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Holiday festivities may be over, but the deals are not. Since there may be a lot of well-earned TV time during "dead week" through January 2, consider upgrading your at-home viewing experience with a soundbar on sale today.

Newly released back in September, the Amazon Fire TV soundbar is just $99.99 today, Dec. 27, as part of Amazon's Winter Sale. That's $20, or 17%, off its regular list price of $119.99 — and this soundbar's lowest price yet.

SEE ALSO: The best soundbars for upgrading your home entertainment

The Amazon Fire TV soundbar brings enhanced audio to your streaming experience. With dual speakers and Dolby Audio, the sound is fuller, the dialogue is crisper, and the bass is deeper. Meanwhile, DTS Virtual:X creates an immersive, three-dimensional sound experience. While it can be challenging to pick a soundbar with so many options on the market, this is a no-brainer option for Fire TV users. The setup is easy and because it's designed with Fire TV in mind, you can control your TV and audio with one remote. (Fire TV streaming devices are sold separately.)

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Shop the Amazon Fire TV soundbar today to take advantage of this post-holiday shopping deal and get extra cozy on the couch.

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