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Best speaker deal: Save $50 on Beats Pill
SAVE $50:As of Dec. 17, the Beats Pill is on sale for $99.95 at Amazon. That's a saving of 33% on list price.
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Christmas is fast approaching and if you didn't stock up on all your gifts during the recent Black Friday madness, Amazon's Daily Deals are about to become your best friend. With great discounts across anything from coffee machines to headphones, you'll find something for everyone. And for the audiophile in your life, you can't go wrong with this great deal on the Beats Pill portable speaker.
Recently upgraded, the Beats Pill is the same speaker we've loved for years, but better. It may appear petite and dainty, but it's robust. It packs a serious audio punch, with the new, bigger, bespoke racetrack woofer displacing 90% more air volume, meaning you get a much deeper, fuller bass. Not to mention, it even has IP67 water resistance so it's safe from accidental splashes.
SEE ALSO: Drumroll... Beats drop major last minute audio deals at AmazonFor portable listening, the new 24-hour battery life will keep you going all day long, and can even be used to charge your phone or other devices through a USC cable.
As of Dec. 17, the Beats Pill is reduced to $99.95 (down from $149.95), saving you almost $50 on list price. It has also never been priced lower than this, so you know it's a great deal. This price is available in all the colors offered by Amazon: matte black, champagne gold, and statement red, but without the power adapter or AppleCare+.
This is a limited-time deal at Amazon, so don't miss out.
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