Home Theater, Soundbar and Speaker Price in Pakistan

Which brand, and what it costs

A soundbar upgrades thin TV audio to rich, room-filling sound, and a wireless subwoofer adds the deep bass that TV speakers cannot. The range here runs from a 2.1 channel bar to a premium multi-channel system with dual subwoofers. Compare the live price range for each brand we hold, then open a brand for its full lineup:

The table lists only brands with stock today, and each row links to that brand’s own page. Prices refresh daily, so what you see is what we can ship.

Sound bar or tower speaker — which do you need?

The first choice is the form of the sound system. Compare live prices by type:

A sound bar is a single slim bar that sits under the TV — the neat, popular choice that upgrades TV sound without the clutter of multiple speakers, and where most of the range sits. Worth knowing before you filter on it: Dolby Atmos sits at the upper end of what we hold rather than the value end, so if Atmos is the requirement, expect to be shopping above the entry price. A tower or party speaker stands taller and pushes bigger, louder sound, better suited to a party, a large room or standalone music. If you mainly want cinema sound for the TV, a soundbar is the answer; if you want big sound for gatherings and music, a tower or party speaker fits. Many soundbars here pair with a wireless subwoofer for the deep bass a bar alone cannot make.

Does the subwoofer change the price?

The subwoofer is what gives movies and music their depth and punch. Compare live prices by subwoofer type:

A wireless active subwoofer is a separate bass speaker that connects to the soundbar without a cable, so you can place it anywhere in the room for deep, rumbling bass — the most common and flexible setup. A built-in subwoofer sits inside the bar itself, tidier but with less bass depth, while dual subwoofers deliver the fullest, most cinematic low end. If you watch action films or want music with real punch, a wireless or dual subwoofer is worth it; for dialogue and everyday TV, a built-in sub is enough.

Home theater features that matter

A few things decide how good and how connectable a soundbar is. Dolby Atmos and surround technologies place sound around and above you for a true cinema feel, a step beyond ordinary stereo. The channel configuration (2.1, 3.1, 5.1 and up) tells you how many speakers and subwoofers make up the system — more channels mean more immersive surround. HDMI ARC connects the soundbar to the TV with a single cable and lets the TV remote control the volume, while Bluetooth streams music from your phone and optical and USB add more ways to connect. Check the channel setup, whether it has Dolby Atmos and the connections (HDMI ARC, Bluetooth) on each product page — those decide how immersive and how easy to connect the system is.

Bluetooth and party speakers

Alongside soundbars, the range includes Bluetooth and party speakers for music rather than TV. A party speaker pushes loud, powerful sound with a light show for gatherings, while a compact Bluetooth speaker streams music wirelessly from your phone anywhere in the home. These stand on their own — no TV needed — and suit anyone who wants portable or high-power sound for music. Look at the wattage for loudness and the battery or power source, along with Bluetooth and any light features, on each product page.

Every model, priced

The soundbars, subwoofers and speakers we actually have in stock, cheapest first, priced live.

Which soundbar brand should you buy?

LG holds the deepest shelf here — five bars in stock from a 2.1 channel with a wireless subwoofer up to a 5.1 with wireless rear surround, plus an XBOOM party speaker — and its S40T is the cheapest sound bar we sell. TCL has everything it lists in stock and covers the Dolby Atmos range from the Q65H up to the Q85H with ambient lighting. Yamaha is the audio specialist, with Alexa-enabled bars and true surround. Signature holds the premium end with a dual-subwoofer cinematic system, and Audionic the value end with 2.1 Bluetooth speakers. Sony home theater systems are out of stock at the moment — use “Notify me” rather than settling for a near-match. Open any brand page for its full lineup and live prices.