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'Best little soundbar': Amazon's bestselling model is down to $37

Nicole Sforza
·2-min read

If you find yourself opting into closed captions more often than not, you might need a soundbar in your life — a simple add-on to your entertainment system that elevates your audio profoundly. Lucky you: Amazon's top-selling Majority Bowfell TV Soundbar is down to only $37 right now with an on-page coupon. This popular TV helper — with an unreal five-star rating from nearly 13,000-plus reviewers — is sleek, understated and sure to blend seamlessly into your home entertainment setup.

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Majority Bowfell Small Soundbar

$35$45
Save $10 with coupon
Voices come through sharp and detailed, while other sounds hover at a just-right level. Choose from three modes (music, movies, dialogue) for audio perfection every time.
$35 at Amazon

Theater-quality audio

The Majority Bowfell TV Soundbar provides big, impeccable clarity to go along with those HD visuals you spent so much for. It's only 15 inches wide, has a built-in subwoofer and blasts out 50 watts of power, ideal for enhancing on-screen dialogue. This means you’ll get crystal clear dialogue without having to crank the TV’s volume to eardrum-splitting levels.

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Tired of asking, "What did he say?!" while watching movies? Upgrade your audio with this stellar soundbar. (Photo: Amazon)

"I can’t believe how great this little speaker bar is," raved a satisfied Amazon shopper. "I wanted something to be able to listen to Amazon Music and Spotify apps on my Roku, so I didn’t have to plug a phone or Fire tablet into my stereo. Wow, was I surprised at how good this sounded. Then, my family watched a movie and we were thrilled at the theatre-quality sound in our little living room."

Three modes

Of course, sometimes you do really want to crank it up. Well, the Bowfell's three modes (music, movies and dialogue) will maximize whatever you’re enjoying on TV. Just press a button on its included remote to automatically adjust audio levels without tinkering with settings. These modes will boost music, bring out background effects and enhance dialogue overall. No more cranking up the volume just to hear dialogue anymore.

Big screen TV on a wooden console
What a beautiful voice your TV will have. (Photo: Amazon)

That's great news for family members with hearing issues. "Grandma had to blast the TV because she couldn't understand the dialogue while the background sounds and music were really loud," shared a five-star reviewer. "So we bought this inexpensive speaker and it works great and solved the problem."

Setting up your new Majority Bowfell TV Soundbar is super easy. Just plug it into your TV’s RCA or optical digital port and you’re good to go. It also has a USB port and Bluetooth, so you can bring your own music to the party via flash drives, phones or tablets. You can even connect it to your laptop.

Seriously, for 37 bucks, this one’s a no-brainer.

Amazon

Majority Bowfell Small Soundbar

$37$45
Save $8 with coupon
Voices come through sharp and detailed, while other sounds hover at a just-right level. Choose from three modes (music, movies, dialogue) for audio perfection every time.
$37 at Amazon

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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