My favorite Bose Bluetooth speaker is now cheaper than ever on Prime Day

Get summer-ready with this excellent Prime Day deal

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I’m a big fan of Bluetooth speakers that can happily withstand the hardships of sun, sea, and sand, and my favorite of the lot – the Bose SoundLink Color II – is now cheaper than ever as part of this year’sAmazon Prime Daysale.

The online retailer has knocked off a handsome $50 from the recommended retail price (RRP) of theBose SoundLink Color II, which isnow available for $78.99 (down from $129.00). That figure marksAmazon’s lowest-ever price for this particularBluetooth speaker, making this one of the bestAmazon Prime Day Bluetooth speaker dealswe’ve spotted so far.

A smaller sibling to theBose SoundLink Flex, the SoundLink Color II is wrapped in a soft silicone casing that protects it from bumps and mild splashes (although mine survived a brief but dangerous encounter with a small wave…) while also making it easy to pick up and grip. Its sound quality is impressive given its small form factor, and you’ll get up to 8 hours of battery life, too. Don’t forget to see whatBose promo codesare available at the moment too.

Prime Day speaker deal: Bose SoundLink Color II

Bose SoundLink Color II Bluetooth speaker:$129$78.99 at AmazonSave $50 –As above, Amazon is currently offering the Bose SoundLink Color II Bluetooth speaker – which boasts fantastic durability, impressive sound quality, and a practical form factor – for the bargain price of just $78.99 this Prime Day. As well as 8 hours of battery life and a smart-looking design, you’ll get helpful voice prompts (to talk you through the Bluetooth pairing) and the option of pairing two SoundLink speakers for stereo or party mode playback. Put simply, this is an excellent Prime Day Bluetooth speaker deal that’s worth taking advantage of before the deal expires at midnight (PT).

You’ll have to act quickly if you want to cash in on this deal. The above discount is an Amazon Lightning Deal, meaning it expires when the clock positioned next to the product listing hits zero. In this case, you’ve got until midnight (PT) to grab the Bose SoundLink Color II for less.

For a breakdown of similarly portable sound systems, head over to ourbest waterproof speakersguide. Plus, if you’re keen to check out more of today’s best Prime Day Bluetooth speaker deals, we’ve included a helpful selection below.

JBL GO 2:$39.95$34.99at AmazonSave 12%- JBL’s portable Bluetooth speakers tend to be good, but they’re even better when part of a Prime Day deal.Our reviewof the GO 2 praised its ultra-compact and waterproof design while knocking it a bit for low battery life. But hey, as of today, this is a cheaper speaker than yesterday, so if you’re looking for a choice Bluetooth portable, grab it while you can.

Marshall Emberton:$169$119 at AmazonSave $50- Many portable Bluetooth speakers look like toys, but Marshall’s Emberton looks like a guitar amp. If that’s not enough to grab your attention, maybe this will: the Emberton is $50 off in a rockin’ deal. Aside from its cool looks, we admired this speaker’s great battery life and rugged design inour review. This is a great Prime Day chance to snag a road-worthy Bluetooth speaker, so don’t delay (or flange).

Bang & Olufsen Beolit 20:$529$501.97 at AmazonSave $27.03- We’re big fans of Bang & Olufsen’s warm sound profile and classy modern aesthetic, so naturally, we’re fans of this Prime Day discount on its pricey portable speaker, as well. With 8 hours of playtime, wireless phone charging, and customizable sound EQ via the B&O app, the Beolit 20 ranks among the perfect speakers for your summer escapades

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