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Ultimate Ears is a brand synonymous with an incredible audio experience. The beloved speakers have long been hailed as some of the best available, boasting robust and waterproof designs, and of course, unbelievable sound quality. If you've had one on your wishlist for a while, you'll love this latest Amazon deal.

As of Jan. 21, you can get the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4 for $79.40, saving you 21% on list price. This deal is available only in black, but similar discounts can be found for the pink, gray, and blue options.

SEE ALSO: The best speakers in 2025

The Wonderboom 4 is one of Ultimate Ear's top speakers. It delivers an incredible 360-degree sound with a thundering bass that packs a serious punch. One of the top features is its waterproof abilities. Thanks to the IP67 rating, it can be submerged in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes, ideal for beach parties. The 14-hour battery life is of course a real selling point too, allowing you to listen all day without needing to charge.

And for a seriously incredible sound, you can pair up two Wonderboom speakers for even bigger sound.

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