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Wireless speaker deals: Save £290 on B&O wireless speaker | £120 off KEF Muo | £170 off Q Acoustics wireless speakers

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Welcome to the What Hi-Fi? deals newsletter! This week's newsletter features the B&O BeoPlay A6 wire

[Web version]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Google Plus]( Welcome to the What Hi-Fi? deals newsletter! This week's newsletter features the B&O BeoPlay A6 wireless speaker, Q Acoustics' Q-BT3, KEF's Muo, the B&O BeoPlay A1 and Ultimate Ears' Roll 2 wireless speaker. [Save over £290 on five-star B&O BeoPlay A6 wireless speaker]( A superb, space-saving, one-box hi-fi system, now £509.99 with eGlobal Central, down from £800. [Read the review]( [View offer]( [Save over £170 on five-star Q Acoustics Q-BT3 wireless speakers]( Proper hi-fi sound from a feature-rich package that will boost TV, computer and streaming sound, now priced at £179 with Amazon, down from £350. [Read the review]( [View offer]( [Save over £120 on Award-winning KEF Muo wireless speaker]( With its clear, detailed, musical performance and strong build, this Award-winner is still a great performer, and now costs £179 with Amazon, down from £300. [Read the review]( [View offer]( [Save over £40 on five-star B&O BeoPlay A1 wireless speaker]( A detailed and solid-sounding wireless speaker that brings the luxury of B&O into a budget price bracket, now costing £159.95 with Amazon, reduced from £200. [Read the review]( [View offer]( [Save over 25% on five-star Ultimate Ears Roll 2 wireless speaker]( Improved sound and a price cut make this ultra-portable, colourful speaker even more desirable than before, costing £59.99 with Amazon, reduced from £80. [Read the review]( [View offer]( [Subscription]( [{NAME}, subscribe for just £3]( Subscribe to What Hi-Fi? with our special offer of 3 issues for £3. In return we'll keep you in the loop with the latest products, TV, home cinema, tablets and smartphones and plenty more [Find out more]( This message was brought to you by Haymarket Media Group and sent to {EMAIL} [About Haymarket]( © Haymarket Media Group, Bridge House, 69 London Road, Twickenham, TW1 3SP Registered in England No. 267189 Please do not reply to this message as this email was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please read our [privacy policy]( for more information on how we process your personal information.. [Click here to unsubscribe](

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