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JUST $15: As of July 12,Watch Aunt's Temptation (2018) get the onn. Small Rugged Speaker at Walmart for just $14.88.

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Need a new Bluetooth speaker to enhance your next summer get together, but you don't have much extra cash to spend? You don't have to go for the best and brightest out there. Not when Walmart has you covered with a great little speaker that'll do the trick nicely and for a mere fraction of the cost.

As of July 12, you can get the onn. Small Rugged Speaker for just $14.88 at Walmart. That's an entire Bluetooth speaker for just $15, which is a great price for what you get. Plus, this isn't a temporary sale price — it's what you'll always pay for this little but loud device, which comes in Blue Silver and Lilac. There's also a Yellow colorway, but it's currently out of stock.

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This is a fun little speaker with a battery life of up to 10 hours. It's waterproof up to IPX7, so you don't have to worry about ruining it when you go to the pool and it gets splashed (or dunked underwater). It can stream audio from all your devices within a 33-foot range, and it has two sync modes that let it pair with other onn. speakers, if you have them. And if you don't want to connect via Bluetooth, it comes with a 3.5 mm input for a wired connection.

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Grab one now while it's still in stock — a $15 speaker is a great buy, even if you're only going to use it here and there.

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