Our research indicates that at the time of this post, that Samsung MX-T40 2-Channel High Power Audio Sound Tower (MX-T40/ZA) is $48 lower (~24.2% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $197.99.
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Rated 4.5 stars out of 5 overall based on 100+ reviews on Best Buy
Includes a 1-year manufacturer's parts & labor warranty
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Best Buy via eBay return policy: 14-day returns. Buyer pays for return shipping
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Our research indicates that at the time of this post, that Samsung MX-T40 2-Channel High Power Audio Sound Tower (MX-T40/ZA) is $48 lower (~24.2% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $197.99.
About this product:
Rated 4.5 stars out of 5 overall based on 100+ reviews on Best Buy
Includes a 1-year manufacturer's parts & labor warranty
About this store:
Best Buy via eBay return policy: 14-day returns. Buyer pays for return shipping
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If you're not a hard-core audiophile I think this is great at this price point. This is one of the smaller models of this series. The T60 is huge and is really geared towards big dance parties--I was leaning towards getting it but honestly it didn't seem to have the advertised power in the store and the audio quality wasn't great at higher power outputs compared to this model. The T40 handled quite well near it's max ranges, IMHO. Also the T40 sits well on a counter I have while the T60 almost certainly should occupy floor space give its weight and height (the T40 is pretty tall itself).
I tried several different brands of speakers across a few visits to Best Buy (my local stores stocks a lot of these--Sony, Bose, Samsung, and several other brands I can't remember) and this was the best bang for the buck for me testing in store. There was a Sonos solution that was slightly better audio quality and less power but cost nearly twice as much and was difficult to find. The lows, mids, and highs all seemed to be of pretty good quality and well balanced for a Bluetooth speaker and it had plenty of power for my house and uses. It has a traditional remote but also has a Bluetooth app that let's you control balance, volume, and settings like bass boost. There are also some color LED lights with some basic color adjustment options which you can also remote control (nothing fancy like robust color control but can add a bit of ambience into some preset color modes if you like that, I personally do).
I use this in my living room for background music when I have family/friends get togethers. This is the smaller model but by no means is it small, especially compared to a typical Bluetooth speaker. Be sure to check the dimensions if you haven't seen it in person. It does have some other audio connectors IIIRC and a USB port if you have a music library you want to directly connect drom a drive or USB stick. Note that this isn't battery based so if that's useful to you, you may want to consider other options or solutions. I got mine ~$200 which I still consider a good value, so I'd say $150 is a pretty good deal.
One of the key features of these things I haven't used is that you can link multiple of these together and fill a larger area with them wirelessly. My living room is somewhat connected to my dining and TV area as well as an outside patio and the T40 can easily supply background and foreground music for the entire area. I considered buying a second since this is even cheaper, but I'm probably going to pass because I think it'll be overkill for my space.
I debated on recess speakers, looked at traditional bookshelf speakers with a receiver configuration and everything was going to be too time consuming and complex to deal with. This hit the sweet spot of portability, quality, ease of configuration/use, and price for me. YMMV.
If you're not a hard-core audiophile I think this is great at this price point. This is one of the smaller models of this series. The T60 is huge and is really geared towards big dance parties--I was leaning towards getting it but honestly it didn't seem to have the advertised power in the store and the audio quality wasn't great at higher power outputs compared to this model. The T40 handled quite well near it's max ranges, IMHO. Also the T40 sits well on a counter I have while the T60 almost certainly should occupy floor space give its weight and height (the T40 is pretty tall itself).
I tried several different brands of speakers across a few visits to Best Buy (my local stores stocks a lot of these--Sony, Bose, Samsung, and several other brands I can't remember) and this was the best bang for the buck for me testing in store. There was a Sonos solution that was slightly better audio quality and less power but cost nearly twice as much and was difficult to find. The lows, mids, and highs all seemed to be of pretty good quality and well balanced for a Bluetooth speaker and it had plenty of power for my house and uses. It has a traditional remote but also has a Bluetooth app that let's you control balance, volume, and settings like bass boost. There are also some color LED lights with some basic color adjustment options which you can also remote control (nothing fancy like robust color control but can add a bit of ambience into some preset color modes if you like that, I personally do).
I use this in my living room for background music when I have family/friends get togethers. This is the smaller model but by no means is it small, especially compared to a typical Bluetooth speaker. Be sure to check the dimensions if you haven't seen it in person. It does have some other audio connectors IIIRC and a USB port if you have a music library you want to directly connect drom a drive or USB stick. Note that this isn't battery based so if that's useful to you, you may want to consider other options or solutions. I got mine ~$200 which I still consider a good value, so I'd say $150 is a pretty good deal.
