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
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Community Reviews
Samsung's Q990-series bundle is a wireless soundbar system built for big-room home theater, with a subwoofer and rear speakers that can deliver strong surround effects and clear vocals. The setup gets praise for loud output, good Dolby Atmos and DTS:X handling, solid wireless transmission, and a compact sub that can still fill a 20 by 20 room. The main cautions are Samsung firmware and support concerns, plus reports of Wi-Fi disconnects, Apple TV handshake issues, and occasional underwhelming bass or volume compared with separate component systems. It is best suited to buyers who want convenience and immersive sound in one package.
The bundle can deliver strong surround output with low distortion for movies and music listening.
The wireless sub and surround satellites setup can sound impressive for a compact living-room system.
The educational discount purchase can include free shipping and 0% financing at the stated price.
The system can handle Atmos and DTSX correctly even when the soundbar is kept offline.
Samsung firmware updates can brick soundbars or cause unresponsiveness after installation.
The sound can feel underwhelming unless volume is turned up fairly high for satisfaction.
The soundbar can have compatibility problems with Apple TV, including pass-through issues and constant disconnects.
Samsung support and service handling can create refund eligibility problems if a technician route is used.
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And if you'd actually read my original comment, you'd know I've owned the YAS-108 with a real, non-proprietary sub attached. So this isn't theory, it's a lived experience you're currently arguing against from the sidelines.
I've also gone through more proprietary-sub soundbars than I care to admit, and the pattern holds every time: the bundled sub is an afterthought, and the same money spent on a legit aftermarket sub eats it alive.
This is why the Yamaha soundbars with a standard, non-proprietary sub output are no longer made - it was a bang for the buck loophole too good to last.
But obv it will never beat a separate unit setup for the price as it shouldn't , with a proprietary setup you are also paying for convenience
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The best vocals award, as determined by the harshest of critics (elderly people with hearing loss) actually went to this Philips soundbar ~$30 about 5 months ago:
Philips B5706 2.1-Channel Soundbar with Built-in Subwoofer, Stadium EQ Mode
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Philip.../560193551
Don't be tempted to max out all your speaker levels, to compensate for the lower end, I actually lower the center and the rears almost to a minimum and the rest of the channels by ear depending on your space. This allows you to set the sub to max volume and compensate everything with just higher master volume.
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