LG S80TR 5.1.3 ch. soundbar falls to $729.99 at Amazon

A $120 discount that's hard to ignore.

Matching your LG OLED with a soundbar that actually keeps up shouldn't cost as much as the TV itself. The LG S80TR 5.1.3 ch.

soundbar drops to $729.99 at Amazon, saving you $120 off the list price. That's a 14% cut on a home theater system that brings Dolby Atmos, rear surrounds, and wireless subwoofer to the party without the usual wiring headaches.

THE DEAL

LG S80TR 5.1.3 ch. OLED evo TV

$729.99 (was $849.99) - Save $120 (14% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $729.99, down from its list price of $849.99, this 5.1.3-channel soundbar delivers cinema-grade audio without the complexity of a full receiver setup. The 30-day average sits around $688.59 and the 90-day average is $687.12, so this deal lands slightly above recent lows, but it's still a clean $120 under list and worth grabbing if you need a matching LG audio solution now.

What You're Getting

This is a 5.1.3-channel soundbar system built for LG OLED evo TVs, featuring Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support for object-based surround sound. The package includes rear surround speakers with wireless connectivity, a wireless subwoofer, and a center up-firing speaker that focuses on dialogue clarity.

WOW Orchestra syncs the soundbar with LG TV speakers for a wider soundstage, and WOWCAST Built-in allows wireless Dolby Atmos streaming without visible cables. You can control the whole setup with your LG TV remote through the WOW Interface.

Who This Is For

Best for: LG OLED owners who want a matched audio system without spending on a full AV receiver and wired surrounds. The wireless rear speakers make this a clean install for living rooms where running cables isn't practical.

Skip this if you already have a capable soundbar or prefer a separates-based system with upgrade flexibility.

Final Verdict

The $120 savings bring this close to, though slightly above, its average selling price over the past three months. If your LG OLED is doing the visuals without the audio to match. This is the deal that closes the gap.