These Vizio, Yamaha and Samsung soundbar deals kick off Prime Day 2

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So you want to save big on a the best soundbar deal during Amazon Prime Day? Well, you've come to the right place - we've been scouring the site for deals and have found a number of excellent bargains that you should consider.

Whether you're looking for a basic 2.0 soundbar or something a bit more powerful, Amazon has a number of awesome deals happening on Sony, Samsung and Vizio soundbars that should all be available until late Tuesday evening. 

If you're a bit of an audiophile we encourage you to check out our best headphone deals for Amazon Prime Day and our best Amazon Prime Day TV deals pages, as they can also help you amp up your AV game without breaking the bank.

The best soundbar deals in the US

Vizio 2-Channel Soundbar $89 now $62 on Amazon

Vizio 2-Channel Soundbar $89 now $62 on Amazon
It's rare that you can find a good-sounding soundbar for under $100 - but it's even more rare when that already-cheap soundbar gets a second, even steeper discount. That's definitely the case for the Vizio SB3220n-F6 36-inch soundbar that's just $62 today.

Samsung MM45 Series Sound Bar $239 now $119 on Amazon

Samsung MM45 Series Sound Bar $239 now $119 on Amazon
If you step up to Samung's MM45 Series Sound Bar, not only do you get a 2-Channel 'Bar but you get a wireless subwoofer to match. If you're looking for a basic 2.1 system, this Samsung bar is a good place to start.

Yamaha YAS-207 Soundbar $299 now $205 on Amazon

Yamaha YAS-207 Soundbar $299 now $205 on Amazon
It's a good year to pick up a soundbar. Not only are there some great deals - like the Yamaha YAS-207 that come with both a soundbar and a subwoofer - but the technology has vastly improved since the form factor was first introduced a few years ago.

Vizio 5.1.4 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos $780 $479 on Amazon

Vizio 5.1.4 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos $780 $479 on Amazon
The big kahuna of soundbar deals for Amazon Prime Day is the Vizio VIZIO SB36514-G6 36-inch 5.1.4 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos. This system comes with a wireless sub, plus two satellite speakers for $479 - a huge 38% discount on the regular price.

The best soundbar deals in the UK

Sony Bluetooth Soundbar £93.99£74 at Amazon

Sony Bluetooth Soundbar £93.99 £74 at Amazon
A compact but powerful soundbar with 21% off for Amazon Prime Day. If you're short of space, this smaller-than-average soundbar will fit in nicely without any compromise on sound. Its two speakers provides excellent surround sound, and you can connect all your devices via Bluetooth.


LG SJ3 Soundbar £104.98£79.99 at Amazon

LG SJ3 Soundbar £104.98 £79.99 at Amazon
There's 24% off this powerful soundbar for Amazon Prime Day, bringing it well under £100. It's a bargain price for a soundbar with Bluetooth connectivity, TV sound sync, and adaptive sound control for punchier action and clearer dialogue.


Bose Soundbar System £199£159 at Amazon

Bose Soundbar System £199 £159 at Amazon
Transform your TV's audio and make every word of dialogue crystal clear with this smart soundbar system from Bose. It uses a wired connection to your TV, but also supports Bluetooth so you can connect all your other devices too. Amazon has cut the regular price by 20% for Amazon Prime Day.


Sony HT-RT4 soundbar surround system: £279 now £215£64

Sony HT-RT4 soundbar surround system: £279 now £215
Save £64 on this Sony surround sound set up, which pairs a soundbar with a pair of tall rear tower speakers to deliver 600W of 5.1-channel cinema sound to your ears.

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Nick Pino

Nick Pino is Managing Editor, TV and AV for TechRadar's sister site, Tom's Guide. Previously, he was the Senior Editor of Home Entertainment at TechRadar, covering TVs, headphones, speakers, video games, VR and streaming devices. He's also written for GamesRadar+, Official Xbox Magazine, PC Gamer and other outlets over the last decade, and he has a degree in computer science he's not using if anyone wants it.