The $ 100 Amazon Sound Bar Everyone Loves With an Integrated Submarine is on Sale for $ 63 Right Now

In terms of physical devices, Amazon is obviously best known for its popular product lines like Echo's smart speaker range, Fire TV streaming devices, and the Kindle line of e-book readers. The company manufactures a ton of other products under the AmazonBasics brand, and the $ 100 sound bar is the most popular. The 2.1-channel AmazonBasics Bluetooth Soundbar with built-in Subwoofer is a perennial bestseller at its full retail price, but it's on sale now for just $ 63 and the change. We guarantee that this agreement will not last long now that we have left the cat at the back, so get into the action as you can.

Here's what you need to know on the product page:

• 31.5 integrated sound bar with integrated subwoofer enhances home-audio systems (not compatible with universal remote controls or TV)
• Bluetooth technology v2.1 + EDR with A2DP and AVRCP for a continuous broadcast of various devices
• Stereo full-range speakers; up to 92 dB (2.1 channels)
• 2-inch round frame of 4 pieces; medium to high-end drivers; 4 x 2.7 inch sub-range driver; Passive radiator 2 pieces
• 3 sound modes: Standard, News and Movie; remote control and wall mounting hardware included; measure 31.5 by 3.2 by 3.5 inches (W x H x D)

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