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Samsung EDU Discount: Samsung HW-S800B 3.1 2-Ch Wireless Soundbar w/ Dolby Atmos
$300
$899.99
+ Free S/H
Samsung has Samsung HW-S800B 3.1 2-Channel Wireless Soundbar w/ Dolby Atmos (Black; 2022 Model) on sale for $300 w/ your enroll/verify offer through the Samsung Offer Program (Details; ex; EDU/EPP/etc.). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member sh019m for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Samsung account w/ enrollment/verification through Samsung's Offer Programs to see discount
Discount may be limited to EDU users but may be extended to other Samsung Offer Program discount
Thanks to community member sh019m for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Samsung account w/ enrollment/verification through Samsung's Offer Programs to see discount
Discount may be limited to EDU users but may be extended to other Samsung Offer Program discount
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Edited December 5, 2022
at 12:24 AM
300$ price shows when You log in using edu account.
I purchased it last week for 359$ but I've contacted Samsung and they will give me 59$ back.
Looks like it might be price mistake since white model is listed at 599 with 300$ discount.
Hurry up if your interested, you can always return later
https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...-s800b-za/
I purchased it last week for 359$ but I've contacted Samsung and they will give me 59$ back.
Looks like it might be price mistake since white model is listed at 599 with 300$ discount.
Hurry up if your interested, you can always return later
https://www.samsung.com/us/televi...-s800b-za/
Created 12-03-2022
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800 - slightly better sub, one more speaker, less inputs (no optical), less audio format sound processing, comes in white, slimmer soundbar, 330W
Dolby
Dolby ATMOS
Dolby Digital Plus
(*ATMOS Music)
DTS
DTS 5.1ch
700 - more audio sound processing for atmos and dts, has optical input, 320W
Dolby
Dolby ATMOS
Dolby TrueHD
Dolby Digital Plus
Dolby MAT
(*ATMOS Music)
DTS
DTS:X
DTS-HD HRA
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Hard to imagine the 800 provides 25% better sound for the 25% increase in cost. My guess would be marginal sound. I thought I read some other SDer posting a comparison of the two on an old thread but I can't find it. The user basically said he kept the 700 because sound quality was marginal. This is still tempting for me because I like the white option and slim look but I was also hoping to connect an old Sonos Connect to the optical input so the lack of that might kill the deal for me.
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That's not what I said, lol. For esthetics reasons Samsung advertises the S800B would be a good combination for wall hanging with The Frame.
For some reason i was able to buy one today for $354 +tax. (login and used private on my browser)Is this a worth purchase than the $399 klipsch cinema 800?
Edit: Cancelled this order
I purchased hoping my Roku smart TV would connect wireless but having trouble.
If I connect with the HDMI provided cord is there a negative? A few people mentioned the limitations so I'm just trying to understand what else I'd need it for.
What other usages or benefits would additional inputs provide? Am I getting the most out of it if I use the HDMI cord provide and plug it right into the TV?
I purchased hoping my Roku smart TV would connect wireless but having trouble.
If I connect with the HDMI provided cord is there a negative? A few people mentioned the limitations so I'm just trying to understand what else I'd need it for.
What other usages or benefits would additional inputs provide? Am I getting the most out of it if I use the HDMI cord provide and plug it right into the TV?
Using the hdmi is probably the best and easiest method. You're not losing anything. It's just this sound bar can't process some of the higher end codecs. I don't think you have to worry about it unless you're really particular about it, in which case you wouldn't even have bought it in the first place lol