You’ll see tiny options from beloved brands like JBL and Bose as well as super cute novelty options and an array of waterproof s peakers that are ideal for taking to the beach or using in the shower. Some have built-in microphones allowing you to take phone calls on them, and others include FM radio capability if you want to go real retro.

The JBL Partybox is normally $520, but is currently on sale for $400 instead. That’s a 23% discount on the usual price, making this an amazing time consider picking it up to get a bit more out of your parties. We don’t know how long this deal will last though.

The JBL PartyBox 320 portable wireless party speaker offers powerful sound and 18 hours of play time for only $442 following a $188 discount from Best Buy.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Looking for a juiced-up Bluetooth speaker that can also keep your other devices charged? The JBL Charge 6 is currently marked down to just $130 on Amazon, an impressive $70 off its usual list price.

The holiday season brings the festivities, a heavier rotation of knitwear and the annual dilemma of picking out gifts for the special people on your list. The gift of music is universal, and JBL’s cutting-edge innovations make for the ideal holiday surprise.

When shopping for a new speaker, it’s best to look for one with well-balanced audio across the lows, mids and highs, as it makes music sound clearer. Once you’ve checked off all the boxes for a high-quality speaker, high volume output should be your ...

JBL has a long history in the audio business—the company was founded in the 1940s and made the speakers used onstage at Woodstock in 1969—but now it’s mostly known for portable Bluetooth speakers in a wide range of styles and prices. Who it’s for ...

If you want to be able to bring your tunes everywhere and enjoy superior sound quality, consider a JBL speaker. You might be familiar with the JBL brand, especially if you’ve attended a music festival or live show. These masters of audio engineering have ...

The world of tech is funny. Sometimes the big brands invent products and spend a lot of time and energy trying to convince us how much we need them... even