This Floatable Anker Speaker Is Nearly Half Off Right Now
Anker’s floatable speaker, the Soundcore Boom 2, is down to $69.99 at Woot, a substantial discount from its usual $129.99 price and $40 less than Amazon’s current price of $109.99—making this its lowest recorded price, according to price trackers. Plus, shipping is free for Prime members ($6 for everyone else). This deal is scheduled to run for three weeks, although it could end sooner if the speaker sells out.
- ▪Anker’s floatable speaker, the Soundcore Boom 2, is down to $69.99 at Woot, a substantial discount from its usual $129.99 price and $40 less than Amazon’s current price of $109.99—making this its lowest recorded price, according to price tr
- ▪Plus, shipping is free for Prime members ($6 for everyone else).
- ▪This deal is scheduled to run for three weeks, although it could end sooner if the speaker sells out.
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Anker’s floatable speaker, the Soundcore Boom 2, is down to $69.99 at Woot, a substantial discount from its usual $129.99 price and $40 less than Amazon’s current price of $109.99—making this its lowest recorded price, according to price trackers. Plus, shipping is free for Prime members ($6 for everyone else). This deal is scheduled to run for three weeks, although it could end sooner if the speaker sells out. It has an IPX7 rating and can float, so it's fine around pools or at the beach without needing constant attention. If it falls into the water, it will come back up on its own—your music will cut out while it is submerged, since Bluetooth cannot transmit through water—but in most situations, the bigger advantage is that the speaker itself survives without any issues.
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