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Lush Bath Bot Review: Is the £150 Bath Speaker Really Worth the Money?

The floating speaker pairs with the Lush app for bespoke music and lighting, and the reviewer says its versatility helps justify the £150 cost.

  • The Lush Bath Bot, launched in 2023, combines colourful lighting and 180° sound to create a spa-like bathing experience. Retailing for £150, the floating gadget transforms a standard soak into a high-end sensory retreat.
  • Designed to float safely, the device pairs with an app to synchronise music and lighting with bath bombs. It also functions as a high-quality Bluetooth speaker for use around the home.
  • While sound quality exceeds expectations for a compact speaker, the gadget is currently limited to black or white finishes. Some users may find the official soundtracks do not align with personal preferences.
  • Whether the £150 investment is worthwhile depends on usage frequency; for dedicated bath enthusiasts, it offers a weekly ritual worth anticipating. Occasional soakers might view the premium price as an indulgence too far.
  • Potential buyers can check online for the latest purchasing options and deals. Despite minor limitations regarding customization, the device remains a significant addition for those seeking to enhance their regular relaxation routine.
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Lush Bath Bot review: Is the £150 bath speaker really worth the money?

The Lush Bath Bot has been on many bath lovers' wish lists since launch, but does it justify its premium price? Here's an abridged verdict before diving into the full in-depth review.

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I finally bought the Lush Bath Bot. Here's whether it's worth it

The Lush Bath Bot has been on many bath lovers' wish lists since launch, but does it justify its premium price? Here's an abridged verdict before diving into the full in-depth review.

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