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SAVE $35.04:As of Nov. 12,eroticism group get the JBL Clip 4 for $39.95 at Walmart, down from its usual price of $74.99. That's a discount of 49%.

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If you're the type of person who likes to take your music with you on the go, a great portable speaker is a must. While summer days are long gone by now, fall is still a great time to head out on a walk and enjoy the crisp, cool weather while enjoying tunes or a good podcast. And if you're having family or friends over during the holidays, you can play some music to improve the ambiance, too. Right now, you can score a great deal on a speaker that's not only perfect to carry around wherever you go, but it's up for an excellent price as well.

As of Nov. 12, you can get the JBL Clip 4 portable speaker for $39.95. That's $35.04 off its original price of $74.99 and a discount of 49%. This price currently applies to all of the colorways available, except for White. It's also on sale, but you'll have to pony up $43.98 for that model instead if you want it.

The JBL Clip 4 is a literal clip – it looks like a carabiner – and you can add it to your bag, purse, belt loop, or whatever you travel with. It's lightweight, rugged, and a self-contained speaker that has no moving parts to have to worry about losing. You can choose your favorite hue, clip it on your stuff, and go, all while listening to songs, podcasts, or whatever comes to mind. It also happens to be one of our favorite portable speakers of 2024.

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It may be small, but it's mighty. You get punchy, bass-laden sound and up to 10 hours of listening time with each charge, which is a surprising amount of power and quality for a speaker this size. It's up for grabs at a great price now ahead of Black Friday, so if you're planning on getting one, now's the time to snag yours.

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