 "Boult Partybox X80 Review: A feature-packed speaker with major party vibes")
**Pros:
**- Loud sound thanks to powerful drivers
- Tons of connectivity options
- Dynamic RGB lights makes it a proper party piece
- Fast charging through USB-C
- Easy to carry and move around
- Easy to set up
**Cons:
**- A bit bass-heavy
- No playback or connectivity through USB-C
- Battery life could have been better given its size
Price: Rs 6,999 on e-commerce platforms
Rating: 4/5
The Boult Partybox X80 is designed for those who want a powerful, feature-rich speaker that can handle everything from music and movies to karaoke nights. With its 80W output, dual-driver setup, and RGB lighting, it aims to bring an immersive party experience without breaking the bank.
Party speakers often come with a few extra tricks, and the X80 packs them all — multiple input options, microphone support, and dynamic LED lighting that reacts to the music. It’s built for versatility, with Bluetooth, AUX, USB, and TF card compatibility, making it easy to connect to a wide range of devices.
At Rs 6,999 on Amazon, the X80 offers impressive value, especially for those looking for a budget-friendly party speaker with solid audio performance. I spent a few weeks testing it with different music genres and even used it for watching movies to see how it holds up in real-world usage. Here’s a closer look at what the Boult Partybox X80 has to offer.
Boult Partybox X80 Review: Build quality and design
The Partybox X80 is exactly what you’d expect from a proper party speaker — big, bold, and built to impress. It’s got a tower-style design, but instead of looking like a bulky old-school speaker, it has a sleeker, more modern aesthetic. It’s definitely on the larger side, but is surprisingly light, and very easy to carry around.
Despite its size, the X80 is about 6 kgs, and surprisingly easy to lug around. This is thanks to its mainly plastic build. Having said that, it feels solid and well-built. The build quality doesn’t shout anything premium, but then for Rs 6,999, we really can’t complain.
Impact Shorts
More ShortsOne of its biggest selling points is the LED panel on the front, which lights up the entire fascia when the music starts playing. The lights are bright, dynamic, and fully customisable, with multiple modes that react to the beat. Whether you want a subtle glow or a full-blown light show, this speaker delivers the party atmosphere.
There’s also a separate small LED display on the top, which gives you important info like mode selection, colours, and settings. It’s a simple but useful addition, so you’re not left guessing whether you’re connected to Bluetooth or playing from a USB.
The top of the speaker features a control panel that makes adjusting settings quick and easy. Right in the centre is a rotary volume dial that is very satisfactory to play with. On the right side, you get controls for bass, treble, and echo, allowing you to tweak the sound to your preference. On the left side, you’ll find music playback buttons, LED lighting controls, the power button, and mode selection.
Another thoughtful touch is the built-in handle, which makes moving this beast of a speaker much easier.
When it comes to connectivity, the Partybox X80 is packed with options. It features a USB-C port, which is great for charging phones and other devices, but unfortunately, it doesn’t support direct music playback from a phone or USB-C pen drive — it can only be used to either charge the Partybox X80 or power it.
That said, Boult has redeemed itself with a USB-A port, which does support playback from a pen drive or other storage devices. There’s also a microSD card slot, an AUX input, and a 6mm mic jack, which is great if you’re planning to use it for karaoke or just want more wired playback options.
For wireless connectivity, the Partybox X80 comes with Bluetooth 5.3,
All in all, the Partybox X80 is a pretty cool party trick, built for people who love big sounds, and bright lights, and are looking to add some bling to their house parties. The LED lighting, deep bass, and customisable sound controls make it a fantastic centrepiece for any party or gathering. The built-in handle is a smart touch, making it easier to move despite its size.
That said, the USB-C port’s limited functionality is a bit of a disappointment, but since it still offers USB-A, AUX, microSD card, and mic inputs, it’s not a dealbreaker.
Boult Partybox X80 Review: Audio performance
The Partybox X80 has some serious audio power, thanks to its dual dynamic drivers which push out 80W of sound. There’s even a dedicated treble driver, ensuring crisp highs that don’t get lost in the mix.
