Was looking for sound bar for couple of weeks
This one seems to be good price for now specially with COVID all the prices are going up
Price match officeworks for $195
Sony 2.0 Channel Soundbar with Built-in Subwoofer (HTS100F) $205 @ Harvey Norman
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rahoolz on 25/09/2020 - 09:04 harveynorman.com.au (783 clicks)
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And $20 off with LatitudePay. Cheers OP!
its listed for $299 on Goodguys $20 off only for that store correct?
Nope, at HN store. $20 off applied on a check out. So you’ll have it for $185
Amazon AU has pricematched it with free shipping
Thanks - bots removed my link, boo
I own this soundbar (HTS100F) and can recommend it. Bought it from TGG Commercial site for $165 about two years ago. Had no issues with it - sound is crisp and clear. It's best for smaller rooms rather than a large living room. If heavy bass is your thing then look elsewhere. It's currently listed for $207 on the TGG Commercial site.
Cheers OP, been looking for a soundbar that's not too deep for my daughters TV, got it off Amazon had a $160 gift card so paid $45.
Sony have it for $205 too.
I believe there's also cashback on the Sony website
Got one for $195 delivered from Officeworks. Thanks OP
For $140 more you can get the HTS350 which includes a subwoofer. Well worth it.
I've never owned a soundbar before. Just want to know how much difference does it make compared to the television speakers in a smallish townhouse living room? I have a 55" Samsung UHD tv…
BIG difference in clarity and quality of sound. It's not about the loudness. If you have a Bluetooth speaker connect it to your TV and see if you spot a difference. I cannot go back to using the TV speakers.
Soundbar won't give you surround sound but still worth a couple hundred for the sound improvement
Thank you. Can I connect my Blutooth XM3's to this soundbar? Because I cannot connect them to the Tv…
The Soundbar would receive audio but unlikely to act as a transmitter. You can buy a Bluetooth transmitter and connect it over audio cable to your TV. Your headphones then connect to the transmitter. Different use case to what a Soundbar is for
@Saeed: Not particularly. I bought a BlueAnt twist a while back but it kept dropping out every now and then. was using it in my car.
it was $215 in May, $195 in 2019