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Hurry! This Sony Bluetooth speaker is $70 off and you can get it by Christmas

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The holidays are supposed to be fun times, and even without large gatherings, this is still possible with your family at home with food and music. If you want to bring the music along with you to every room in your house, you should check out the available Bluetooth speaker deals, including Best Buy’s offer for this Sony Bluetooth speaker that slashes $70 off its original price of $150, bringing it down to just $80.

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The Sony SRS-XB32 is a portable Bluetooth speaker that weighs just 2 pounds, so you can easily take it with you wherever you go. However, its small frame doesn’t mean that audio quality is sacrificed, as it’s equipped with extra bass technology in the form of a passive radiator working with the internal speaker to enhance its bass output. The speaker is easy to pair with any Bluetooth-enabled device, with a wireless connection that will stay linked up to a distance of 33 feet.

You’ll be the life of the party with the Bluetooth speaker’s flashing line lights with strobe lights, which go in sync with the beat of the music that you play. The speaker is also equipped with the Party Booster feature, which makes different sounds depending on where you tap the speaker, with varying volumes based on how hard you tap it.

However, if the lights are off, Sony promises a battery life of up to 24 hours on a single charge for the SRS-XB32, so you can keep the music flowing. Once the speaker’s juice is depleted, charging it is easy through its USB charging port. For added durability, the speaker is also waterproof and dustproof, as its IP67 rating means it can survive things such as spilled water and dusty rooms.

The music for the holidays shouldn’t stop, and the Sony SRS-XB32 will help you make sure of that. The portable Bluetooth speaker is currently on sale at Best Buy for only $80, after a $70 discount to its original price of $150. If you want it in your hands by Christmas, you should click that Buy Now button as soon as you can, especially since there’s no telling how long stocks will last.

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