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If you're looking for a robust Bluetooth speaker for on-the-go listening, we've found an incredible early Black Friday deal for under $50.

As of Nov. 20, the JBL Clip 5 is on sale at Amazon for $49.95. This deal is available in all color options, including purple, pink, squad, white, and sand.

SEE ALSO: Grab the Sennheiser Accentum headphones for just $80 this Black Friday

This tiny speaker is not one to be underestimated, it packs a serious audio punch. The powerful driver and passive radiator give you a bigger, better, and of course, louder JBL Pro Sound. Plus, the handy clip design makes this speaker perfect for listening on the go. Simply clip it onto your backpack, belt loop, or whatever you want, and make the most of the 12-hour battery life.

It's also IP67-rated, meaning it’s both waterproof and dustproof, so it’s able to cope with outdoor adventures and beach days. Plus, with JBL’s Auracast feature, you can connect multiple JBL speakers to expand your sound for an even bigger, louder listening experience.

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