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Best Bluetooth speaker deals: Save on Bose, Sonos, JBL, and more

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If you’re looking for some serious audio for your home theater, there’s plenty of savings available among today’s best soundbar deals and best subwoofer deals. But if you’re looking for a portable option, here we’re taking a look at all of the best Bluetooth speaker deals going on today. Most Bluetooth speakers can go just about anywhere with you, and they also make a great audio option if you’d simply like to listen to your music on something with more oomph than your phone. There are some top brand names among today’s best Bluetooth speaker deals, so read onward for all of the details. And if you need a proper device to pair a Bluetooth speaker with, be sure to check out today’s best phone deals, best tablet deals, best smartwatch deals, and best laptop deals.

JBL Flip 5 — $80 $100 20% off

The JBL Flip 5 bluetooth speaker at the edge of a swimming pool.
JBL

One of JBL’s most popular Bluetooth speaker options is the JBL Flip 5. It offers louder, more powerful sound than earlier versions of the Flip, as it has a two-way speaker system. This speaker system is designed to deliver loud, crystal clear, powerful sound. This Bluetooth speaker is IPX7 waterproof, so you can take it to the pool, park, beach, or trail without worry. It will reach up to 12 hours of life on a single battery charge, making it a great portable audio option for just about everyone.

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JBL Charge 5 — $140 $180 22% off

JBL Charge 5
JBL

This is the fifth generation of JBL’s popular Charge lineup. People love this little speaker because of its portability and quality audio. It has JBL Original Pro Sound technology, which packs some punch despite the small size of this speaker. The speaker can also get up to 20 hours of playback on a single battery charge, allowing you to take the party with you without the need to charge up until you get back home. This makes it great for hikes, overnight camping trips, and days at the beach, in addition to being a nice addition around the house.

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Sonos Roam — $167 $179 7% off

girl holding up sonos roam
Sonos

You’re sure to get audio quality with a top audio brand like Sonos, but with the Sonos Roam you can take it with you just about anywhere. It’s perfect for camping trips and outdoor gatherings, as it can reach up to 10 hours of high quality audio playback on a single battery charge. It’s also capable of pairing with nearly any Bluetooth-compatible device, including phones and tablets. You can control the Sonos Roam with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2.

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Marshall Stockwell II — $175 $220 20% off

Carrying the Marshall Stockwell II portable Bluetooth speaker at an event.
Marshall

Marshall turns out some Bluetooth speakers with a cool retro design and with the ability to churn out some high quality audio. The Stockwell II utilizes a unique form of multi-direction sound that’s unique to Marshall’s speakers. It’s called True Stereophonic and it ensures 360-degree sound that makes every listening spot the sweet spot. The Stockwell II is capable of reaching up to 20 hours of playback on a single charge, making it a great Bluetooth speaker option for taking to the beach or to the tailgate.

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Bose SoundLink Revolve II — $209 $219 5% off

The Bose SoundLink Revolve II on the sidewalk with a pair of glasses and smartphone.
Bose

Bose refers to its SoundLink Revolve II Bluetooth speaker as the best-performing portable Bluetooth speaker it makes, as it manages to pack some premium audio into a very portable package. You can easily connect it to devices with voice prompts that come directly from the speaker, and it’s capable of connecting to two devices at one time. With the Bose Connect app you can manage device connections and unlock features and updates. One of the important things to keep an eye on in a Bluetooth speaker is its battery life, and the Bose SoundLink Revolve II offers an up to 13 hours of music playback on a single charge.

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More Bluetooth speaker deals we love

In case you want to look at other Bluetooth speaker deals, we’ve listed other offers that you can check out. Whether you’re on a tight budget or you’re willing to splurge, there’s surely something for you here, but you’re going to have to hurry with your purchase. Some of these bargains are only available for a limited time, which means you may miss out on the savings if you keep delaying.

Andrew Morrisey
Andrew Morrisey
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Andrew has been writing professionally for more than 20 years and has been writing about tech for three of them. His focus at…
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