LG speaker system gives ‘cinema-quality sound' and is reduced from £1100 to £430
Step up your TV set-up with an at-home speaker system that shoppers say gives 'cinema-quality sound' in the comfort of your own living room - and right now, you can save a massive £671
Amazon is currently offering massive discounts on a range of tech products, including this full LG Bluetooth sound system for the massively reduced price of £429 down from £1099.99 while this sale lasts.
Promising cinematic three-dimensional and immersive sound, the LG S80QR Sound System supports cutting-edge surround sound technologies, using the likes of Dolby Atmos and DTS:X to recreate a cinematic experience at home. The sound system doesn't stop there, its also IMAX Enhanced which helps to support images and sound for the best viewing experience, whether you're watching a live football match or indulging in the latest blockbuster.
This five-piece sound system is currently up for grabs for the discounted price of £429 at Amazon, as well as at Currys and directly from LG's own store.
Offering TV and film fans truly Immersive 5.1.3ch home cinema sound, this system uses an array of ninechannels (5.1.3) including cutting-edge triple up-firing channels, plus rear speakers and a high 620w power output, to ensure the audio is super immersive and powerful no matter what you're watching.
Armed with Meridian Audio technology, the S80QR system integrates bespoke and expertly crafted audio technology from Meridian, Britain's leading specialist of high resolution audio, while supporting Hi-Res Audio to provide pristine, crisp, and clear sound at all times.
Boasting smart and open connectivity, this speaker system uses a wide array of smart connectivity features to enhance viewer experience. Control your sound settings with ease, as you can operate the sound bar using external Google Assistant or Alexa smart speakers. And it's not just TV and films that can benefit from this speaker system, you can also easily stream music from your smartphone via Chromecast, Apple AirPlay 2 or Spotify Connect.
This speaker system is smarter than you think, too, as it scans the space to deliver optimal sound best suited to its environment. Promising natural and realistic sound, the LG system's AI Room Calibration uses an internal microphone and spatial awareness technology to analyse the room, delivering sound that is engineered for what you enjoy in your home.
Also armed with AI Sound Pro, LG Soundbar's intelligent algorithm analyses your content to deliver optimal sound whether you're watching movies, catching up on the news, or listening to music, providing the volume and settings that best suits you.
Currently on Amazon, this LG sound system has amassed an impressive 4.7 out of 5 star rating, with a 84% giving it 5 out of 5. One thrilled customer raves: "Bought this a month ago and found it easy to set up. The sound is really top quality and whilst I didn't pay the top price for it, it was worth every penny. My choice was made in part as we have an LG tv and therefore compatible with its remote control. Works with Alexa but I am still learning the functions."
Another shopper shares: "It's incredible! Not much money for cinema quality and the surround sound is immense. Had the previous version and this is a massive upgrade. Well done Meridian with LG, very well done."
And this buyer beams: "I've owned several soundbar and subwoofer sets, and while they've been okay, they've also been lacking. Then, I bought a Sky Glass, and what screen was lacking, I thought was made up with the inbuilt Atmos Soundbar, I was wrong. This soundbar sounds amazing. Clear voices, deep and full bass, and room filling sound. I've had to buy acoustic pads to go under the subwoofer so as to not vibrate the flat downstairs ceiling. But apart from that it fills the room with sound without the volume being objectionable, in fact, if you go into another room and close the door, you won't hear it anywhere near as loud as you'd expect. It's crystal clear with all sources. Music and Movies sound especially good on it. It feels like a true home cinema system, and when paired up to an LG OLED TV, the Wow Orchestra feature adds another layer of sound, so it feels like you are in a bubble of audio. It's just amazing, and for the price it is now, a bargain considering the audio quality."
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