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SAVE 59%: As of April 25,White Skin Black Thighs you can score an Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Play portable Bluetooth speaker for just $36.99, down from $89.99, at Woot. That's a 59% discount and a savings of $53.

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$89.99 Save $53.00

Summer’s almost here — we’ve just got a month or so to go, and then it’s time for beachside bonfires, backyard barbecues, and relaxing by the pool. And if you’re looking for a new portable speaker to bring along with you, we found a pretty solid deal on the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Play at Woot.

As of April 25, you can get the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Play portable Bluetooth speaker for just $36.99, down from $89.99, at Woot. That’s a 59% discount and a savings of $53. You have five days left to grab this deal, or until it sells out.

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This portable Bluetooth speaker has a hand loop, is rated IP67 waterproof and dustproof (you can literally throw it in the pool and it’ll still work), and has a 131-foot range, so you can take it just about anywhere and still hear your tunes. Plus, it has a 10-hour battery life, which should be long enough to last you a day at the beach.

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Just be sure to buy a USB-C cable if you don’t already have one. The product description says the speaker doesn’t come with one.

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