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The Beats Pill — our favorite Bluetooth speaker — at lowest price for Prime Day

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Prime Day Deal The 2024 model of Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker on a table near a pool.
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Are you planning to shop for Bluetooth speaker deals this Prime Day? You’re should go for the Beats Pill, which is again available for its lowest-ever price of $98 from Amazon for the shopping event. The 35% discount on its original price of $150 will let you save $52, but you have to act fast. That’s because we’re pretty sure that stocks are already flying off the shelves for this amazing audio accessory, so before they’re all gone, secure your own by pushing forward with your purchase immediately.

Why you should buy the Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker

The Beats Pill, which scored an impressive 4.5 stars out of 5 stars in our review, is currently our top choice among the best Bluetooth speakers. It hits the “perfect sweet spot” with its sleek design, useful features, amazing battery life, and solid audio quality, all for a relatively affordable price that’s even lower for Prime Day. With a length of 8 inches, diameter of 2.75 inches, and weight of 24 ounces, it’s small enough to fit in your backpack, but it delivers clear and loud sound, smooth and resonating bass, and the ability to pair with another Beats Pill for stereo output.

If you’re planning to use the Beats Pill outdoors, or even by the swimming pool, you won’t have to worry about it getting damaged as it features an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. The Bluetooth speaker can last for up to 24 hours on a single charge, and you can even use it to charge your mobile devices using a USB-C cable.

If you’re thinking about getting a new Bluetooth speaker for Amazon’s Prime Day, the Beats Pill should be among your top choices. It already provides excellent value at its sticker price of $150, so it’s a must-buy at just $98 following a $52 discount. At 35% off, it’s back down to its lowest price ever, but you need to hurry if that’s what you want to pay for the Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker. There’s no assurance that this offer will still be available during the final hours of the shopping event, so stop hesitating and proceed with the transaction right now.

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