One of the key features of these things I haven't used is that you can link multiple of these together and fill a larger area with them wirelessly. My living room is somewhat connected to my dining and TV area as well as an outside patio and the T40 can easily supply background and foreground music for the entire area. I considered buying a second since this is even cheaper, but I'm probably going to pass because I think it'll be overkill for my space.
I debated on recess speakers, looked at traditional bookshelf speakers with a receiver configuration and everything was going to be too time consuming and complex to deal with. This hit the sweet spot of portability, quality, ease of configuration/use, and price for me. YMMV.
I own both and the JBL PartyBox 100 is far superior. I actually bought this unit today because it was on sale and Best Buy didn't have a demo available. The sound clarity isn't that great and neither is the bass. You will be much happier with the JBL PartyBox 100. The only reason why I think I will keep this speaker is because of its unique design (bi directional sound) and remote control. I just updated the firmware and will be seeing if this helps with sound clarity, but doubtful. The only benefit this speaker has over the JBL PartyBox 100 is that it can be synced with multiple speakers where as the JBL PartyBox, 2 max.
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I tried several different brands of speakers across a few visits to Best Buy (my local stores stocks a lot of these--Sony, Bose, Samsung, and several other brands I can't remember) and this was the best bang for the buck for me testing in store. There was a Sonos solution that was slightly better audio quality and less power but cost nearly twice as much and was difficult to find. The lows, mids, and highs all seemed to be of pretty good quality and well balanced for a Bluetooth speaker and it had plenty of power for my house and uses. It has a traditional remote but also has a Bluetooth app that let's you control balance, volume, and settings like bass boost. There are also some color LED lights with some basic color adjustment options which you can also remote control (nothing fancy like robust color control but can add a bit of ambience into some preset color modes if you like that, I personally do).
I use this in my living room for background music when I have family/friends get togethers. This is the smaller model but by no means is it small, especially compared to a typical Bluetooth speaker. Be sure to check the dimensions if you haven't seen it in person. It does have some other audio connectors IIIRC and a USB port if you have a music library you want to directly connect drom a drive or USB stick. Note that this isn't battery based so if that's useful to you, you may want to consider other options or solutions. I got mine ~$200 which I still consider a good value, so I'd say $150 is a pretty good deal.
One of the key features of these things I haven't used is that you can link multiple of these together and fill a larger area with them wirelessly. My living room is somewhat connected to my dining and TV area as well as an outside patio and the T40 can easily supply background and foreground music for the entire area. I considered buying a second since this is even cheaper, but I'm probably going to pass because I think it'll be overkill for my space.
I debated on recess speakers, looked at traditional bookshelf speakers with a receiver configuration and everything was going to be too time consuming and complex to deal with. This hit the sweet spot of portability, quality, ease of configuration/use, and price for me. YMMV.
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I tried several different brands of speakers across a few visits to Best Buy (my local stores stocks a lot of these--Sony, Bose, Samsung, and several other brands I can't remember) and this was the best bang for the buck for me testing in store. There was a Sonos solution that was slightly better audio quality and less power but cost nearly twice as much and was difficult to find. The lows, mids, and highs all seemed to be of pretty good quality and well balanced for a Bluetooth speaker and it had plenty of power for my house and uses. It has a traditional remote but also has a Bluetooth app that let's you control balance, volume, and settings like bass boost. There are also some color LED lights with some basic color adjustment options which you can also remote control (nothing fancy like robust color control but can add a bit of ambience into some preset color modes if you like that, I personally do).
I use this in my living room for background music when I have family/friends get togethers. This is the smaller model but by no means is it small, especially compared to a typical Bluetooth speaker. Be sure to check the dimensions if you haven't seen it in person. It does have some other audio connectors IIIRC and a USB port if you have a music library you want to directly connect drom a drive or USB stick. Note that this isn't battery based so if that's useful to you, you may want to consider other options or solutions. I got mine ~$200 which I still consider a good value, so I'd say $150 is a pretty good deal.
One of the key features of these things I haven't used is that you can link multiple of these together and fill a larger area with them wirelessly. My living room is somewhat connected to my dining and TV area as well as an outside patio and the T40 can easily supply background and foreground music for the entire area. I considered buying a second since this is even cheaper, but I'm probably going to pass because I think it'll be overkill for my space.
I debated on recess speakers, looked at traditional bookshelf speakers with a receiver configuration and everything was going to be too time consuming and complex to deal with. This hit the sweet spot of portability, quality, ease of configuration/use, and price for me. YMMV.
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2. Volume resets to a default level
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