Best early Black Friday soundbar deals — save up to $200 off Sony, Bose and more

This soundbar is more than just a speaker system — it also adds Roku streaming to your TV. The sound inside is better than the built-in speakers of your TV, and the extra Roku features make this a great 2-in-1 option to help you save money.

This inexpensive soundbar packs in loads for the price. It's obviously going to make your TV sound better than the built in speakers, but there's also a Bluetooth connection so that you can listen to your music wirelessly. There's even a built in subwoofer for extra bass.

This is the first soundbar with a subwoofer on the list. That means you're going to get far more bass than with some of the other options, great for movies and action-packed TV shows. You can even wall-mount the bar if your TV is on the wall.

This is a great mid-range Atmos option. There's a pair of upfiring speakers inside to make movies and TV shows sound like they're coming from all around you. It plugs in with HDMI for easy connection, and comes packed with a sub woofer for extra bass.

This Sony soundbar doesn't come with a subwoofer for extra bass, but packs in some other extra features instead. It's a 3.1 channel bar so there's a built in sub, and DTS X and Dolby Atmos support for some surround sound. This $200 saving is one of the biggest we've seen on this bar yet.

This is the first soundbar on the list that connects to a WiFi signal so that you can stream your music. It links up to a TV with HDMI, and offers a compact design that's going to fit into any room you might put it in. Dolby Atmos support comes from four upward-firing drivers.

This Dolby Atmos soundbar comes with a meaty subwoofer for loads of extra bass. It can also connect with extra Sony speakers (bought separately) for a more separated surround experience. This $200 discount is only a few dollars of the bar's previous lowest price.

This is less a soundbar as much as it is a collection of different speakers that work together for a surround sound experience. There's a sub for bass, surround speakers for physical surround, and a bar for stereo and center channels. It's all based around a little box that plugs into your TV and feeds them all wirelessly.