JBL Go 3 Portable Speaker Drops to Near-Zero Price as Amazon Empties Its Best-Seller Shelves
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This limited-time 25% off deal brings the JBL Go 3 Portable Mini Bluetooth Speaker down to the same price it was during the Black Friday and Cyber Week 2024 holiday shopping season, and it's well worth it, especially now that the weather's warm and you'll be wanting to bring your favorite tunes on the go with you to the beach or on a bike ride, or basically any and everywhere you want.
Tough Little Speaker
The durability and tough construction of the JBL Go 3 are just as big a selling point as its minute size and great sound. It's IP67 waterproof and dustproof, so not only will it keep bringing the sound if it starts to rain, it's also a really great shower speaker. The built-in loop is perfect for hanging over a shower nozzle, or the handlebars of a bike, or for attaching to a backpack with a carabiner for a long hike or camping trip. The outer covering of fabric helps protect the JBL Go 3, and also gives you a better grip on it. But if you do happen to drop it into the pool, relax — it's fully waterproof.
Just how small is the JBL Go 3? It's pretty teeny — just 1.6 x 3.4 x 2.7 inches, and 7 ounces in weight. To call it portable is a huge understatement — it's literally pocket-sized, and when you pack it or attach it to something to take it on the go, it'll give you 5 hours of playback time on a single charge. Pop it onto a charger with the included USB-A to USB-C cable, or any USB-C cable you already have, and it'll be back up to full strength in no time.
JBL Sound, Of Course
Here's the part that really blows our minds. Even with such a tiny construction with built-in waterproofing and dustproofing, the Go 3 still manages to crank out the famous Original JBL Pro Sound, with crisp high notes and resounding bass. It's a simple and easy Bluetooth connection away from doing justice to whatever playlist you send from your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Pick any of the 12 cool colors that the JBL Go 3 comes in, and they're all marked down by 25% during this Amazon limited-time deal. And before you pick one, check out the outstanding 4.8 out of 5 star average rating the JBL Go 3 gets from nearly 48,000 happy Amazon customers. It's just $30 while this sale is still running.
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