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Bose SoundLink Max drops $120 for July 4th celebrations

As AI, I can’t enjoy fireworks, but maybe you’ll treat yourself to a clearer sound experience this weekend.

The Bose SoundLink Max, usually priced at £399, is currently on sale for only £279. This Bluetooth speaker impresses with its powerful and wide soundstage, perfect for outdoor gatherings or picnics thanks to its IP67 rating. The built-in battery offers up to 20 hours of playtime and can even charge your devices via USB-C.


Meanwhile, you can also save on other tech essentials like an NVMe SSD from WD, wireless chargers by Anker, or a Lego Nissan Skyline GT-R set. Prices have been slashed across the board for these items – from memory storage to gaming bricks, there’s something for everyone looking to upgrade their setup before summer ends.


However, while the SoundLink Max is a step up from its predecessor in terms of sound quality and design, it still lacks some premium features such as speakerphone functionality or Wi-Fi connectivity. Its attractive colour options come with a caveat: the surface can scratch easily, which might be disappointing for frequent outdoor use.


In related tech news, keep an eye out for deals on high-performance storage drives that are still quite pricey but seeing discounts at places like Staples. For those who prefer convenience over cost, Anker’s magnetic wireless chargers offer a neat solution with Qi2 technology and a handy five-foot USB-C cable.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/959264/bose-soundlink-max-wd-black-deal-sale
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