It’s the ideal moment to get a speaker you can effortlessly take outdoors.
By [Tabitha Britt](https://mashable.com/author/tabitha-britt) on March 27, 2026
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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is back for its third year, and there are some impressive bargains. While not every area has Black-Friday-level discounts, there are many record lows available.
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With the warming weather, now is perfect for getting a portable Bluetooth speaker. From renowned names like JBL and Sony to some lesser-known favorites, here are the top Bluetooth speaker deals that are worth your money now.
Best JBL deal (for most people)
Available at $159.95 at Walmart ($199.95; save $40).
The JBL Charge 6 remains our top pick for a portable Bluetooth speaker. Despite being larger and about $50 pricier than its predecessor, its excellent sound quality justifies the cost. Bethany Allard, our Lead Shopping Reporter, writes, “Even at low volumes, the Charge 6 fills a room without sacrificing sound quality.” The Charge 6, weighing two pounds, has a detachable strap for ease of transport, offers 28 hours of playback on a single charge, and boasts an IP68 water- and dust-proof build. Plus, it serves as a portable charger via USB-C.
More JBL Bluetooth speaker deals
Best Sony deal (for bass lovers)
The Sony ULT Field 3 offers great bass, and according to audio expert Alex Bracetti, it rivals the Beats Pill. The speaker supports a 50-foot range, is IP67 water- and dustproof, and has a 24-hour battery life with an additional 120 minutes from a 10-minute charge. The black version is currently available for $142.95, the lowest price to date.
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Tabitha Britt is an award-winning freelance journalist, editor, and SEO/AEO strategist. In addition to reviewing dating apps and sex toys for Mashable, she is the founding editor-in-chief of [DO YOU ENDO](https://doyouendo.com/), a magazine by and for individuals with endometriosis. She holds a Master’s degree in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism and is a Sextech School graduate. Her work also appears in publications like *National Geographic*, *Glamour*, *Better Homes & Gardens*, and *Everyday Health*.