JBL Bar 700 Mark 2 Soundbar With Detachable Rear Speakers Discounted by Over $300
The Verge reports the soundbar system, which features modular satellite speakers that charge while docked, is currently available at a significant markdown.
The Verge has reported that JBL's Bar 700 Mark 2 soundbar system is currently available with a discount of more than $300 off its regular price.
According to the outlet, the system is notable for including two modular rear speakers that dock to the main soundbar unit and charge while attached. When detached from the soundbar, the satellites can be positioned separately to create a more immersive surround-sound listening experience.
The Verge described the product as one of the more distinctive options on the market for consumers weighing whether to purchase a simpler all-in-one soundbar or invest more money in a system with dedicated rear speakers for surround sound.
Specific pricing details beyond the reported discount were not included in the available excerpt from The Verge's report.
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