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SAVE $250:As of Feb. 28,Watch Deadly Pickup (2016) full movie you can get the Sonos Arc for just $649, down from $899. That's a $250 price cut.

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If you’re looking for a soundbar that can bring your movies and music to life with rich, immersive audio, the Sonos Arc is a solid choice, and right now, you can snag it for $250 less than usual.

As of Feb. 28, you can get the Sonos Arc soundbar for just $649 at Walmart (it’s this price on the Sonos website, too). That’s a $250 discount off the sticker price.

SEE ALSO: The Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar is the closest I've gotten to movie theater sound at home

The Sonos Arc is a smart soundbar that delivers Dolby Atmos surround sound for a cinematic-like experience. You can control it with the Sonos app, the TV remote, Apple AirPlay 2, or your voice (Amazon Alexa is built right in).

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When you’re not using the soundbar for TV, you can stream music from your favorite services like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more. You can also buy additional Sonos speakers to create a whole-home audio system.

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