This new 'ultraportable' outdoor speaker is on sale for under $60
Why you should buy the Ultimate Ears Miniroll speaker
One of the great things about recent reviews is that you don't have to filter them through the context of time. Our Ultimate Ears Miniroll speaker review was released just days ago. If you are considering picking up this deal, you can just read it directly for the absolute best look at the speaker, then come back and get this deal. The only thing the review won't prepare you for is that this deal is only on the black version of the speaker and not the playful blue edition that Simon is using.
If you're not up for reading the review in totality, that's fine too. The Ultimate Ears Miniroll speaker is, despite its soft an unimposing appearance, a tough speaker that you can throw in your bag and go. It won't take damage from a dip in the pool (but it will sink, so keep it on the shallow end!) and has great sound for the size. If you want more sound, you can chain up multiple Minirolls together to sync up your music — which makes this an excellent gift to buy for a father/child duo in your life, or as a treat for you and a gift for dad.
Pick up an Ultimate Ears Miniroll for just $59 while this deal lasts. That's $21 off of the usual $80 and a great deal for a product that's so new. If it doesn't pick up your interests, there are always other speaker deals to check out.
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