Here Are the Best Last-Minute Deals on Bluetooth Speakers Before the October Prime Day Sale Ends Tonight.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days , October’s equivalent of Prime Day, runs October 6th and 7th, featuring discounts on Bluetooth speakers from Soundcore, Ultimate Ears, JBL, and Marshall. Prices range from $19.99 for the Select 4 Go to $249 for the Marshall Stanmore III, with plenty of options in between, whether you need a compact speaker you can slip into a backpack or a larger speaker with enough volume for a backyard party. For more information on discounts and the latest deals, check out our in-depth Prime Day 2026 coverage .
Save nearly $90 on these Anker Soundcore speakers.
The Soundcore Select 4 Go headphones are now $19.99, down from $34.99, and with an IP67 rating, floating design, and carrying strap, they’re easy to take to the beach or attach to a backpack. Meanwhile, the Soundcore 2 headphones are now $28.48, down from $44.99, and are better suited for use at a desk or in the kitchen, boasting 12W of power and up to 24 hours of playback.
For outdoor use, the Soundcore Boom Go 3i costs $55.99 (down from $79.99) and combines IP68 water and dust resistance, 24 hours of playback, and a battery capable of charging a phone. The Soundcore Boom 2 costs $84.99 (down from $129.99) and features a built-in subwoofer, up to 80W of output, and a floating enclosure for backyard or pool use, as detailed in this PCMag review .
The Soundcore Motion X600 headphones are priced at $139.99, down from $199.99, and feature five drivers, including one upward-firing driver, to create spatial sound for home listening. This PCMag review takes a closer look. The Soundcore Boom 2 Plus headphones are priced at $161.47, down from $249.99, the biggest discount in this group. Their 140W output, 20-hour battery life, and floating design make them suitable for large outdoor events, as detailed in the PCMag review .
These Ultimate Ears speakers start at less than $50.
All four Ultimate Ears speakers featured here are IP67-rated for dust and water resistance, starting with the Ultimate Ears Miniroll at $47.49 (down from $79.99). It’s a palm-sized, flat speaker with a silicone strap for attaching to a handlebar or bag and 12 hours of battery life, though it doesn’t work with the Ultimate Ears app for EQ adjustments —this PCMag review takes a closer look at its performance for its size. The Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4 costs $56.99 (down from $99.99) and adds 360-degree sound, a floating enclosure, 14 hours of playback, and an Outdoor Boost mode for open spaces.
The Ultimate Ears Boom 4 headphones cost $99.99 (previously $149.99) and retain the cylindrical shape of previous Boom models, but upgrade to USB-C charging, 360-degree surround sound, a floating design, and 15 hours of battery life. The Ultimate Ears Everboom headphones cost $139.99 (previously $178.99) and are the most outdoor-focused of the four models, offering 20 hours of playback, a Bluetooth range of up to 55 meters, an Outdoor Boost button, and a carabiner for attaching to a bag or tent.
These JBL speakers are up to 30% off.
The JBL Go 5 earbuds are priced at $39.95 (regular price $54.95) and feature an IP68 rating, up to 10 hours of playback with Playtime Boost, and AirTouch technology, which allows two Go 5 speakers to connect for stereo sound when touched together. The JBL Clip 5 earbuds are priced at $59.95 (previously $79.95) and feature a built-in, wide carabiner for attaching to a bag or belt, as well as an IP67 rating, up to 15 hours of playback with Playtime Boost, and EQ control in the JBL Portable app.
The JBL Grip headphones are now priced at $69.95, down from $99.95, and feature IP68 water resistance, Auracast technology, and AI Sound Boost to reduce distortion at high volumes.PCMag’s review takes a closer look at how these headphones sound for their size. Meanwhile, the JBL Flip 5 , an older 2019 model with 20W output, IPX7 water resistance, and 12 hours of battery life, is now priced at $89.95, down from $99.95. This PCMag review takes a closer look.
