New Hisense FlexBoom drops below $100 to its lowest price since launch
Hisense FlexBoom drops to $99.99, matching its all-time low with 80W output, IP67 protection, and up to 20 hours of play.
The Hisense FlexBoom, a portable Bluetooth speaker designed for outdoor music enjoyment, has been offered at a price drop to its lowest since launch. This compact speaker, part of Hisense's newer Boom lineup, emphasizes powerful sound, robust construction, and convenient wireless capabilities. With a maximum audio power of 80W, the FlexBoom targets users seeking enhanced volume beyond what a small travel speaker can provide.
Additionally, it supports Bluetooth 5.4, Auracast, and TWS pairing, allowing connection with other compatible speakers for an expanded setup. Everyday usage features include hands-free phone calls, smart EQ modes, and app control via ConnectLife. Designed for outdoor use, the FlexBoom boasts an IP67 water- and dust-resistance rating and can operate for up to 20 hours on a single charge.
Noteworthy accessories may include an FM tuner and lighting effects, adding to its party-speaker appeal alongside its portable design. Currently, Amazon is offering the Hisense FlexBoom for $99.99, marking a $20 discount or 17% off its original retail price and the lowest price since the product's release. This makes it an attractive option for those seeking a budget-friendly Bluetooth speaker with robust output, extended battery life, and a sturdy build.
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