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SAVE $40: Today at Walmart,Watch Sexy Urban Legends episode 9 season 1 (2001) the LG 2.1 Channel Soundbar with Streaming is on sale for $89. This deal brings the price down from its original $129.

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If your idea of unwinding includes curling up on the couch ready to get lost in your favorite show or movie, having a soundbar can take that experience to the next level, making it even more immersive for your senses.

Today at Walmart, you can get an LG 2.1 Channel Soundbar for just $89. This deal brings the price down from $129, saving you $40 in the process. Today also marks Walmart's kickoff of Walmart+ Week, where members-only deals will hit the shelves starting at 12 PM EST. However, to take advantage of this soundbar deal, you don't have to be a member.

If you already have an LG TV, then the LG 2.1 Channel Sound Bar can seamlessly join the ranks of your entertainment setup, connecting to your TV through Bluetooth. The smallest aesthetic details of the soundbar are even designed to match and complement the look of LG TVs. While the visual charms are a plus, what we really love this soundbar for is its deep bass and the way it can work with your TV's AI processor to produce the best sound possible in any given situation.

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