Amazon summer sale has Ultimate Ears speakers deals so good, you'd be a FOOL to miss out

Summer Savings Week: best July sales deals

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published 6 July 2020

If you want waterproof and portable, Ultimate Ears make the best wireless speakers you can buy. They are often discounted, but today there are some unusually good Amazon Summer Sale deals on a load of their speakers, as part of the ongoing Best July sales discount madness. Did we mention it was Summer Savings Week at T3?

Time is counting down on these deals, and you would be some kind of crazy damn FOOL to miss out on them. Tick, tick, tick, tick… (Wonder) BOOM!

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• Buy Ultimate Ears Boom 2 Lite for £63 at Amazon – was £170, save £107

• Buy Ultimate Ears Wonderboom for £51 – was £90, save £39

• Buy Ultimate Ears Megablast (with Alexa inside) for £120 at Amazon – was £270, save £150

Okay, some of the 'normal prices' quoted here are a little fanciful, but these are very good discounts on these great sounding, waterproof speakers with long battery life and attractive styling.

All of these discounted speakers come in any colour you like, so long as it's black. They are also all perfectly fine to use indoors. The audio is surprisingly good considering they're 100% waterproof and built for pool parties. These Ultimate Ears speakers look as good as they sound, and their footprint is very small, so they are particularly good for the kitchen, bathroom or bedroom.

With long Bluetooth range, compact size, full waterproofing and the option to pair two or more, Booms, Megabooms, Megablasts and Wonderbooms are the perfect portable speakers. These deals only run today although we expect to keep seeing discounts on Ultimate Ears speakers forever and ever.

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