Amazon just dropped prices on a bunch of Bluetooth speakers for Prime Big Deal Days
Each day is another closer to Prime Big Deal Days. While we wait for October 8 and 9 to finally arrive, we’re tracking all the early deals, which are not quite rolling in. Maybe trickling is a better word to describe it? All this to say, there aren’t an abundance of early Prime Day deals at the moment.
I’ve been on the headphone and speaker beat this week, watching for the latest drops on our favorite brands. Unfortunately, there haven’t been a ton yet, but that’s not to say the deals aren’t coming. Historically, we’ve seen big price drops on speakers from Sony, Ultimate Ears, JBL, Bose, Sonos, and more during major Amazon shopping events.
If you’re in a hurry to score a deal on a Bluetooth speaker, you do have options. Some of our favorite new speakers are on sale, including the Ultimate Ears Boom 4 and JBL Clip 5. So, while we patiently wait for more savings, here are the early Bluetooth speaker deals to shop now.
Best Bluetooth speaker deal
Why we like it
Did your Bluetooth speaker kick the dust this summer after one too many pool parties? Then October Prime Day is an especially great time to hit “Add To Cart.”
The Sony SRS-XE200 X-Series Bluetooth speaker is 48% off ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. It comes with a corded strap, making it easy to tote around on your adventures. With a IP67 rating, it’s water- and dust-proof, giving it a rugged build. Not to mention the 16 hours of battery life that keep the party going all day.
More Bluetooth speaker deals
Oontz Angle 3 Speaker — $ 25.99
$ 39.99(save $ 14)Anker Soundcore 2 Speaker — $ 29.99
$ 39.99(save $ 10 with on-page coupon)JBL Clip 5 Speaker — $ 69.95
$ 79.95(save $ 10)JBL Flip 5 Speaker — $ 89.95
$ 99.95(save $ 10)Ultimate Ears Boom 4 Speaker — $ 121.99
$ 149.99(save $ 28)JBL Xtreme 2 Speaker — $ 179.99 $ 199.99 (save $ 20)
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