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Make room on your bookshelf: Walmart is having a flash sale that will help your upgrade your home sound system for spring.
The bestselling Klipsch R-41M bookshelf speakers are on sale for just $99. The limited deal saves shoppers $50 off the beloved speakers, which are currently sold out on the Klipsch website, and priced at up to $149.99 at retailers such as Amazon and Adorama.
The R-41M bookshelf speakers offer quality sound with deep base, and at 34% percent off, this is a deal that you can’t miss. The speakers feature 200W of power, 1-inch tweeters, 4-inch copper woofers, and Klipsch’s Tractrix horne technology that “reduces reverb” to provide the “best sound quality” — regardless of whether you’re listening to music or watching a movie.
Versatile and compact, the Klipsch speakers measure 8 x 5.75 x 11.20 inches, making them perfectly sized to fit on a bookshelf or desk.
These speakers are not available in Walmart stores, but you can order them online and enjoy free shipping with a 30-day free trial to Walmart+. Subscribe to Walmart+ to get free shipping and free grocery deliveries from your local store (no minimum order).
Walmart+ members also get early access to shop major sales such as Black Friday, and other perks such as free Paramount+. How much is Walmart+? The membership costs $12.95 per month or $98 for the annual plan.
Klipsch was founded by sound engineer Paul W. Klipsch, who built the first ever Klipschorn speaker in 1946. Since then, Klipsch has added several other speakers to its product line, including tabletop and bookshelf speakers such as the R-41M, R-51M, portable Bluetooth speakers such as the Austin, Nashville and Detroit, tower speakers, subwoofers and sound bars. But the Klipschorn remains the only speaker in the world that has been in production for more than 70 years.
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