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Get Closer To The Cinema Experience At Home With IMAX Enhanced Devices

Posted on January 15, 2025 By bot

The holidays are here, and there’s no better excuse to curl up on the couch with loved ones, a steaming mug of cocoa in hand, and dive into a classic movie (or twelve). It’s a failsafe recipe for a good time, but IMAX Enhanced certified devices can make the experience even better.
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The game-changer on these devices — whether they’re TVs, soundbars, AV receivers, or projectors — is the IMAX Enhanced signature sound by DTS, a technology that allows sound to move freely around the listener in order to create a more immersive experience. But pristine sound is not the only thing IMAX Enhanced delivers. Co-developed by IMAX and DTS, IMAX Enhanced certification guarantees that devices meet the highest standards in picture quality, color accuracy, and brightness, in addition to sound fidelity.
The certification also extends to streaming content available on platforms like Disney+ and Sony Pictures Core, offering crisp 4K resolution, IMAX-exclusive aspect ratios, and picture modes so precise, it feels like you’ve stepped into the scene itself. Everything is executed with guidance from Hollywood filmmakers for a more cinematic experience at home. Bid goodbye to the sound systems that just don’t get the sweep of a John Williams score, and hello to the ones that will capture every note.
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