At moderate to high volumes, the sound remains clean, rich, and immersive, with deep bass and pretty distinguished vocals. 70-80% volume is the sweet spot, offering a punchy, distortion-free experience that easily fills a room. Push it beyond that, and the bass starts to rattle slightly, taking away some of the clarity.
It’s not exactly a dealbreaker, but if you’re throwing a house party, you might want to keep it just under max volume for the best results. That said, even at 80%, it gets pretty loud enough for a busy party.
Although the Partybox X80 is bass-heavy, vocals remain sharp and well-separated, and the treble stays bright without feeling too sharp. The best part? You can tweak both bass and treble directly on the speaker, so you can fine-tune the sound to match your music. If you play around with the settings, the speaker delivers some truly impressive sound quality.
The Partybox X80 also gives you the option of plugging in a microphone for karaoke — the speaker again, does a solid job of keeping vocals distinct from the background music. It’s not exactly a dedicated karaoke machine, but for a casual jam session, it works great. The Echo Control feature lets you tweak reverb levels, adding a little extra depth to your voice.
When it comes to connectivity, Bluetooth 5.3 ensures a strong, stable connection, and pairing with phones, TVs, projectors, and laptops is quick and painless. Thanks to Enhanced Data Rate (EDR), streaming felt smooth with minimal lag, even when switching between devices.
As we said, the bass hits hard, making it perfect for dance tracks and club beats. The physical controls make adjustments easy, so you can crank up the low-end or dial it down depending on what you’re listening to.
While the drivers could use a bit more fine-tuning out of the box, some quick manual adjustments bring out its full potential. The speaker is loud, clear, and customizable, with strong bass, crisp vocals, and adjustable sound settings.
The soundstage feels wide and dynamic, making it a great companion for both music and movies. We hooked it up to a TV, and it added serious depth to action scenes, almost mimicking a mini home theatre setup.
Boult Partybox X80 Review: Battery life
Boult promises 5 hours of playtime on the Partybox X80, which is fairly decent for a speaker of this size and power output. In real-world use, I got around 4-4 and a half hours of playback, which isn’t too far off from the claim. Given how loud and powerful this speaker is, that’s still a solid battery backup. However, considering the size of the X80, I do wish it packed in a bit more battery life to keep the party going even longer.
The good news? Charging is quick. Thanks to the USB Type-C port, I was able to fully charge the speaker in under an hour using a regular smartphone charger. That’s a huge plus, especially if you need to juice it up in between party sessions.
If you’re planning a long event, though, it’s best to keep the Partybox X80 plugged in to avoid interruptions. While the battery life is respectable, a wired connection ensures uninterrupted playback — because let’s be honest, no one wants the music cutting out in the middle of the party.
Boult Partybox X80 Review: Verdict
The Boult Partybox X80’s official price is Rs 19,999, which frankly, makes no sense. However, on Amazon and Flipkart, it’s listed for for Rs 6,999, which makes it an absolute steal for what it offers. At price the X80 is a fantastic value, but at the full price? Not by a long shot
For what you’re paying at the discounted price, the Partybox X80 delivers a lot. It packs dual dynamic drivers pushing 80W output, vibrant RGB lighting, and multiple input options, including Bluetooth, AUX, USB, and microSD card. The design is both sleek and functional, with intuitive controls and a built-in handle for easy portability.
When it comes to audio performance, it’s loud and clear up to 80% volume, with adjustable bass and treble allowing for customised sound tuning. While the bass does start to rattle at max volume, the vocals remain crisp, making it a solid option for music, movies, and karaoke. The built-in microphone support is an added bonus, letting you enjoy karaoke sessions without extra equipment.
Battery life is decent but not exceptional, offering around 4 hours of playback at 80% volume with the LEDs on, slightly short of the claimed 5 hours. If you’re hosting a long party, it’s best to keep it plugged in for uninterrupted fun.
Whether you’re throwing house parties, using it as a soundbar alternative, or enjoying karaoke nights, the Boult Partybox X80 ticks all the right boxes — especially at the Rs 6,999 price point. If you’re thinking about getting one, just make sure to grab it at the discounted price for the best value.
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