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Soundcore Flare Mini Bluetooth speaker on sale for under £40 (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The intense Soundcore Flare Mini Bluetooth speaker is on sale for £39.99, saving you 20% on list price.
The list of requirements for a portable speaker is lengthy, but above all else, it must to be party-proof.
This means a portable speaker must be able to withstand the elements, whilst still delivering powerful sound. It should also have a meaty battery life, so that you’re not caught without enough juice.
The Soundcore Flare Mini Bluetooth speaker delivers all of this, and more. You get 12 hours of intense sound, with super-safe IPX7 waterproof protection. You also get a halo of LEDs that phase, pulse, and glow with the rhythm of your music, for a next-level listening experience. Basically, this speaker is the definition of party-proof.
You can now pick up the Soundcore Flare Mini Bluetooth speaker for just £39.99 on Amazon. This is usually listed at £49.99, saving you 20%. This deal will not be around past midnight on Aug. 6, so you need to act fast if you want to save. You have been warned.
Invest in this Soundcore speaker for all-round pounding sound, at a great price.
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