TV speakers can get the job done, but movies, games, and even your favorite shows can sound much better with a proper audio setup. Target has dropped the VEAT00L 2.2ch Soundbar from $250 to $120, saving you $130.
Compact and versatile, this unit can be used as a traditional soundbar, mounted on the wall, or split into two vertical tower speakers on either side of your TV for a wider stereo setup. It also features built-in subwoofers, adding extra bass without requiring a separate floor-standing subwoofer.
Why Choose This Soundbar?
The VEAT00L uses a 2.2-channel setup with two subwoofers and two tweeters, for a total of four drivers and 100W of output. Its built-in subwoofers are designed to give movies, music, and games more punch than you’d typically get from a TV’s speakers, while the tweeters help bring out higher-frequency details.
Thanks to the split design, you can place the soundbar horizontally on a TV stand or mount it on the wall for a more traditional setup. And when you want more separation between the left and right channels, you can split it into two vertical tower speakers and position them on either side of your TV.
You get three EQ modes for different types of content. Movie mode gives films a more cinematic presentation, Music mode adjusts the sound for your playlists, and News mode puts more emphasis on vocals. Switching between them takes a single button press, so you can quickly change the sound depending on what you’re watching or listening to.
Connectivity is straightforward, with Optical and AUX available for wired setups and Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless listening. Built-in DSP processing also helps keep dialogue and other audio details clear.
At $120, the VEAT00L 2.2ch Soundbar offers an affordable way to add extra muscle to your TV audio without building a complicated speaker setup. You get 100W of output, built-in subwoofers, three EQ modes, and a design that can switch between a traditional soundbar and two tower speakers. With $130 knocked off the regular $250 price, you’re getting more than half off a flexible home theater upgrade.