The JBL Charge 6 speaker costs $149.95 (previously $199.95) and is the largest JBL speaker in this roundup. It boasts a claimed 24-hour battery life, plus an additional four hours with Playtime Boost. It features an IP68 rating, a removable strap, and a built-in power bank for charging your phone. It also supports lossless audio streaming via USB-C. A detailed review of its specifications can be found in this PCMag article .
Save up to $170 on these Marshall speakers.
The Marshall Emberton III speaker system is now $99.99 (down from $179.99). It combines a Marshall-inspired design with two 10-watt drivers, IP67 protection, and a battery that lasts over 32 hours. It also features a built-in microphone for calls and multipoint Bluetooth support. If you like Marshall’s design but don’t want to constantly plug your speaker into an outlet, the Emberton III is an obvious place to start. For a larger, yet still portable model, the Marshall Middleton is $149.99 (down from $319.99). It retains the same recognizable Marshall styling but is larger than the Emberton III, making it a more powerful option if you want a richer sound without upgrading to one of the brand’s plug-in home speakers.
Incidentally, the Marshall Acton III and Marshall Stanmore III are plug-in home speakers. The Acton III costs $189.99 (previously $299.99) and is the smallest model in the Marshall home speaker lineup. It features a 60-watt amplifier, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm inputs, as well as analog bass and treble controls on the top—you can read more about this in the PCMag review . The Stanmore III costs $249 (previously $399.99) and has 80 watts of power and an RCA input, making it ideal for connecting to a turntable with a built-in preamp. The PCMag review covers its sound and setup in more detail.
These Bose soundbars are up to $120 off as part of Prime Big Deal Days.
The Bose SoundLink Plus headphones, now priced at $179 (previously $269), are designed for outdoor listening. They boast an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance and up to 20 hours of battery life, allowing for all-day use away from an outlet. PCMag’s review details how they sound in practice. For more power, the larger SoundLink Max model costs $279 (previously $399) and offers the same battery life, IP67 protection, and a USB-C port for charging other devices. It’s a better choice if you’re looking to fill a large space with sound rather than go for a compact design. This PCMag review takes a closer look at its performance. Both models are also on sale at their lowest prices to date, according to price-tracking sites, making either a better buy than usual.
These Sony speakers are up to 51% off.
The compact Sony SRS-XB100 speaker is $43 down from $64.99, making it the most affordable Sony speaker on this list. It’s small enough to be easily portable, features IP67 dust and water resistance, and up to 16 hours of battery life. PCMag’s review takes a closer look at its sound and features. The Sony ULT Field 1 speaker is $68 down from $139.99, offering a larger, portable option without a significant price increase. It features IP67 protection, a shockproof design, and up to 12 hours of battery life, while Sony’s ULT button boosts bass for when you need more bass. PCMag’s review takes a closer look at its features.
The larger model, the Sony ULT Field 3, is priced at $148 instead of $209.99. It offers up to 24 hours of battery life, retains IP67 protection and the ULT bass boost feature, and a removable shoulder strap makes this large speaker easy to carry. You can read more about its sound and features in the PCMag review . The Sony ULT Field 7 is the largest model in this group, priced at $448 instead of $499. It’s more suited to parties and larger spaces than toting in a bag, offering up to 30 hours of battery life, IP67 protection, and ambient lighting around the speakers. It also has microphone and guitar inputs for karaoke or live music. The PCMag review takes a closer look at its performance.
October Prime Day Sale FAQs
When is Prime Day?
The October Prime Day sale runs from October 6th to 7th. It takes place every October.
When does Prime Day end?
The October Prime Day sale ends October 7, 2026. This is a two-day online sale.
What is Amazon Prime Day?
October’s Prime Day is the fall version of Prime Day, Amazon’s biggest sale held in the spring, summer, and fall. During the sale, you can find great deals on a wide range of products, including tech, tools, appliances, clothing, and much more.