Home Theater and Surround Sound Speaker Deals

Bookshelf speakers with built-in Bluetooth and amplification mean you don't need a separate receiver or amp to get them running, which keeps the setup simple and the cable count low. Buy Now at Newegg

Bookshelf speakers built around MartinLogan's folded Motion XT tweeter, which is the brand's signature high-frequency driver known for wide dispersion and detail, at $800 these are a serious option if you're building a two-channel listening setup or a quality home theater system and want a speaker that audiophile-leaning reviewers consistently take seriously. Buy Now at Best Buy

Devialet's Phantom line is known for its distinctive egg-shaped housing and proprietary speaker architecture that pushes high volume without distortion, making it a niche but serious option for audiophiles who want a single wireless speaker without a traditional driver setup. At $3,999, there's no discount here, so you're paying full retail. Buy Now at Best Buy

No discount here since the current price matches the list price at $1,999, but the Phantom Ultimate is worth knowing about if you're looking for a single speaker that handles high-output, room-filling sound without a subwoofer. Devialet's proprietary push-push woofer design is what sets it apart from conventional bookshelf speakers at this price range. Buy Now at Best Buy

Tall floorstanding tower speakers like the DM70 are built for dedicated listening rooms or home theater setups where you want full-range sound without a subwoofer, and the DM70 specifically uses Definitive Technology's built-in powered subwoofer design to handle bass internally. At $1,699, there's no discount from list price right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Designed for on-wall mounting without sacrificing sound quality, the Mythos LCR-75 works as a left, center, or right channel speaker and suits home theater setups where floor space or aesthetics rule out traditional tower or bookshelf speakers. At $1,599, there's no discount from list price right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Definitive Technology's Dymension DM80 is a 5.25-inch tower speaker aimed at home theater and serious listening setups, where the brand's built-in powered subwoofer technology and bipolar driver arrangement do most of the heavy lifting. At $1,999, there's no discount from list price here. Buy Now at Best Buy

The Mythos LCR-85 is Definitive Technology's slim on-wall design built to handle left, center, or right channel duties in a home theater setup, which makes it a flexible option if you want high-performance sound without a freestanding speaker cabinet. Priced at $1,900, it's at full list with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

A dedicated center-channel speaker handles dialogue and front-soundstage detail that a standard left-right setup can't anchor as cleanly, and the KEF 3-inch 2-way design suits home theater setups where vocal clarity is the priority. At $1,000, this is priced at its standard retail rate with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

Designed for multi-room audio setups, this speaker streams hi-res audio wirelessly and works within the Bluesound ecosystem, which supports a wider range of lossless formats than most consumer wireless speakers. At $599, there's no discount from the list price, so this is simply the standard retail price. Buy Now at Best Buy

A solid option for anyone who wants better audio from a desktop setup without dealing with separate power cables or a bulky speaker system, since it draws power directly from USB. Buy Now at Newegg

A compact option for desktop or small-room setups where you want wireless audio and a slight upgrade from built-in monitor or TV speakers without a full surround sound investment. Buy Now at Newegg

A compact option for desktop setups where you want better audio than your monitor's built-in speakers without taking up much desk space, and the Bluetooth connectivity means you can switch between your PC and phone without unplugging anything. Buy Now at Newegg

Floorstanding speakers in this class typically run $1,500 to $3,000, and SVS positions the Ultra Evolution Tower at the upper end of the mid-range audiophile segment with a 3-way driver configuration designed for full-range sound without a subwoofer. At $1,500, there's no discount here, but it's worth knowing this is the current standard retail price if you've been watching for a sale. Buy Now at Best Buy

Powered bookshelf speakers with built-in amplification mean you skip the separate receiver entirely, and 100W gives you enough output to fill a small-to-medium room without straining. A reasonable option if you want a straightforward desktop or shelf audio setup with Bluetooth convenience. Buy Now at Newegg

Designed for patios, decks, or poolside setups where you want music without dragging out a portable speaker every time, this wall-mount option gives you a more permanent audio solution that connects wirelessly to your phone or other devices. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward option for anyone who wants better audio from their desktop or laptop without dealing with Bluetooth pairing or separate power adapters, since it runs entirely off USB. Buy Now at Newegg

Elevation speakers are designed to fire sound upward toward the ceiling for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X height channels, and the SVS Ultra Evolution line sits at the upper end of the home theater speaker market. At $450, there's no discount here, but this is the current going rate if you're building out a surround system that needs dedicated height speakers. Buy Now at Best Buy

Ceiling speaker brackets aren't glamorous, but if you're mounting MartinLogan in-ceiling speakers and want a dedicated solution rather than a generic bracket, this 2-pack covers a pair of speakers at $25, which matches the list price with no discount. Buy Now at Best Buy