This Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Bundle Is Now on Sale for $125.

The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus with subwoofer has been reduced from $374.99 to $249.99, making it the lowest price yet , according to price tracking data . The soundbar itself typically retails for around $250, but it’s currently on sale for $149.99, so the extra $100 mostly covers the cost of the wireless subwoofer. This addition should make movies, sports broadcasts, and games sound richer, as a 3.1-channel soundbar already has its own center channel for dialogue, while the subwoofer delivers deeper bass that a standalone soundbar can’t reproduce as convincingly. You also don’t need to add surround speakers, though Amazon offers a more complete 5.1-channel version with surround speakers for $399.99 instead of $489.99.

Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus with Subwoofer

$249.99 on Amazon
$374.99 Save $125.00

$249.99 on Amazon
$374.99 Save $125.00
Amazon Fire TV Plus Soundbar

$149.99 on Amazon
$249.99. Save $100.00.

$149.99 on Amazon
$249.99. Save $100.00.
With subwoofer and surround sound speakers.
Amazon Fire TV Plus Soundbar

$399.99 on Amazon
$489.99. Save $90.00.

$399.99 on Amazon
$489.99. Save $90.00.

The device fits easily into a typical living room: the soundbar measures 24 inches in diameter, so it takes up a fair amount of space under the TV, but wall mount brackets are included if you prefer to keep the stand free. The included HDMI cable is the connection you’ll need for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, and HDMI ARC or eARC also allow you to control the soundbar’s volume with a regular TV remote. The subwoofer pairs wirelessly with the soundbar, giving you more flexibility in placing it where the bass sounds best, though it should still be located near an outlet.

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However, Amazon makes things easier in other ways, as there’s no Wi-Fi or companion app, and most settings are handled with the included remote. It’s also worth noting that this is an audio-only product: it doesn’t support Alexa, doesn’t support Alexa Home Theater, and doesn’t have built-in Fire TV streaming, so you’ll still need a separate Fire TV device or a compatible smart TV, as noted in the PCMag review . These omissions may not bother those who simply want improved dialogue, enhanced bass, and Dolby Atmos support without upgrading to a full-fledged surround sound system, and at $249.99, this set makes the most sense.

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