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In his review of the Bose Smart Soundbar, Mashable's Timothy Beck Werth asked the question, is the Bose Smart Soundbar worth its $500 price tag? It's a well-rounded device with easy set-up and speakers that really deliver. And as Amazon's Big Spring Sale winds down, it's some of the best savings we spotted.

Normally $499, the Bose Smart Soundbar is 20% off. That knocks $100 off the price bringing it down to $399 — its lowest price ever.

$400 is still a lot to invest in a soundbar, so what can this speaker actually do? Compared to your TV's built-in speakers, the Bose soundbar projects elevated sound that's backed with Dolby Atmos. Sound is deep and well-balanced, coming from the soundbar's five transducers and central tweeter. Plus, real audio nerds can use the Bose Ultra Open earbuds (which are also on sale right now) with the soundbar to create a next-level surround sound experience. It's also loaded with smart features like A.I. Dialogue Mode for better listening experiences.

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