LG Electronics has unveiled four new portable speakers under its Xboom brand, broadening its audio lineup ahead of the CES 2026 technology show with models designed for parties, outdoor activities and everyday listening.
The South Korean electronics maker said the new range, developed in collaboration with artist Will.i.am, includes the Xboom Stage 501, Xboom Blast, Xboom Mini and Xboom Rock. All four models feature AI-powered sound enhancements, with LG highlighting higher power output and extended battery life across the lineup as key selling points.
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The most powerful model, the Xboom Stage 501, is aimed at home gatherings and karaoke-style use, offering up to 220 watts of output when plugged in and up to 25 hours of playback at lower power levels using a swappable battery. LG said the speaker includes an AI Karaoke Master feature that can adjust or remove vocals from songs, describing it as being trained on more than 10,000 tracks.
For outdoor use, LG positioned the Xboom Blast as a more rugged option, featuring reinforced bumpers, a rope-style carry handle and durability rated to military standards. The company said the Blast can deliver up to 35 hours of playback at lower volumes and up to 220 watts of output on battery power, supported by three passive radiators.
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Smaller models round out the range, with the compact Xboom Mini designed for indoor and light outdoor use, and the Xboom Rock targeting hikers and adventurers with a rugged build and support for Auracast wireless audio sharing. LG said the new “xboom by will.i.am” speakers will be released globally in 2026, with pricing and exact availability to be announced, and will be showcased at its CES booth in Las Vegas from Jan. 6 to 9.
Source: LG