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SAVE $10:As of Jan. 16,the inherent eroticism of the corndog JBL's Go 4 portable speaker is on sale for $39.95 at Amazon. This is 20% off its list price of $49.95.

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Amazon's had an abundance of great deals available to kick off the new year, from discounts on its own devices, like the Amazon Fire TV, to great offers on Apple products like the AirPods Pro 2. If you've had a portable speaker in mind to buy, the retailer even has a great discount at the moment on the JBL Go 4, which is currently back down to its lowest-ever price.

The JBL Go 4 portable speaker is on sale for $39.95. This is 20% off its list price of $49.95 and, as mentioned before, marks a return to its lowest-ever price according to price tracker camelcamelcamel. If you've had your eye on it, there's no better time than now to hit that buy button.

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The JBL Go 4 has a perfectly portable design. It's compact with an integrated loop that makes it easy to carry around wherever you go. It's even waterproof and dustproof, so you can bring it around to any outdoor gatherings you go to without any worries. On top of that, it offers up to seven hours of playtime so you can keep the music going for longer.

Amazon has this listed as a limited-time deal, so act fast to get the JBL Go 4 speaker at its lowest-ever price at Amazon.

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Alongside the aforementioned deals at Amazon, there are a few more that have caught our eye recently. You can also score a refurbished Kindle Scribe on sale there, and a Fire Max 11 bundle (complete with a keyboard and stylus pen) has been marked down as well.

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