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Clip it onto your backpack, tuck it in a beach bag, or hook it onto your scooter, the JBL Go 3 is meant to come along for the ride.

Right now this highly portable, waterproof speaker is 25% off at Amazon. Whether you're outfitting your exercise gear with sound, or you're looking for a great stocking stuffer, this deal is not to be missed.

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The JBL Go 3 has an ingress protection rating of IP67, meaning it can withstand sudden showers, and won't falter because of a little beach sand.

JBL is known for punchy bass and a sonic profile that's bigger than you'd expect based on the speaker size. Simple to connect with Bluetooth, the speakers enable you to tune in wherever you might roam.

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As of Dec. 9th, get the JBL Go 3 for $29.95 and save 25% or $10.

The Go 3 is built with a cord loop designed to hook onto a carabiner, so you can easily clip it onto your pack or shower spout.

With five hours of battery life, this speaker isn't only rugged enough to come along on your expedition, it can keep up.

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