The straightforward one. Two drivers and a bass port give it real clarity without distortion, Bluetooth 5.0 holds a connection out to 66 feet so you're not tethered to it, and it runs 24 hours on a charge. IPX5-rated, so splashes and rain aren't a problem — just don't submerge it.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
12W of sound from dual neodymium drivers with BassUp and a spiral bass port doing the work on the low end, so it hits harder than the size suggests. IPX7-rated for rain, dust, and spills, and a 5,200mAh battery keeps it running a full 24 hours. Simple controls, no app required if you don't want one.
Dual titanium-diaphragm drivers push 16W of stereo sound with real bass, not the tinny stuff you get out of a phone speaker propped against a cooler. BassUp tech keeps the low end thumping even at low volume, and IPX7 waterproofing means rain, coolers sweating on it, or a direct hose-down at the tailgate won't kill it. 24 hours on a charge, roughly 480 songs before you need an outlet.
The step up from Boom 2 — 140W max out of dual 50W woofers and dual 20W tweeters, tuned so it stays clear instead of muddy at full volume. Fast-charges to full in 3 hours, runs 20 on a charge, and the built-in power bank will top off your phone in a pinch. IPX7 waterproof and floats, so a cooler dunk isn't a disaster.
The step up from Boom 2 — 140W max out of dual 50W woofers and dual 20W tweeters, tuned so it stays clear instead of muddy at full volume. Fast-charges to full in 3 hours, runs 20 on a charge, and the built-in power bank will top off your phone in a pinch. IPX7 waterproof and floats, so a cooler dunk isn't a disaster.
The step up from Boom 2 — 140W max out of dual 50W woofers and dual 20W tweeters, tuned so it stays clear instead of muddy at full volume. Fast-charges to full in 3 hours, runs 20 on a charge, and the built-in power bank will top off your phone in a pinch. IPX7 waterproof and floats, so a cooler dunk isn't a disaster.
Has a dedicated subwoofer, which is the difference between a speaker that sounds fine and one that actually fills a campsite or backyard with bass you can feel. BassUp 2.0 keeps it balanced even cranked up, and on top of 24 hours of playtime, it doubles as a power bank when someone's phone dies mid-tailgate.
Has a dedicated subwoofer, which is the difference between a speaker that sounds fine and one that actually fills a campsite or backyard with bass you can feel. BassUp 2.0 keeps it balanced even cranked up, and on top of 24 hours of playtime, it doubles as a power bank when someone's phone dies mid-tailgate.
Has a dedicated subwoofer, which is the difference between a speaker that sounds fine and one that actually fills a campsite or backyard with bass you can feel. BassUp 2.0 keeps it balanced even cranked up, and on top of 24 hours of playtime, it doubles as a power bank when someone's phone dies mid-tailgate.
Smaller than a coffee cup, loud enough that people will ask where the sound is coming from. Control it from your phone, it's IPX7 waterproof so pool and beach days are fair game, and it runs 15 hours on a charge. Link up more than 100 of these with PartyCast if you're feeling ambitious.
SmartTune automatically adjusts the sound based on how you've got the speaker sitting, so it doesn't matter if it's flat on a tailgate or propped up in a cupholder. 30W of stereo sound out of something that fits in one hand, IPX7 waterproof, and 13 hours of playback so it runs the whole afternoon.
This is the one for when Motion Boom isn't loud enough. 80W total from dual 30W woofers and 10W tweeters, with BassUp and titanium drivers keeping things clean at volume. Built-in handle plus a detachable strap for carrying it in, a 13,400mAh battery good for 20 hours, and IP67-rated against water, dust, and whatever else a tailgate lot throws at it.
Built for the parking lot, not the living room. Titanium drivers keep the highs clear even cranked up, BassUp technology adds real low-end punch, and it's fully waterproof — it actually floats if it ends up in the cooler ice or the lake. 24 hours of playtime, so it outlasts most tailgates on its own.
An upward-firing driver plus two woofers and two tweeters on each side gives this real spatial sound instead of just left-right stereo — noticeable the first time you play something with actual mixing depth. 50W is enough to fill a backyard or a garage, and it's light enough to move room to room or toss in the truck for the next stop.
An upward-firing driver plus two woofers and two tweeters on each side gives this real spatial sound instead of just left-right stereo — noticeable the first time you play something with actual mixing depth. 50W is enough to fill a backyard or a garage, and it's light enough to move room to room or toss in the truck for the next stop.
An upward-firing driver plus two woofers and two tweeters on each side gives this real spatial sound instead of just left-right stereo — noticeable the first time you play something with actual mixing depth. 50W is enough to fill a backyard or a garage, and it's light enough to move room to room or toss in the truck for the next stop.
This is the one you bring when the tailgate turns into a party. 200W out of a 6.5-inch woofer and three 2.5-inch drivers, beat-synced lights, and two wireless microphones with AI vocal removal so anyone can turn any song into karaoke on the spot. Loud enough to fill a parking lot, not just a tent.
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