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Best subwoofer deals: Up the bass for as low as $90

A home audio setup isn’t complete without some bass, and whether you’re looking to add one of the best subwoofers to your arrangement or something more affordable, there are a lot of subwoofer deals worth taking a look at. Some of the best TV brands make great complementary audio equipment, so you’ll find the likes of Sony, LG, and Hisense among currently discounted subwoofers. But you’ll also find some more subtle brands with some impressive savings. We’ve tracked down all of the best subwoofer deals you can shop right now, so if you’ve been shopping the best TV deals and need something to pair with a purchase or if you already have a TV that needs an audio upgrade, read onward for more details on how to save on a new subwoofer.

Dr.J Professional 2.1 channel soundbar with subwoofer system — $90, was $200

DRJ Professional 2.1 channel sub and soundbar product image
DR J Professional

More than just the subwoofer, this surround system includes a versatile soundbar or dual-speaker — it can be split in half — offering a versatile audio system. It does featured Bluetooth for wireless connectivity, so you can connect a phone or tablet, for example. You can also plug your TV in via HDMI ARC, optical, or 3.5 mm audio. The 35W bass woofer delivers a nice little kick.

LG 2.1-channel soundbar with wireless subwoofer — $130, was $150

The LG SL4Y 2.1 Channel 300W Soundbar.
LG

If you’re looking for an affordable way to get your surround sound system started, this pairing from LG is a great consideration. The wireless subwoofer comes with a soundbar, both of which will go well with any of the best TVs. In fact, they’ll go well with just about any TV, which makes this subwoofer and soundbar pairing a great way to add some high quality sound to your viewing experiences.

Sony SA-SW3 200-watt wireless subwoofer — $350, $400

The Sony SA-SW3 200-watt wireless subwoofer tucked away in a living room.
Sony

Sony is almost always regarded as one of the best TV brands, so it knows a thing about pairing high quality imagery with high quality audio. That makes this subwoofer a good yet affordable option for your home theater. The Sony SA-SW3 adds deep, rich sound to surround sound setups, and it has an omnidirectional block design that produces room-filling sound. It sets up easily but is meant for use with Sony home theater systems, so check compatibility before making a purchase.

Sonance MS10SUB — $450, was $600

The Sonance MS10SUB with its front grill off.
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The Sonance MS10SUB (aka the Sonance Magnolia 10-inch 275W Powered Subwoofer) is made with great crossover control and has a wide frequency response of 27Hz to 250kHz. One thing to note about this subwoofer is its compact size of 11.8 x 11.8 x 12.6 inches. This, combine with its dark, thick cloth grill, means it will fade into the background as the lights go off and the movies turn on.

JBL IRX115S 15-inch subwoofer — $699, was $799

A woman play music on her laptop and the JBL IRX115S 15-inch subwoofer.
JBL

JBL is no stranger to home audio, and the IRX115S is a subwoofer that will fit nicely into almost any home audio setup. It’s a powerful 15-inch subwoofer with a 3-inch voicecoil that allows it to deliver low-frequency coverage. It also has a high-efficiency amp to help protect the subwoofer and driver while ensuring top-level acoustic performance. This subwoofer is even rugged and road tested, so it’s something you can consider if you often work with audio setups outside your home.

Other subwoofer deals we like

Not finding a subwoofer to your liking above? These alternative and affordable subwoofer deals might be more your style:

  • Saiyin Sound Bar with Subwoofer 2.1 System —
  • Bestisan 6.5-inch subwoofer —
  • Hisense 2.1-channel subwoofer with soundbar —
  • Polk Audio 10-inch subwoofer —
  • Klipsch Synergy Black Label 100 —
  • Klipsch R-120SW —

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