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Prime Day is almost upon us and so are the season’s best sales. If you’ve been looking for an excuse to update your home theater experience — this is it. The Sonos Beam is currently available at Amazon for just $370 right now — usually priced at $399. Just check the coupon on the product’s page and you’ll be on your way to saving on one of the best soundbars currently on the market.

The Sonos Beam is a compact, sleek, and smart soundbar that will enhance your regular movie experience to new highs. You can use your soundbar while watching your favorite shows, action-packed movies, and even when you just want to jam out to some tunes. There’s also voice assistant compatibility with Alexa and Google, so this smart soundbar can be used completely hands-free. Just ask your voice assistant to adjust the volume, shuffle your playlist, or even what appointments you have scheduled for the rest of your day. It also has a pretty simple setup — all explained by the Sonos app — so you can follow along and have your device set up within minutes, not hours. You can also place your device right below your TV or on your console stand easily — its compact design won’t affect your TV viewing capabilities.

If you have other Sonos devices, you can also connect the Sonos Beam to your already-installed home sound system for a more integrated and immersive experience. There’s also speech enhancement that you can activate within the Sonos app to hear your character’s dialogue more easily — even when they whisper. The Sonos app also has access to Sonos Radio, so now you can discover new music and artists straight through your new soundbar. There’s also four full-range woofers and one tweeter, enough to enhance your sound experience to almost theater-like quality. The three passive radiators will also help give you a heavier bass, perfect for all the horror movies you plan to binge this Halloween.

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Say goodbye to subpar TV speaker sound and bring your movie theater into your home with the Sonos Beam. Remember to click the code on the product page for a $29 discount on this smart soundbar. This is one of the best early Prime Day deals available, so if you’re looking to upgrade your home theater experience, buy the Sonos Beam now.

Once this Prime Day deal comes to an end, Black Friday Soundbar deals soon start to show up on the horizon, so be here to check them out.

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