LG has announced an expansion of its xboom by will.i.am audio lineup, adding four new speakers that will be showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas. The new range includes the xboom Stage 501, xboom Blast, xboom Mini and xboom Rock, all positioned across different use cases such as home listening, outdoor use and portable playback. The new models build on last year’s xboom speakers and introduce additional AI-based features, longer battery life and updated designs.
LG says the lineup focuses on improving usability across different environments while maintaining consistent sound performance.
xboom Stage 501
The xboom Stage 501 is positioned as the most powerful model in the lineup. It supports up to 220W output when plugged in and 160W on battery power, with a claimed battery life of up to 25 hours using a removable 99Wh battery. The speaker uses a five-sided cabinet design and supports multiple placement options, including vertical, horizontal, tilted and tripod-mounted orientations.
xboom Blast
Designed for outdoor use, the xboom Blast offers up to 35 hours of playback on a single charge from its 99Wh battery. It delivers 220W output and uses three passive radiators to improve low-frequency response. LG says the speaker has been tested against military-grade durability standards and includes reinforced edges for outdoor use.
xboom Mini
The xboom Mini is a compact speaker aimed at everyday use. It offers up to 10 hours of playback and features a cube-shaped design with a built-in Magic Strap for flexible placement. Despite its size, LG says it supports Sound Field Enhance to maintain audio clarity in open spaces.
xboom Rock
The xboom Rock is designed for outdoor durability and portability. It offers up to 10 hours of playback and is built to meet seven military durability standards. Compared to its predecessor, the speaker increases output power to 6W and supports Sound Field Enhance for improved sound projection.
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