Currys is offering a major price crash on the JBL Boombox 3 portable Bluetooth speaker ahead of the summer.
The deal gets you the JBL Boombox 3 for just £279, which represents a considerable saving of £70 on the previous price of £349.
Save £70 on the JBL Boombox 3 speaker
Currys is selling the excellent JBL Boombox 3 Bluetooth speaker at a £70 discount.
- Currys
- Save £70
- Now £279
We should clarify that this is for the Bluetooth-only model of the JBL Boom 3, not the Wi-Fi model that we reviewed.
Even so, you’re still getting a tidy little portable speaker with IP67 water resistance, up to 24 hours of battery life, and a dedicated sub-woofer for surprisingly meaty sound output.
We awarded the aforementioned Wi-Fi model 4 out of 5 in our review, calling it “A big but excellent portable speaker”.
Aside from Wi-Fi connectivity, this Bluetooth model has the same qualities. Indeed, one of our issues with the Wi-Fi model was that it was rather expensive, but that isn’t an issue with this Bluetooth-only model – especially following the Currys price cut.
The crucial shared feature here is the JBL Boom 3 sound quality. It’s a big speaker, and much of the front surface is filled with speaker drivers, including a 19cm long rectangular subwoofer, two 2.75-inch mid-range drivers and two 20mm tweeters.
As a direct result of all this hefty hardware, the Boombox 3 sounds immense, with deep bass right down to the 40Hz sub-bass range. However, it also benefits from “a more refined, grown-up and versatile sound signature than the outer appearance might initially suggest.”
If you’re looking for a reliable, great-sounding party speaker as we enter the warmer months, this JBL Boombox 3 deal should serve you well.
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