Amazon’s October Prime Day may have passed, but some deals are sticking around—some even beating the discounts from the big event. One such standout is the Beats Pill portable Bluetooth speaker in red, which is now down to $97.99, a smidge lower than the $98 we saw during Prime Day. This latest release from Beats has made a solid comeback, with its sleek, pill-shaped design and updated tech under the hood. It’s also available in gold and black for $99.99, a similar $50 discount.

The speaker, which Apple reintroduced earlier this year, is more than just a pretty design. It boasts up to 24 hours of battery life and supports USB-C charging, along with lossless audio for a rich listening experience. Whether you’re an iOS or Android user, you’ll appreciate the seamless pairing and handy features like Find My support for tracking your device. If portability is key, the Beats Pill’s IP67 rating means it’s water and dust-resistant, perfect for taking on adventures. Plus, it comes with a lanyard for easy transport.

Though it shines with room-filling sound, the mono speaker does have some limitations at higher volumes. Pairing two units can offer a stereo sound experience, making it even more versatile. So if you missed out on the Prime Day discount—or just want an even better deal—now’s your chance to grab this portable powerhouse at a bargain price.

Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.