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Beats Pill speaker with Find My now up to $75 off in latest Apple Shopping Event

As part f its now live 4-day Apple Shopping Event, both Best Buy and Amazon are now offering a straight up $50 off the latest Beats Pill portable speaker with Find My, and you can score one for as much as $75 off in “excellent” open-box condition too. 

Both Best Buy and Amazon are now offering the latest Beats Pill Bluetooth Speaker down at $99.99 shipped. Carrying a $150 list price, this is $50 off to deliver 33% in savings on one of the better speakers in its price range with Find My tech. This deal is live on the three main colors: black, red, and champagne gold. 

This is, however, also a deal we have tracked loads of times this year and not all that impressive, but anything less than this across 2026 has been very rare. That said, you can score one of these speakers for well under $100 right now by way of Best Buy’s “excellent” condition open-box units:

Everything you need to know about the Beats Pill awaits in our hands-on review, but you’ll also find the highlights below:

  • One-touch pairing: easy, one-touch setup
  • iCloud pairing: instantly pair with every device in your iCloud account
  • iPhone/Apple Watch pairing: Automatically hand off audio to Apple Watch when iPhone is out of range
  • Customize the product name or button configuration in the Bluetooth menu
  • Find My: locate your lost Beats Pill on a map
  • Updates: receive over-the-air software updates

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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