8/25/2025
Kick Back With Killer Tunes During Labor Day With This Bluetooth Monster Speaker That’s 71% Off Now
Nothing better than good music on a long weekend.
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If you’re prepping for a Labor Day weekend gathering, you’ve got a few things you’ll need to take care of before hosting.
You’ve got your burgers and hot dogs, sunblock, charcoal for the grill, paper plates and a guest list to end all guest lists — the whole nine. We at ShopBillboard are here to remind you that you still need to check off music. We might be biased but nothing is more important to a party or backyard barbecue than curating the right tunes. In the spirit of curating the best summer vibe ever, we found this Monster MFS 1 Portable Bluetooth Speaker for 71% off available right now on Amazon. The speaker is a steal at just $39.99, coming equipped with all the things you need to get your party going.
The MFS1 model features multiple audio source output options and supports AUX input, TF card slot and FM radio. The speaker can produce 40 watts of stereo sound that is far-reaching, clear and crisp. If you didn’t know, speaker wattage will tell you the amount of electrical power a speaker can handle. If you’re a music nerd like us, you’ll know that a higher wattage of a speaker doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting the best sound quality. Instead, it can be a good indicator for when and where you can use your speaker.
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Monster MFS 1 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
$39.99 $139.99 71% off
A large wireless speaker with Bluetooth.
For example, this Monster MFS 1 speaker is 40 watts, which would indicate that the sound emitted is perfect for both indoor and outdoor usage, something you’d want in a portable style. If your speaker is lower than 20 watts, it’s likely made for indoor use. Anything about 50, you’ll likely find at a concert or music festival. You’ll want to keep in mind what space you’ll be playing your music in before buying.
Beyond its wattage, the Monster MFS 1 comes with a removable silicone strap so you can carry it with you or leave it stagnant while on hiking and beach trips or out soaking up the sun in your own backyard. The speaker also boasts a 12-hour battery life on one single charge, meaning you can blast the latest Chappell Roan or BLACKPINK non-stop without missing a beat. To connect your device to the speaker, you’ll want to go into your device’s settings and hit Bluetooth. The MFS 1 speaker will pop up, you’ll tap on it and boom, you’re connected. Simple as that.
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