Power & Sound: 90 W output with what boAt calls “boAt Signature Sound.” It uses dual full-range drivers + built-in subwoofer (2 full-range + 1 sub) for a fuller, richer sound- good for music, parties, or movies.  Sound Performance Specs: Frequency response ~ 45 Hz–20 kHz, which means it covers a broad range from bass to high frequencies.  Connectivity Options: Bluetooth 5.3, AUX, USB, and even HDMI(ARC) (on some variants) — gives flexibility depending on your device.  Portability & Design: Compact-ish size (≈ 300×180×180 mm) and battery-powered (6000 mAh battery), so you can carry it around for indoor/outdoor use.  Playtime: About 6 hours per charge (some listings say up to 7 hours depending on usage). Extras: Dual EQ modes (Music / Movie) -lets you tailor sound according to what you’re listening to.  Splash Resistance: It has IPX5 splash-resistance (suitable for light splashes e.g. outdoor use, pool-side parties) Battery Life is Modest: 6-7 hours is decent but if you run at high volume or for long sessions, you might need to recharge. Not Fully Waterproof: Splash-resistant (IPX5) -fine for occasional water exposure or outdoor use- but not for submersion or heavy rain. Sound vs Premium Speakers: While the sound quality (bass + clarity) is good for a speaker in this range, if you’re an audiophile or expect floor-shaking bass like high-end sound systems, it may fall short.