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SAVE 66%:As of April 16,Watch Friends you can snag a certified refurbished Bose 550 Dolby Atmos Bluetooth soundbar for just $169.99, down from $499, at Woot. That's a 66% discount and a savings of $329.01.

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$499 Save $329.01

If you haven’t browsed the Woot website yet, I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in the market for new tech. Woot is a discount retailer owned by Amazon where you can find daily deals and limited-time sales on a variety of products, including electronics, home goods, and apparel.

Right now, they’ve got a solid deal on a certified refurbished Bose 550 Dolby Atmos Bluetooth soundbar. You can get it for just $169.99, down from $499. That’s a 66% discount and a savings of $329.01. But this offer’s only good for 17 more days or until it’s sold out, so act fast if you want to snag this deal.

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The Bose 550 soundbar is a compact, all-in-one soundbar that delivers immersive Dolby Atmos sound. You can use it with your TV or stream music via Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, or Chromecast. It also works with the Bose Music App and comes with a remote.

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