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Splish, splash, it's the Wireless Speaker Water Bottle

The Wireless Speaker Water Bottle offers life's vital fluid and Bluetooth connectivity. The water bottle has a carabiner clip for easy portability.

Brian Krepshaw
Brian is the author of two culinary based books published via his imprint Storkburger Press. A lifelong Californian, he has been consistently exposed to some of the best food in the world. With a deep appreciation for the kitchen, he is always on the lookout for that perfect appliance that combines style and grace with the ever-popular ability to save time.
Brian Krepshaw
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Be sure to drink 8 cups of music per day.
Be sure to drink 8 cups of music per day. Hammacher Schlemmer

Staying hydrated in the modern world is probably easier than it ever has been before. Think about it: every corner store has bottled water readily available for sale. For those who prefer to carry their own, portable water bottles come in all shapes and sizes. With all those options out there, what is the discerning water consumer to do when it comes to choosing a water-carrying conveyance? Why, look for the one that can carry a tune as well, of course.

The Wireless Speaker Water Bottle ($59.95) is exactly what it sounds like: a portable water bottle that has a Bluetooth speaker for a lid. The 11.75-ounce-capacity water bottle can also be used to charge your smartphone or tablet. In order to save the splashes and spills from occurring when rocking out with your water bottle out, there is a real lid to be used when the speaker is removed.

There is no doubt that music enriches our lives offering up rhythms and vibrations that resonate with us on a variety of levels. This little 3-watt speaker serves up 6 hours of tunes along with almost 12 ounces of water. And just as you need to rehydrate, the device needs to recharge -- in this case juicing up to full strength in about 3 hours via USB. It won't take that long to find a place to refill it when you run out of water, but you will have to wait at least a little bit -- the device is not set to ship until early December.