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SAVE $250:The White Skin Black ThighsSonos Arc soundbar is on sale at Best Buy for $649.99, down from the standard price of $899.99. That's a 28% discount.

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$899.99 Save $250

Two-in-one products usually save time, but at what cost? We can buy one bottle that houses shampoo and conditioner but it doesn't feel as nice as using one shampoo and one conditioner, when each work to their maximum potential. The same can be said for most TVs and their speakers. The TV could be awesome, but the sound usually lacks. If that sounds familiar, check out this deal on superior sound.

As of Jan. 21, the Sonos Arc smart soundbar is on sale at Best Buy for $649.99, marked down from the list price of $899.99. That means you'll be saving $250 by getting a 28% discount.

Sonos brought on Oscar-winning sound engineers to help design the Sonos Ace soundbar which comes packed with wow-worthy specs. For example, those engineers helped to create a soundbar that's specially tuned to human voices, bringing the experience of streaming movies and shows to a whole new level.

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Of course, the Sonos Arc soundbar is a great option for using as a home speaker, even without your TV. With the TV powered off, you can still use the Arc to play your favorite music or podcast either with the Sonos app or Apple AirPlay 2.

Sonos also incorporated thoughtful details into the soundbar like an ambient light sensor that automatically adjusts brightness of the soundbar's LEDs to how bright the room is, making them visible but not distracting.

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There's also a magnetic sensor on the Sonos Arc which adjusts the EQ to temper base resonance. If you have other Sonos soundbars in your home, the Arc allows you to connect them together, bringing music into more rooms.

If you've been slogging along with subpar TV speakers, today is a great day to upgrade to the Sonos Arc soundbar. Best Buy chopped $250 off the list price which means you can get significantly improved sound for $649.99. Not only does this mean your next movie viewing experience will be better, you'll have an all-around great speaker for your home.

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