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Ultimate Ears Blast Bluetooth speaker on sale for £100 off (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The party-proof Ultimate Ears Blast Bluetooth speaker is on sale for £69.99 on Amazon, saving you 59% on list price.
The weekend is the perfect time to recharge your batteries, so that you can then use up all of that energy on partying. You then enter the new week feeling exhausted, and you repeat this cycle until the end of time.
To help you use up all of your energy reserves as fast as possible, we have tracked down an impressive deal on the Ultimate Ears Blast Bluetooth speaker. This device is now discounted to just £69.99 on Amazon, saving you £100 on list price. We should warn you that this deal is only available until midnight on Oct. 29.
The Ultimate Ears Blast speaker produces immersive and bold sound, and now has Amazon Alexa built-in for hands-free control. You can take calls without killing the music whenever connected to WiFi or a mobile hotspot, and these speakers are waterproof, drop proof, and massively portable, so you can party anywhere.
Get the party started with the Ultimate Ears Blast speaker.
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