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Best Buy slashed the price of this Samsung soundbar with subwoofer by $120

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On Sale The Samsung HW-B650F 3.1-channel soundbar in the living room.
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Watching your favorite shows and movies on your brand new TV will be an even better experience with a purchase from soundbar deals. If you want a recommendation, take a look at the Samsung HW-B650F soundbar — originally sold for $350, it’s currently on sale with a $120 discount that slashes its price to a more affordable $230. There’s no telling how much time is remaining on this offer though, so you’ll have to push forward with your transaction immediately if you’re interested to make sure that you don’t miss out.

Why you should buy the Samsung HW-B650F soundbar

Samsung headlines our list of the best soundbars with its flagship model, the Samsung HW-Q990D, but its entry-level models like the Samsung HW-B650F are also worth buying. It’s a 3.1-channel soundbar, which our guide on how to buy a soundbar explains as having three channels — the standard left and right channel, and a center channel for improved dialog clarity — while the “1” means the presence of a wireless subwoofer for extra bass. The soundbar also supports Dolby Audio for more immersive sound, and a Game Mode that optimizes your video games with multi-directional audio and noise reduction.

If you own a Samsung TV, the Samsung HW-B650F soundbar is the perfect partner with the brand’s Q-Symphony technology as their speakers will work together for more robust audio. The soundbar also accepts up to two Bluetooth connections at a time, so you’ll be able to use it with your smartphone and computer, for example, and you’ll be able to switch between them seamlessly.

The Samsung HW-B650F soundbar already packs a lot of value at its sticker price of $350, so it’s a steal at its lowered price of only $230. The savings of $120 may not last long though, so there’s no time to waste. If you’re interested in the Samsung HW-B650F soundbar, you should hurry with your purchase so that you’ll be able to secure yours with this discount. If you’re thinking of making other improvements in your home theater setup, check out the TV deals that we’ve rounded up.

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