The LG xboom Stage 301 is a party speaker built around a 2.1 channel driver set: two 2.5 inch mid drivers and one 6.5 inch woofer, driven by 120W of total output. Bluetooth 5.4 handles the music from a phone, and there is a USB port and a 3.5mm aux input as well.

The lighting sits in two bands on the angled face, so the speaker is visible across a dark compound or a room once the music starts.

Key Features

Enough sound to fill a room or a yard. 120W of output across 2.1 channels, with two 2.5 inch mid drivers for voices and a 6.5 inch woofer carrying the bass.
Sing or plug in a guitar. The top panel carries MIC/GUITAR and REVERB dials, so you can set the input level and add reverb to a voice without a separate mixer.
Play where there is no socket. LG lists 12 hours of playback and a 3 hour charge for the Stage 301 set with its BP34A rechargeable battery, and a battery level indicator tells you where you stand.
Two phones stay connected at once. Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint, so a friend can queue the next song while your phone is still paired. A USB stick with MP3 files plays directly.
Two speakers, one playlist. Party Link joins a pair in dual mode, or several units in multi mode.
Outdoor use is not a risk. An IPX4 rating covers splashes from any direction, so drinks and light rain are not a problem.

Top view of the control panel showing lighting, sound and Bluetooth buttons around a central red control dial, a recessed carry handle, and two knobs marked MIC/GUITAR and REVERB — Everything you adjust mid party is on top: one dial in the middle, the mic and reverb knobs below it, and a moulded handle for carrying it in one hand.

The speaker measures 312 x 311 x 282 mm and weighs 6.65 kg. Sound settings can be changed from the LG app on Android or iOS, including a custom EQ, AI Sound and Bass Boost, and firmware updates arrive over the air. An AC adapter is listed among the accessories.