Cyber Monday soundbar deal: Save $400 on Samsung Dolby Atmos soundbars

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If you want a feature-packed, top-spec TV speaker there are some big Cyber Monday soundbar deals courtesy of Best Buy and Samsung

Samsung Cyber Monday soundbar
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There's a choice of three excellent Samsung soundbar Cyber Monday deals at Best Buy, with savings of up to $400 across the company's range of Dolby Atmos soundbars.

The 3.1.2-channel Samsung HW-Q70T soundbar is down from $699 to $399, a $300 saving, while the 5.1.2-channel Samsung HW-Q850T is also reduced by $300, down from $999 to $699. 

The biggest saving is reserved for the range-topping Samsung HW-Q950T, a 9.1.4-channel soundbar, which has Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and Alexa voice control, and has had $400 cut off the price; it's down from $1799 to $1399.

Wondering which is right Cyber Monday soundbar deal to go for? Read on for more details on the soundbar specs.

Cyber Monday soundbar deals

Samsung HW-Q70T soundbar $699

Samsung HW-Q70T soundbar $699 $399 at Best Buy (save $300)
This Samsung soundbar has a 'bar and wireless subwoofer, supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, and offers Bluetooth music streaming. There's one HDMI input and 3.1.2 channels of surround sound.

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Samsung HW-Q850T soundbar $999

Samsung HW-Q850T soundbar $999 $699 at Best Buy (save $300)
Want more speakers? This 5.1.2-channel soundbar system comes with separate rear speakers, as well as a souunbar and subwoofer. There's 440 watts of total power, plus Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Bluetooth wireless streaming and one HDMI input.

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Samsung HW-Q950T soundbar $1799

Samsung HW-Q950T soundbar $1799 $1399 (save $400)
The HW-Q950T promises truly immersive sound with 9.1.4ch, up-firing rear speakers including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, plus a Game Mode. Premium Design textile by Kvadrat along with seamless connectivity and built in voice assistant, this is the best fit for a Samsung QLED TV. And the biggest Cyber Monday saving.


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Joe Cox

Joe is Content Director for Specialist Tech at Future and was previously the Global Editor-in-Chief of What Hi-Fi?. He has worked on What Hi-Fi? across print and online for more than 15 years, writing news, reviews and features. He has covered product launch events across the world, from Apple to Technics, Sony and Samsung, reported from CES, the Bristol Show and Munich High End for many years, and provided comment for sites such as the BBC and the Guardian. In his spare time he enjoys mixing vinyl and cycling.