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SAVE $40: As of Oct. 10,Frivolous Lola the Ultimate Ears Megaboom 4 speaker is on sale for $159.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 20% on list price.

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$199.99 Save $40

Ultimate Ears is a brand synonymous with an incredible audio experience. The beloved speakers have long been hailed as some of the best available, boasting robust and waterproof designs, and of course, unbelievable sound quality. If you've had one on your wishlist for a while, we have some good news. Despite Prime Day ending, you can still score a great deal.

While most of the offers have now fizzled out, there's still a great opportunity to grab the Ultimate Ears Megaboom 4 at a reduced price. Normally priced at $199.99, this remaining Prime Day deal has the speaker reduced to $159.99. The deal is available in three colorways: Black, Red, and Blue.

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The Megaboom 4 is one of Ultimate Ear's top speakers. It delivers an incredible 360-degree sound with a thundering bass that packs a serious punch. One of the top features is its waterproof abilities. Thanks to the IP67 rating, it can be submerged in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes, ideal for beach parties. The 20-hour battery life is of course a real selling point too, allowing you to listen all day without needing to charge.

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Prime Day is done and dusted, so this deal might not stick around for long. If you're ready to upgrade your music-listening experience, head to Amazon now.

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