JBL's 'Ultra-Portable' Waterproof Speaker Is on Sale for 46% Off, and Buyers Say It's 'Powerful'
JBL's 'Ultra-Portable' Waterproof Speaker Is on Sale for 46% Off, and Buyers Say It's 'Powerful' originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Whether you're hanging at the pool, lounging at the beach, doing the dishes, or taking a shower, sometimes you need to bring the party with you. You can do exactly that with this ultra-compact wireless speaker from JBL, and, right now, you can do it at a very affordable price.
Woot, an Amazon company, is selling JBL Clip 4 Ultra-Portable Waterproof and Dustproof Bluetooth Speakers for $35. That's 46% off the regular list price of $65.
The speakers come in three colors, but it's the Green and White you can grab at this discounted price. But, for only $2 more, you can get the speaker in Red.
The wireless Bluetooth speaker features JBL Original Pro Sound that delivers rich audio and punchy bass. It's IP67-rated waterproof and dustproof. It can deliver up to 10 hours of play on a full charge. The ultra-compact speaker also has an integrated carabiner, making it portable and easy to carry anywhere.
"In love! For months, I've been eyeing the JBL Go speaker, but ultimately went with this style because of the clip, and wow! She is powerful. I purchased a little protector to go with it, and I cannot stop showing it off. A must-have!" says a five-star reviewer.
The listing description says, "Cool, portable, waterproof, and dustproof. The vibrant, fresh-looking JBL Clip 4 Eco delivers 10 hours of surprisingly rich JBL Original Pro Sound in a compact package. Wrapped in 100% recycled fabric on the speaker grille and made from up to 90% post-consumer recycled plastic. The fully integrated carabiner hooks instantly to bags, belts, or buckles to bring your favorite tunes anywhere."
Woot pulled in over 32,000 Amazon ratings for this speaker, and they average 4.8 stars out of five.
"Love this speaker! It has great sound, clarity, and the volume is great! I wasn't sure if I wanted to get it ... well, I'm so glad that I got this one! It's a great speaker, and I love the clip it has, too, and for not much more than cheaper ones that don't sound as great. This is definitely a great price! ... I definitely recommend this! Five stars all the way!" says a happy buyer.
"I have JBL speakers, so I knew I would get quality. This little thing is so darn cute and lives up to its expectations. Love the JBL 'sound' when you turn it on. It is distinctive, and I know that the music will be perfect around the beach/pool. Love the clip design," says another reviewer.
"Excellent. Just buy it. Practical and sounds great. Good for adventures. This thing is amazing. I bought this newer version and it's even better than the last. I use it every day in the shower or when I go kayaking. I love it because it's water resistant, easy to hang or set in a secure spot, and it floats! Amazing speaker, and the sound quality and volume are excellent for its size. Its sound and sound quality are better than a bigger speaker I have. The base is solid. 10/10 would recommend," says a third reviewer.
Woot! offers free shipping to Amazon Prime members and $6 flat rate shipping for everyone else.
JBL's 'Ultra-Portable' Waterproof Speaker Is on Sale for 46% Off, and Buyers Say It's 'Powerful' first appeared on Athlon Sports on Jun 3, 2025
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