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SAVE $100: As of August 24,The Ages of Lulu (1990) the JBL Partybox is on sale for $299.99 at Walmart, down from its MSRP of $399.95. That's a savings of 25%.

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From outdoor gatherings to indoor listening, a high-quality Bluetooth speaker can quickly create a fun ambiance. If you've been looking for a reliable, powerful speaker that can handle all kinds of social settings—andgive off good vibes with glowing neon lights—then this deal might be for you.

As of August 24, the JBL Partybox Bluetooth speaker is on sale at Walmart for $299.99, down from its MSRP of $399.95 at the JBL store. That's a savings of $99.96, or 25% off. Enjoy an immersive experience with big sound thanks to features such as JBL Original Pro Sound technology and two levels of Bass Boost. Plus, the JBL Partybox has an input for a guitar or microphone so you can have a concert (or epic karaoke night) at home.

SEE ALSO: Save 32% on this turntable with built-in Bluetooth speakers

The JBL Partybox includes colorful LED lights that will transform any room or yard into party central, and this Bluetooth speaker won't die and kill the vibes in the middle of the evening because it boasts a battery life of up to 12 hours. It also has IPX4 water resistance, which means some raindrops won't stop the beat. Plus, the PartyBox app lets you play with settings and control the playlist (and queue up special song requests) right from your phone.

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