New Hisense FlexBoom drops below $100 to its lowest price since launch

The Hisense FlexBoom is a portable Bluetooth speaker built for taking music outside the house, and it already has a nice deal attached. This compact speaker comes from Hisense’s newer Boom lineup and focuses on loud sound, rugged build quality, and useful wireless features.

Hisense says the FlexBoom can deliver up to 80W max audio power, so it is aimed at people who want more punch than a tiny travel speaker can offer. It also supports Bluetooth 5.4, Auracast, and TWS pairing, which means you can link it with other compatible speakers for a bigger setup. For everyday use, it offers hands-free phone calls, smart EQ modes, and app controls through ConnectLife.

It’s ready for outdoor use, too. The FlexBoom has an IP67 water- and dust-resistance rating, and Hisense says it can last up to 20 hours on a charge. Some product materials also mention extras like an FM tuner and lighting effects, giving it a bit of party-speaker flavor along with its portable design.

That brings us to the deal. Amazon has the Hisense FlexBoom Portable Bluetooth Speaker for $99.99, down from its $119.99 RRP. That is a $20 discount, or 17% off the recommended retail price. It also matches the lowest price since launch, which is a nice extra for a recently released speaker.

For anyone after a value-focused Bluetooth speaker with strong output, long battery life, and a tougher build, this looks like a good time to pick one up.