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14 Cheap Bluetooth Speakers (Under $40) Ranked From Best to Worst

14 Cheap Bluetooth Speakers (Under $40) Ranked From Best to Worst

Posted on October 28, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you’re still using the tinny speakers on your phone or tablet, please stop. Nobody should have to suffer like that. For just a few bucks, you can get a good Bluetooth speaker that offers bigger and better sound out of your mobile device. In addition, some speakers include such extras as a speakerphone, water resistance and daylong battery life.

14 Cheap Bluetooth Speakers (Under $40) Ranked From Best to Worst

There are a lot of speakers available for less than $40, so we headed to Amazon and bought and tested more than a dozen to find the best ones. Our evaluations were based on design, sound quality, ease of use and special features. Here are our top picks.

Anker SoundCore

Proving you can get a lot for a little, this solidly built, 6.5 x 2.13 x 1.77-inch rectangle is the best combination of sound quality and battery life you’ll find for under $40. It produces well-balanced vocals, crisp treble and decent bass, and it plays for 24 hours on a full charge. That’s 4 hours more than Anker’s other speaker we tested, the Classic. The only strike against this speaker is that it lacks water resistance.
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