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Phone Arena
a day ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Juicy discount makes the popular JBL Charge 5 a bargain
In the market for a great-sounding yet affordable Bluetooth speaker? We found a sweet deal on the capable JBL Charge 5 that we think will tickle your fancy. A third-party seller at Walmart has slashed $56 off this bad boy in Teal. This lets you enhance your listening experience for only $123.95, instead of paying the speaker's usual price of around $180. It's worth noting that other color options are selling for less as well, though their discounts aren't as substantial. $123 95 $179 95 $56 off (31%) Walmart is offering 31% off the JBL Charge 5, turning it into a can't-miss deal for music lovers. With its rugged design, impressive sound quality, and a price that's far lower than usual, this bad boy is an absolute bargain. Don't miss out! Buy at Walmart As for the JBL Charge 5 itself, well, it brings a lot to the table for its current price. Its compact dimensions let it easily fit in your backpack, while the high IP67 dust and water resistance rating gives it full protection against dust and allows it to survive submersion in about 3 feet of water for up to 30 minutes. In other words, you can bring this bad boy everywhere—whether you're at the beach, in the park, in the forest, up in the mountains, you name addition to its durability, it delivers impressively loud sound, which you can amplify even further by pairing it with other JBL speakers via the PartyBoost feature. Battery life is also on point, with our friend here offering up to 20 hours of listening time on a single charge. On top of that, it doubles as a power bank, so you can use it to charge your phone while blasting your songs. All in all, the JBL Charge 5 is a pretty solid choice, especially for just $123.95. We don't know how long this deal will last, though, so don't wait around! Tap the offer button in this article and get a brand-new JBL Charge 5 for less now! Secure your connection now at a bargain price! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer
North Wales Chronicle
6 days ago
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Hucklesbrook survives horsebox drama to win York feature
Roger Teal's bay was ground to a halt en route to the track as the horsebox he was travelling in broke down, with Teal then required to rescue him in the yard's second lorry to ensure he did not miss his date on the Knavesmire. The six-hour trip clearly took no toll on the gelding, who joined forces with York local Joanna Mason as a 16-1 shot among a field of 18 vying for the winning prize pot of nearly £65,000. His one-length victory proved the jockey booking to be a shrewd one as Mason pinged him out of the stalls and the pair never looked to be in trouble at any point thereafter. 'He was great, he won very nicely at Leicester the last day and he'd come forward in his work,' said Teal. 'We were quite bullish he'd run a big race here. He got a nice draw in the middle and that was Joanna's first ride for me. 'When the weights first came out he had 8st 8lb and it was hard to find a rider, but Joanna is a good Yorkshire girl and she knows this track like the back of her hand. 'She's a very good rider and it's all worked perfectly.' Reflecting on his mechanical drama Teal said: 'This morning I had to get from the gallops back to the yard to pick up the second horsebox, and then race down and pick him up when the box he was on broke down. 'Luckily he didn't fret, but he's had six hours on the horsebox and he's done that very well considering.' Owners Rae and Carol Borras were in attendance to witness the victory, and the former quipped: 'Have you ever heard of the phrase 'all's well that ends well?''
Rhyl Journal
6 days ago
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Hucklesbrook survives horsebox drama to win York feature
Roger Teal's bay was ground to a halt en route to the track as the horsebox he was travelling in broke down, with Teal then required to rescue him in the yard's second lorry to ensure he did not miss his date on the Knavesmire. The six-hour trip clearly took no toll on the gelding, who joined forces with York local Joanna Mason as a 16-1 shot among a field of 18 vying for the winning prize pot of nearly £65,000. His one-length victory proved the jockey booking to be a shrewd one as Mason pinged him out of the stalls and the pair never looked to be in trouble at any point thereafter. 'He was great, he won very nicely at Leicester the last day and he'd come forward in his work,' said Teal. 'We were quite bullish he'd run a big race here. He got a nice draw in the middle and that was Joanna's first ride for me. 'When the weights first came out he had 8st 8lb and it was hard to find a rider, but Joanna is a good Yorkshire girl and she knows this track like the back of her hand. 'She's a very good rider and it's all worked perfectly.' Reflecting on his mechanical drama Teal said: 'This morning I had to get from the gallops back to the yard to pick up the second horsebox, and then race down and pick him up when the box he was on broke down. 'Luckily he didn't fret, but he's had six hours on the horsebox and he's done that very well considering.' Owners Rae and Carol Borras were in attendance to witness the victory, and the former quipped: 'Have you ever heard of the phrase 'all's well that ends well?''
Glasgow Times
6 days ago
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Hucklesbrook survives horsebox drama to win York feature
Roger Teal's bay was ground to a halt en route to the track as the horsebox he was travelling in broke down, with Teal then required to rescue him in the yard's second lorry to ensure he did not miss his date on the Knavesmire. The six-hour trip clearly took no toll on the gelding, who joined forces with York local Joanna Mason as a 16-1 shot among a field of 18 vying for the winning prize pot of nearly £65,000. His one-length victory proved the jockey booking to be a shrewd one as Mason pinged him out of the stalls and the pair never looked to be in trouble at any point thereafter. 'He was great, he won very nicely at Leicester the last day and he'd come forward in his work,' said Teal. 'We were quite bullish he'd run a big race here. He got a nice draw in the middle and that was Joanna's first ride for me. 'When the weights first came out he had 8st 8lb and it was hard to find a rider, but Joanna is a good Yorkshire girl and she knows this track like the back of her hand. 'She's a very good rider and it's all worked perfectly.' Reflecting on his mechanical drama Teal said: 'This morning I had to get from the gallops back to the yard to pick up the second horsebox, and then race down and pick him up when the box he was on broke down. 'Luckily he didn't fret, but he's had six hours on the horsebox and he's done that very well considering.' Owners Rae and Carol Borras were in attendance to witness the victory, and the former quipped: 'Have you ever heard of the phrase 'all's well that ends well?''
South Wales Guardian
6 days ago
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Hucklesbrook survives horsebox drama to win York feature
Roger Teal's bay was ground to a halt en route to the track as the horsebox he was travelling in broke down, with Teal then required to rescue him in the yard's second lorry to ensure he did not miss his date on the Knavesmire. The six-hour trip clearly took no toll on the gelding, who joined forces with York local Joanna Mason as a 16-1 shot among a field of 18 vying for the winning prize pot of nearly £65,000. His one-length victory proved the jockey booking to be a shrewd one as Mason pinged him out of the stalls and the pair never looked to be in trouble at any point thereafter. 'He was great, he won very nicely at Leicester the last day and he'd come forward in his work,' said Teal. 'We were quite bullish he'd run a big race here. He got a nice draw in the middle and that was Joanna's first ride for me. 'When the weights first came out he had 8st 8lb and it was hard to find a rider, but Joanna is a good Yorkshire girl and she knows this track like the back of her hand. 'She's a very good rider and it's all worked perfectly.' Reflecting on his mechanical drama Teal said: 'This morning I had to get from the gallops back to the yard to pick up the second horsebox, and then race down and pick him up when the box he was on broke down. 'Luckily he didn't fret, but he's had six hours on the horsebox and he's done that very well considering.' Owners Rae and Carol Borras were in attendance to witness the victory, and the former quipped: 'Have you ever heard of the phrase 'all's well that ends well?''
