dolby Atmos so I had to plug my Series X directly into the soundbar). So I could only use Dolby Vision for Gaming if I plugged my series X directly into my TV, which disabled Atmos (for my setup, your tv might have Atmos capabilities - check your specifications sheet!)
Also, there was an insanely loud high pitched noise that started happening about a week into owning this soundbar, which would occur when I first powered it up. I decided to return it when that began to happen.
