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$379.95 Save $130

With the warmer weather finally here, it's time to get outside. Grab your allergy meds and clean off the grill because it's barbecue season. As you get ready to host your first shindig, don't forget about the ambiance. If your bluetooth speaker kicked the bucket over the winter, then here's a deal for you.

As of May 13, shop the JBL Extreme 4 speaker for just $249.95. That's down from its usual $379.95, saving $130 for 34% off.

The JBL Extreme 4 speaker is made for partying. It comes with an attachable shoulder strap so you can take it on the go and comes with 24 hours of playback. With an IP67 rating, its dustproof and waterproof so it can withstand the great outdoors. Plus, did we mention the shoulder strap has a built-in bottle opener?

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