My TV's built-in speakers sounded horrible — until I changed these 5 settings
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TV built-in speakers often sound poor by default, but several audio settings can meaningfully improve them. Key adjustments include switching from Standard to a Theatre/Movie sound mode, disabling Dolby Atmos (which can cause hollow audio without proper hardware), toggling Auto Volume for consistent levels at the cost of dynamic range, enabling Dialogue Enhancement to clarify speech, and turning on Virtual Surround Sound to artificially widen the soundstage. These settings are most useful when a soundbar or external speaker system isn't available.
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