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SAVE 29%: As of Dec. 18,Big Thing Chief: The Stolen Wife you can get a Bose TV speaker for just $199, down from $279. That's a 29% discount or $80 off.

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December is usually a time to shop for friends and family, but there’s no harm in treating yourself to a little something as well. If you’re in the market for a high-quality TV speaker that won’t cost you a fortune, Amazon has some pretty good deals going on right now.

As of Dec. 18, you can snag a Bose TV speaker for just $199, down from $279. That’s a 29% discount, or $80 off the list price.

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This Bose TV speaker is built to amplify your favorite movies, shows, and sporting events with clear, immersive audio. It has two angled full-range drivers and Bluetooth capabilities so you can stream music, podcasts, and more. You can connect up to three devices (HDMI, optical in, and AUX in) and control it with the included remote.

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At just two inches tall, it’s designed to sit in front of your TV without blocking the screen. You can also mount it on the wall; however, the wall brackets are sold separately.

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