Samsung has for
EPP and EDU Members: Samsung 11.1.4ch Q-Series Soundbar + Subwoofer & Rear Speaker (HW-Q990F/ZA) for
$799.84 when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
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Deal Instructions: - Visit the Samsung Discount Program and check eligibility. If eligible, sign in or create an account.
- Add Samsung 11.1.4ch Q-Series Soundbar to cart
- Your total should $799.84 after EDU/EPP savings. Shipping is free.
Includes:
- HW-Q990F Soundbar
- Subwoofer
- Rear Speaker Kit
- HDMI 2.1 Cable
- Wall Mount Kit
- Rubber Foot
- Remote Control w/ Batteries
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Samsung's Q990 series soundbar bundle is a compact home theater setup that stands out for immersive surround sound, clear vocals, and strong wireless sub and rear speaker performance. The system can get very loud, handles Atmos and DTSX well, and the dual 8 inch sub is reported to fill even a 20 by 20 room better than expected. The main cautions are Samsung firmware and support headaches, including reports of bricked or unresponsive bars and Wi Fi disconnects. Some also find the bass and overall sound less satisfying than a separate AVR and speaker setup, especially at higher volumes.
The bundle can deliver strong surround output with wireless sub and rear satellites included.
The system can produce clear vocals while keeping bass as a secondary focus.
The compact dual 8-inch sub can fill a 20x20 room well when expectations are set appropriately.
The Q990-series can work with Apple TV 4K to Samsung TVs via eARC without reported issues over several years.
Samsung firmware updates can brick soundbars and can also cause unresponsiveness after later versions.
The soundbar can have constant disconnects and poor performance with Apple TV even when using pass-through.
The soundbar may require turning the volume up pretty high to feel satisfying compared with other home theater systems.
The rear speakers can require 1/4-20 thread mounting holes, which may limit compatible wall-mount options.
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(NEW) Samsung HW-Q990F 11.1.4ch Dolby ATMOS Soundbar w/Subwoofer (2025)
$967.99
https://electronics.woo
Anyone can build a full budget 5.1 system for this price :
Klipsch Reference Theater Pack ~$300
BIC America F12 subwoofer ~$200
Denon AVR-S 570BT ~$280
Even an old Yamaha YAS-109 for ~$100 + BIC America F12 sub for ~$200 would be preferable over this for bass lovers.
I have a full 5.2.4 system in the theater, and a Yamaha YAS-108 soundbar connected to an SVS pb12 in bedroom. The virtual surround sound punches far above its price point, and connecting to a legit sub makes a world of difference.
Yamaha stopped making sound bars with standard subwoofer outputs, so these legacy models are hidden gems.
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I have soundbars in small bedrooms, but I greatly prefer the extra stereo separation one gets from a theater set of speakers, a sub and a receiver. If you are reading this, and you have the room, if you are on the fence here's my vote to treat yo self. If you don't have the room, be thankful we live in such amazing times that we can get a decent experience with something as simple to set up as a soundbar.
(NEW) Samsung HW-Q990F 11.1.4ch Dolby ATMOS Soundbar w/Subwoofer (2025)
$967.99
https://electronics.woo
The "form factor" defense is a great argument right up until the soundbar attempts to move air below 80Hz, at which point it does its best impression of an overpriced Bluetooth speaker having an asthma attack in a pillow fort. 😆
You clearly skimmed right past the YAS-109 - the entire point being a soundbar that solves your form factor concern And doesn't collapse into a wheezing mess the second bass shows up.
Similar footprint. Real bass. A massive upgrade, and at less than half the price of the OP soundbar.
The bass on this thing is fine.. I don't understand why you would need anything stronger unless you had a theater room, in which case you aren't looking at this setup period. Are you commenting on the performance of this thing from experience or are you going through your 'my way is the best way' phase?
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