Prime Day 2026: Best Home Theater Deals, Save on Bose, Sonos, Sony

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With Prime Day in full swing, now is the best time to save big on all sorts of categories on Amazon, sitewide, including home theater and entertainment.

With savings up to 51% off list prices, Variety rounded up the best deals on home theater gear, like 4K TVs, soundbars, digital projectors and more, on top brands, such as Sony, Samsung, TCL, Hisense, Bose, Sonos and others.

And since these products are from Amazon, you can get anyone of these shipped to your home within two days of ordering for free, if you’re an Amazon Prime member. Otherwise, your shopping cart has to be over $35 for free shipping.

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4K TV Deals

On sale for $529.99 (reg. $799.99) on Amazon, the TCL 65-Inch QM64L Series Mini-LED QLED 4K TV is a premium model that’s ideal for gaming, watching live sports and, of course, watching your favorite movies and TV shows. This is thanks to its big 65-inch mini-LED display that produces vivid picture quality and smooth motion with Google TV streaming built-in.

Soundbar Deals

Upgrade your TV’s audio with the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar, which is on sale for $79.99 (reg. $119.99). It’s a 24-inch soundbar that produces premium audio quality that’s crisp, clear and rich with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio support for deeper and more immersive sound.

Surround Sound System Deals

Marked down by 50% off its list price, the Samsung Q990F 11.1.4ch Q-Series Sound System delivers complete surround sound that immerses you with deep, rich and detailed audio that brings your favorite movies and TV shows to life. The system features a soundbar, subwoofer, two satellite rear speakers and a remote control for easy navigation.

Digital Projector Deals

The XGIMI MoGo 4, which is on sale for $539 (reg. $709) for Prime Day on Amazon, is a premium digital projector that’s best for indoor and outdoor use. It’s portable and can project images with vibrant picture quality up to 120 inches high. That’s 10 feet high!

Home Speaker Deals

Fill your home with premium audio with the Sonos Five, which is on sale for $449 (reg. $599) on Amazon. The wireless HiFi speaker syncs to your smartphone to stream music from Spotify, Apple Music and other apps with clear, detailed and robust sound.

Projection Screen Deals

Convert your home into a home theater with the STWUI Projector Screen, which is on sale for $63.14 (reg. $109.99) on Amazon. It can handle projections up to 120 inches high, while it can be used for indoor and outdoor use, alike.

Stereo Receiver Deals

Enhance your home audio with the AIYIMA A80 Stereo Receiver. For Prime Day, it’s on sale for $172.49, or $57.50 off its list price, on Amazon. You can connect your stereo or TV to it to instantly boost your audio with hi-res quality.

Popcorn Machine Deals

Having freshly popped popcorn in a home theater is a must. The NUEFYR Popcorn Machine Cart, which is on sale for $225.07 (reg. $330.99) for Prime Day on Amazon, makes 12 ounces of popcorn at a time, while it comes in a classic pushcart design that completes your home theater.

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About the Author

Rudie Obias is a Commerce Editor at Penske Media Corporation, where he covers music, gaming, men’s fashion and lifestyle, travel, sports and entertainment, and tech shopping coverage for Billboard as commerce lead, as well as Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, Women’s Wear Daily and Footwear News. He first joined PMC in 2023 as a commerce writer. He regularly reports on home theater tech.

Previously, Obias worked in commerce and partnerships with Fandom, Red Ventures, Yahoo! and Mashable, while he also graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and philosophy. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.