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Best soundbar deals: Save on Bose, Samsung, Vizio, and more

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If you already have upgraded to the TV that fits your needs perfectly, then the next best upgrade is to go for a soundbar, which can easily uplift your home theater experience beyond what the speakers that come with the TV can offer. Better yet, many of the best soundbars often see a discount, and it’s not uncommon to find some quality soundbars among the best Bose deals and best Sonos deals at any given time. But there are a lot of soundbar deals out there, so we’ve rounded up all of the best soundbar deals for your shopping convenience. You’ll find all of the details on how to save below, and if you’d like to further deepen your home theater experience be sure to check out all of the best subwoofer deals, best headphone deals, and best TV deals.

Sonos Arc — $599 $899 33% off

Sonos Arc on a media unit.
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The Sonos Arc is incredibly easy to set up and use, and once the soundbar is up and running, you’ll enjoy great audio with up-firing drivers that recreate Dolby Atmos sound. If you have other Sonos speakers, they can function as surround satellites for the Sonoc Arc for an even more immersive experience. The soundbar connects to your TV using an HDMI ARC/eARC port, and it can stream music from your favorite services through the Sonos app or Apple AirPlay 2. The Sonoc Arc can also serve as a smart speaker, with your choice between Sonos Voice Control, Amazon’s Alexa, and Google Assistant.

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Sony S100F 2.0-channel soundbar — $98 $130 25% off

The Sony S100F soundbar at the foot of a TV.
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The Sony S100F 2.0-channel soundbar is as simple as soundbars can come, with two channels — the standard left and right — that you can link to your TV through an HDMI ARC connection or to your mobile devices through Bluetooth. It may have a compact design, but it will deliver improved audio quality while you’re watching TV shows or movies, and it features Sony’s S-Force Pro Front Surround technology that fills your room with sound.

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Samsung Q990D 11.1.4-channel soundbar — $1,498 $1,998 25% off

The Samsung Q-Series 11.1.4-channel surround sound system set up in a luxurious living room.
Samsung

Reigning over our list of the best soundbars is the Samsung Q-Series Q990D 11.1.4-channel soundbar, which is the brand’s 2023 flagship soundbar that offers a whopping 11 channels, alongside a subwoofer and four additional up-firing channels to create a true Dolby Atmos surround sound experience. Not only will you be enjoying fantastic audio for your music and movies, but you’ll also hear dialog very clearly with the soundbar’s Adaptive Voice Amplifier feature. The soundbar also features SpaceFit Sound Pro technology, which makes adjustments to the audio depending on the shape and size of the room where it’s placed.

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Vizio 5.1.2-channel M-Series soundbar— $450 $500 10% off

A couple sits in front of a TV with the Vizio 5.1.2-channel M-Series soundbar connected.
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The Vizio 5.1-channel M-Series premium soundbar is one of the best value plays you can make for your home theater, as it features nine high performance speakers with separate tweeters and woofers. This allows the soundbar to provide pristine clarity and rich sound for all of your favorite movies, music, sporting events, and games. It even includes a wireless subwoofer that brings deep, heart-pounding bass to your home theater experiences. The Vizio 5.1-channel M-Series soundbar creates immersive, cinematic 3D surround sound powered by Dolby Atmos and DTS:X technologies. Setting it up with your home theater is made easy with a variety of connection options, and setting it up with things like voice assistants is even easier, as the Vizio 5.1-channel M-Series soundbar is able to connect via Bluetooth wireless.

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JBL 5.1-channel soundbar with wireless sub — $500 $600 17% off

The JBL 5.1-channel soundbar in front of a TV on a media cabinet.
JBL

JBL is a household name when it comes to consumer audio, and here you not only get a soundbar, but a subwoofer to add some bass to your home theater experience. The soundbar offers surround sound and provides 300 watts of total output power. This should get you nice and wrapped up in your favorite movies, shows, games, and music. It also has the ability to connect to your home WiFi network, which will allow you to stream content from your devices by way of Chromecast or AirPlay 2.

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More soundbar deals we love

The LG S75QR 5.1.2 Channel Soundbar in the living room.
LG

If you want to take a look at alternatives to the soundbar deals that we highlighted above, read on for some of the other top bargains that you can shop right now from trusted brands like Samsung and LG. You’re going to want to hurry though, as some of these discounts are limited-time offers. If you want to take advantage of the potential savings when upgrading your home theater setup’s audio, choose the soundbar that meets your needs and fits your budget, then proceed with the transaction as fast as you can.

Andrew Morrisey
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