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This 9.1.2-channel Samsung soundbar just dropped below $1,000

For those looking for a more affordable alternative to a wired Dolby Atmos home theater system, the Samsung HW-Q910D 9.1.2ch Soundbar is a fantastic option. Currently on sale, this complete Dolby Atmos setup can be purchased for only $900, down from its original price of $1,300. Don’t miss out on this great soundbar deal!
Why Choose the Samsung HW-Q910D
The Samsung Q910D features a 9.1.2ch system with up-firing speakers, left-right drivers, a dedicated center, and two rear speakers, allowing for a virtualized Dolby Atmos surround sound experience. With Q-Symphony technology, you can also pair it with compatible Samsung TV speakers for an even larger soundstage.
Utilizing SpaceFit Sound Pro technology, the Q910D can automatically adjust sound to suit your room acoustics. The Active Voice Analyzer feature enhances vocals and dialogue, ensuring clear and crisp audio.
In addition to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, the soundbar also comes with an HDMI input for connecting HD components. It supports Alexa, AirPlay 2, and Chromecast, offering enhanced functionality.
This discount on the Samsung HW-Q910D 9.1.2ch Soundbar may not last long, so act fast to save $400 on your purchase. Check out our other Samsung deals and Samsung TV deals for more savings.
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