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SAVE $20: Today,Web Series Archives April 5, you can get an Amazon Fire TV soundbar for its best price on Amazon. Today's deal gives shoppers a 17% markdown, taking the price down from $119.99 to $99.99.

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When you want to escape into your favorite shows, movies, or games, having immersive sound elevates your experience. Having a soundbar does just that. Today, you can score a high-quality soundbar for under $100.

The Amazon Fire TV soundbar is on sale today, April 5, for $99.99. This takes $20 (or 17%) off its usual list price of $119.99. This deal marks a return to the soundbar's lowest-ever price, which we saw back in February and over the winter holidays. While it will likely go on sale again, today is a smart time to buy.

With dual speakers and Dolby Atmos technology, the Amazon Fire TV soundbar produces a powerful experience that delivers crisp sound, clear voices, and deep bass. Picking a soundbar can be a big choice for audiophiles and cinema buffs. But going with the Amazon Fire TV soundbar is an easy choice for folks who already have an Amazon Fire TV, because you can control your Fire TV and soundbar with one remote.

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Shop the Amazon Fire TV soundbar today, April 5 to take advantage of this all-time-low price.

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