Update: This popular deal is still available.
Harman Audio has
Harman Kardon Go + Play 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Black) for
$128.56 (price in cart).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
sikwit for finding this deal.
Features: - Full featured portable Bluetooth speaker
- Rechargeable battery (enjoy up to 8 hours of playtime/charge)
- Wireless Dual Sound for superior performance
- Dual microphone conferencing system
- Crafted w/ premium materials
- Weighs about 10.47 lbs. w/ a dimension of 18"x5"x5 overall size
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https://youtu.be/ktjCIpky_Lg?si=-...Y4xY&t=267
hit volume up and phone simultaneously to cycle between 3 treble modes,
hit volume down and bluetooth simultaneously to cycle base modes in a similar fashion
Update: After failing with Chrome and Firefox, used Brave browser and I'm now seeing the discounted price in the Cart. Thanks folks for letting me know that the deal is still alive--much appreciated.
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Teardown video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk_w___
The Go+ Play 3 has a wider soundstage, MUCH deeper/punchier bass, and can get louder with less distortion.
My only pro for the Klipsch is that it doesn't look like an oversized handbag
Because I am using onyx 2 and 4 models basically as soundbars through aux and they work fine with tvs that have headphone ouputs. The only time I have to turn them on is if there is a power loss, otherwise they stay on or the aux signal wakes them. They sound a lot better than any inexpensive soundbar, basically you would need a high end bar or a midrange one with a sub to compare. There's no real stereo effect but it is what it is. I'm doing this with a small kitchen and office tv and it's fine. And you can still play bluetooth to them taking priority over the aux in. Some use like that where stereo isn't that realistic to start with, it's fine.
So, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it as a sort of soundbar, but if you have a tv that needs one, and have the speaker anyways, it'd still be a huge benefit without much hassle as long as your tv has a headphone output. It would only cost you a 3.5mm cable to try it. Think of it as a fringe benefit that might work for ya, but don't buy it just for that.
The one problem I've had with the onyx is it seems to ping the bluetooth if a paired device is around, which will make a dropout in the aux audio. So I have to unpair it from my phone.
Teardown video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk_w___
Seriously a good electronics company should just make stuff like this compatible with tool batteries. The batteries are always the weak point. Imagine Milwaukee partnering with H/K making stuff styled like regular gear.
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