The best soundbar deals 2026: Sonos, Sony, JBL, Samsung and more
Big savings on some of the best soundbars for your TV
The latest hi-fi, home cinema and tech news, reviews, buying advice and deals, direct to your inbox.
You are now subscribed
Your newsletter sign-up was successful
If you want to upgrade your home cinema system's audio performance without breaking the bank, choosing a soundbar is a great call. The fast-growing category takes up much less space than a multi-speaker setup, and a budget model can cost less than £100.
But, with so many models on the market, it can be hard to know which one is the best for you. Fret not, because our team of experts have tested countless soundbars and know which ones are worth your time.
In this handy guide, you will find the best deals on products we know are top performers. From premium soundbar systems to more affordable single bars, there is something for everyone.
Every model in this list have been reviewed by the What Hi-Fi? team, and we have checked every soundbar's price history to make sure the deal offers a genuine discount.
If you’re still not sure which model is best suited to you, check out our best soundbars, best budget soundbars and best Dolby Atmos soundbars pages for some inspiration.
SOUNDBAR DEALS QUICK LINKS
- Amazon: big savings on Dolby Atmos soundbars
- Richer Sounds: hot deals on TVs, home cinema and hi-fi
- John Lewis save hundreds on the top soundbars
- Sevenoaks: clearance soundbars – get a huge discount on an ex-display model
- Currys: soundbars from £32
- Argos: deals on soundbars
Best soundbar deals under £100
Hisense HS214 was £99 now £69 at Amazon (save £30)
Hisense's 65cm 'bar with multiple connections (line-in, USB, Bluetooth, optical, HDMI out ARC), three Audio Modes (movie, music, and news), and a bundled universal remote is a great way to upgrade your TV sound while spending very little.
Read the full Hisense HS214 review
Sony HT-SF150 was £150 now £99 at Amazon (save £51)
An excellent budget soundbar, the Sony HT-SF150 will do a lot to take your TV's audio up a notch from its built-in speakers. We gave this bar a solid four-star review, praising its premium looks, impressive scale and width, and of course, its accessible price point. Featuring HDMI (ARC) optical, and USB inputs, this bar should slot into almost any set-up.
Read the full Sony HT-SF150 review
Best soundbar deals £100 to £250
Hisense AX5125H was £249 now £221 at Argos (save £50)
The Hisense AX5125H is a complete soundbar package, consisting of a main soundbar, subwoofer and two surround speakers. It's certainly the best system under £250 we have tested, and at this price it is even more of a bargain. Get this discount by using the code TV20 at checkout.
Read the full Hisense AX5125H review
Sonos Ray was £279 now £199 at Amazon (save £80)
Sonos's most accessible soundbar is a convenient way of drastically upgrading your TV's sound. This bar features only an optical connection but if this isn't a dealbreaker, it makes up for any shortcomings with an energetic upbeat sound and the streaming smarts you would expect of a Sonos product.
Read the full Sonos Ray review
Sharp HT-SB700 was £199 now £100 at Amazon (save £99)
This is a compact Dolby Atmos soundbar with a 2.0.2 speaker layout. Connectivity stretches to an HDMI eARC socket, optical input and Bluetooth streaming. The punchy-sounding bar creates scale and a decent atmosphere and is now available at an impressive discount.
Read the full Sharp HT-SB700 review
Best soundbar deals £250 to £500
Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 6 was £499 now £449 at Amazon (save £50)
With the Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 6 you get a hefty 'bar (96cdm wide and 11cm deep), as well as a dedicated subwoofer. With weighty, room-filling sound and impressive height effects, it's certainly not subtle but it will deliver sofa-shaking explosions.
Read the full Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 6 review
Best soundbar deals £500 to £1000
LG S70TY was £599 now £219 at Amazon (save £380)
This four-star LG soundbar doesn't quite hit the heights of the very best in class, but it's still a well-rounded package that's not only easy to listen to, but easy to live with. The package includes a subwoofer and soundbar, offering a 3.1.1-channel configuration.
Read the full LG S70TY review
Sonos Arc soundbar was £899 now £691 at Amazon (save £208)
This soundbar delivers five-star Dolby Atmos performance and WiFi connectivity for easy music streaming and integration with other Sonos products. It sits proudly in our Hall of Fame for good reason.
Read the full Sonos Arc review
Samsung HW-QS700F was £649 now £299 at B & Q (save £350)
With punchy, floor-shaking bass, a clear vocal performance and flexible positioning options, there's plenty to like about the Samsung HW-QS700F. Chief among them is this low price – 46 per cent is a huge discount for a soundbar less than a year old.
Read the full Samsung QS700F review
Best soundbar deals over £1000
JBL Bar 1300 £1299 £649 at Peter Tyson (save £650)
JBL's Bar 1300 is an interesting system, combining a hefty soundbar with a subwoofer featuring a downwards-firing driver. What's more, the ends of the soundbar are detachable and can be used as rear surround speakers. All in all, it presents audio confidently across a seamless soundfield. You need to be a 'PT VIP' to get this price, but signing up is quick and free.
Read the full JBL Bar 1300 review
Samsung HW-Q990F was £1699 now £790 at Amazon (save £909)
This five-star Samsung Dolby Atmos soundbar offers "crisp and powerful" audio as well as an impressive amount of heft on the lower end. The package includes two wireless surround speakers, a subwoofer and soundbar at a tempting discount.
Read the full Samsung HW-Q990F review
Samsung HW-Q990D £1699 £799 at Amazon (save £900)
The Q990D is a complete 11.1.4 Dolby Atmos home cinema in a box, and it sounds big, spacious, enveloping and punchy. A great system that is becoming better value all the time, and can often be found at a cheaper price than its successor.
Read the full Samsung Q990D review
The latest hi-fi, home cinema and tech news, reviews, buying advice and deals, direct to your inbox.
Robyn Quick is a Staff Writer for What Hi Fi?. After graduating from Cardiff University with a postgraduate degree in magazine journalism, they have worked for a variety of film and culture publications. In their spare time, Robyn can be found playing board games too competitively, going on cinema trips and learning muay thai.
You must confirm your public display name before commenting
Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.













