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Geek Daily Deals December 23, 2019: Get Aukey’s 20W Wireless Speaker With 12-Hour Play Time for $34 Today With Our Secret Code!

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Geek Daily Deals 122319 wireless speakerTake your tunes wherever you want them with Aukey’s Eclipse wireless speaker with 12-hour play time and dual 10W drivers, just $34 today!

AUKEY Eclipse Wireless Speaker 20 W with 12 Hours Playtime, Enhanced Bass with Dual Passive Radiators/Subwoofers and Woven Fabric Surface

  • AMAZING SOUND: with dual 10W drivers and subwoofers, express the true power and life of your music. A total 20W of vibrant, thrilling, energetic sound with weighty bass
  • POWERFUL BATTERY: at least 12 hours of powerful playtime without stopping from the large 4000mAh battery. Enjoy your music for days without charging
  • ELEGANT DESIGN: the speaker build with the added charm of a durable woven fabric surface, can be placed as an ornament in the room and would be perfect as a gift for men or women
  • EASY OPERATION: Instantly connect and wirelessly stream music from almost any device at a range of up to 10m (33ft) via Bluetooth 4.2 or use the included 3.5mm audio cable. Five simple buttons control power, play, track skipping (back/forward), volume, and even calls with the built-in mic
  • PACKAGE CONTENTS: AUKEY SK-M30 Eclipse Wireless Speaker, Micro-USB Cable, 3.5mm Audio Cable, User Manual, 24-Month Product Replacement Warranty and Friendly Customer Service

Get it for just $34 today when you use code KX6QXDCD!

 

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