Flat-screen TVs have gotten impressively thin, but their built-in speakers often sound just as slim. Woot has a cheap way to add punch to your setup, dropping the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar from $120 to $50. That’s a hefty $70 discount, or about 58% off the regular price.
The Fire TV Soundbar is a compact option for anyone who wants clearer dialogue, fuller sound, and stronger bass without filling the living room with speakers. It’s only 24 inches wide, connects to a TV through HDMI ARC or eARC, and supports DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio for a more immersive experience with movies, sports, shows, and games.
Why Choose This Fire TV Soundbar?
The Fire TV Soundbar uses dual speakers to deliver fuller audio, ensuring clearer dialogue and deeper bass. This makes conversations easier to follow in movies and TV shows while giving action scenes and games a little more impact.
It also supports DTS Virtual:X, which creates a virtual three-dimensional surround sound effect without requiring speakers scattered around the room. Dolby Audio adds more detail while helping improve dialogue and bass. You won’t get the same experience as a full physical surround sound system, but you also won’t need to find room for several speakers and run cables around the living room.
This soundbar is designed to work particularly well with Fire TV devices, but you’re not locked into Amazon’s ecosystem, as it is compatible with smart TVs and TVs connected to other streaming media players. At 24 inches wide and just 2.5 inches tall, it should fit comfortably on many TV stands without dominating the entertainment center. Mounting rings are also included if you’d rather position it beneath a wall-mounted TV.
One important detail to understand before buying: despite the Fire TV name, this is an audio-only soundbar. It doesn’t have Alexa built in, doesn’t support Alexa Home Theater, and doesn’t replace a Fire TV Stick or another streaming device. You’ll still need a smart TV or streaming media player to actually watch streaming content.
At $50 instead of $120, the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar saves you $70 at Woot. It’s not trying to replace an elaborate home theater system, but that’s exactly where the appeal lies. If you mainly want clearer dialogue, stronger bass, virtual surround sound, and an easy HDMI setup without spending much, this 58% discount makes it a much more affordable TV upgrade.