Best subwoofer deals: Up the bass for as low as $50
Whether you’ve been shopping the best TV deals or already have a TV that suits your needs, adding some quality audio to the setup can make your viewing experiences more immersive. There are a lot of soundbar deals and Bluetooth speaker deals out there that can help, but if you really want to up the experience you should consider a subwoofer. Even the best subwoofers often see a discount, and top subwoofer brands are seeing models discounted right now. To make the shopping process a little more convenient we’ve rounded up all of the best subwoofer deals below, and if you’re still in search of a TV to pair one with you can also take a look at the current Sony TV deals, Samsung TV deals, LG TV deals, TCL TV deals, and Vizio TV deals.
Dr.J Professional 2.1 channel soundbar with subwoofer system — $77, was $200
More than just the subwoofer, this surround system includes a versatile soundbar or dual-speaker — it can be split in half — offering a versatile audio system. It does featured Bluetooth for wireless connectivity, so you can connect a phone or tablet, for example. You can also plug your TV in via HDMI ARC, optical, or 3.5 mm audio. The 35W bass woofer delivers a nice little kick.
Sony Core Series 10-inch subwoofer — $200, was $250
One of the best TV brands steps up with an affordable subwoofer to pair with any TV here. This is a 10-inch subwoofer by Sony that has 115 watts of maximum power and a dual-layer mica subwoofer diaphragm that delivers quality sound and an optimal bass response. It has motion feedback technology the utilizes detection circuitry to adjust the input signal and help prevent distortion, which contributes to this being a great speaker to pair with a home theater setup. A great value play even at its regular price, the Sony Core Series 10-inch subwoofer is a steal any time a deal is taking place.
Sonance MS10SUB — $400, was $600
The Sonance MS10SUB (aka the Sonance Magnolia 10-inch 275W Powered Subwoofer) is made with great crossover control and has a wide frequency response of 27Hz to 250kHz. One thing to note about this subwoofer is its compact size of 11.8 x 11.8 x 12.6 inches. This, combine with its dark, thick cloth grill, means it will fade into the background as the lights go off and the movies turn on.
Sonos Sub (Gen 3) — $639, was $799
The Sonos Sub is worth taking a look at if you’re hunting for a good value. It isn’t the most expensive subwoofer on the block yet it manages to provide some quality bass. It adds a deeper level immersion to all of your favorite content, adding some bass to action movies and sports. And because this is a wireless subwoofer it’s able to connect to your home theater over your home’s wifi network. This allows for high quality audio without the mess of wires and cables, and with an easy setup that will have you up and running in almost no time.
Bose Bass Module 700 wireless subwoofer — $700, was $850
Bose is one of the most popular names in home audio. This subwoofer is a part of that popularity, as it makes a great addition any viewing setup utilizing a Bose soundbar. It’s designed to be paired with Bose soundbars, and with its QuietPort technology it delivers a dynamic range of bass with virtually zero distortion. It connects wirelessly to home theatre arrangements and only needs to be within 30 feet of the connected soundbar, but it can also be hardwired to a Bose soundbar using a standard 3.5mm audio cable.
Other subwoofer deals we like
Not finding a subwoofer to your liking above? These alternative and affordable subwoofer deals might be more your style:
Saiyin soundbar with subwoofer 2.1 system — $50, was $60
Polk Audio 10-inch subwoofer — $159, was $249
Klipsch Synergy Black Label 100 subwoofer — $220, was $449
Samsung SWA-W510/ZA wireless subwoofer — $280, was $300
Klipsch R-120SW subwoofer — $299, was $599
