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This Samsung soundbar is usually $379 — today it’s under $200

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The Samsung HW-6CC Soundbar.
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Bad audio can be a real dark mark on your home theater experience. Fortunately, pretty much every TV company makes soundbars, and one of the best of the bunch is Samsung. In fact, if you own certain Samsung TVs (typically models released in the last five years or so), you can use a feature called Q-Symphony to combine your TV speakers with a Samsung QS-certified soundbar for an even bigger soundstage.

One of those excellent Samsung bars is actually on sale at Walmart today. For a limited time, when you purchase the Samsung HW-Q6CC 3.1 Soundbar, you’ll only pay $199. At full price, this model goes for $379.

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Why you should buy the Samsung HW-Q6CC Soundbar

The Samsung HW-Q6CC is a 3.1-channel soundbar, which means the soundbar includes a racetrack of speakers that make up a complete left-center-right configuration (the entire front part of a surround system). Add the included wireless subwoofer for a boost in the low end, and prepare for all-encompassing home audio! Even though this soundbar doesn’t come with rear speakers, the HW-Q6CC is able to decode top surround formats like Dolby Atmos, emulation that works particularly well in small to medium-sized rooms.

And thanks to Adaptive Sound Lite, the Samsung bar will automatically calibrate sound to best match the video content you’re watching or playing. Other great features include Bluetooth Multipoint, HDMI eARC connectivity, and Samsung’s Tap Sound tech for quick music playback with compatible phones.

We wouldn’t want to miss out on this fantastic Walmart offer, and it’s been a minute since we’ve seen soundbar deals like this one. With that in mind, today might be the best day to save. Take $180 off the Samsung HW-Q6CC 3.1 Soundbar when you purchase at Walmart, and be sure to have a look at some of the other best Samsung deals we’ve been finding. We have an entire list of Samsung TV deals, too!

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Michael Bizzaco
Former AV Contributor
Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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