Ultima BoomBox 130 Price in Nepal, Specs, & Availability

This speaker promises loud sound, karaoke fun, and long battery life—but how well does it perform in real-world use?

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Ultima has launched its new portable speaker —Ultima BoomBox 130 — targeting users looking for a budget-friendly karaoke speaker. It comes with a 120W speaker setup, a wireless microphone, RGB lighting, a 10,000mAh battery, and more. In this article, I will discuss the Ultima speaker in detail, including the Ultima BoomBox 130 specifications, availability, official pricing in Nepal, and our hands-on experience.

Key Highlights

The Ultima BoomBox 130 features a powerful 120W speaker setup with three bass boost modes and TWS stereo pairing.
It comes bundled with a wireless UHF karaoke microphone that connects automatically and charges via USB Type-C.
The speaker packs a 10,000mAh battery, offering up to 10 hours of playback on a single charge.
It supports multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, USB, TF card, AUX input, and wired microphone input.
With an IPX6 water-resistant rating, RGB lighting, and a portable design, the BoomBox 130 is suitable for outdoor gatherings and karaoke sessions.

Ultima BoomBox 130 Overview

Design and Build

Starting off, the Ultima BoomBox 130 has the typical party-speaker design, with a large front grille and built-in RGB lighting. It feels fairly sturdy for its price, and despite being a large speaker, it isn't much of a problem to carry around. There's a built-in handle on top, and Ultima also includes a shoulder strap in the box if you prefer to hang it while traveling.

The top of the speaker houses all the important controls, including playback buttons, EQ controls, microphone settings, lighting controls, and a large silver volume dial. Overall, the volume dial adds a nice touch to this speaker. Meanwhile, it also carries an IPX6 water-resistant rating, so it should handle light rain and occasional splashes during outdoor use.

Audio Quality

For audio, the Ultima BoomBox 130 delivers 120W of output, and loudness is definitely one of its strengths. In our experience, it was more than enough for small family gatherings, picnics, or outdoor sessions with around 10 to 15 people. We also noticed the bass was on the heavier side, giving the music a punchy feel—especially for modern tracks.

To get the best experience, we found the speaker sounded its best between 50% and 80% volume, where the balance of bass and vocals remained enjoyable. However, at maximum volume, the sound starts losing some clarity, and you can notice a bit of distortion. Additionally, there are three bass boost modes that let you choose a sound profile to suit your preferences.

Moreover, if one speaker isn't enough, Ultima has included TWS pairing, which lets you connect two BoomBox 130 speakers for wider stereo sound.

From this, we conclude that you shouldn't expect exceptional audiophile-level performance, since its vocal clarity, deep sub-bass, and high-volume performance are not the strongest points. So, this speaker is for those who look for parties, karaoke, casual music listening, and outdoor gatherings rather than critical music listening.

Karaoke Experience

Given the speaker's features, the karaoke feature is one of the Ultima BoomBox 130's highlights. Thankfully, a wireless UHF microphone connects automatically when powered on, so there's very little setup involved. We found the microphone is loud enough for singing, announcing, or even giving speeches during small gatherings.

On top of that, there's also a volume control directly on the microphone, which is a handy addition. And this microphone can be charged via USB-C, eliminating the need to carry an extra charging cable. However, the box includes only one wireless microphone, so if you want to sing duets—you'll need to buy an extra wired one.

Connectivity

Talking about the connectivity, Ultima has included plenty of connectivity options on the Ultima BoomBox 130. Besides Bluetooth, the speaker also has USB playback, TF card, AUX input, and microphone inputs for karaoke use. Here, all the ports are neatly placed behind a protective rubber cover, while the frequently used controls remain easily accessible on the top panel.

Battery and Others

In terms of battery, Ultima BoomBox 130 packs a 10,000mAh cell that takes roughly around 4 to 5 hours to fully charge. Though the recharge time looks quite long, it comfortably lasts around 7 to 8 hours on a single charge with mixed volume levels and RGB lighting enabled. But I should mention that if Ultima had provided the fast-charging option, the overall experience would have been better.

Undoubtedly, the RGB lighting adds a nice party vibe and offers multiple lighting effects that can be changed using the dedicated button.

Ultima BoomBox 130 Specifications:

Dimensions: Unspecified
Weight: Unspecified
Driver: 1x 5" woofer, 2x 3" tweeters, 2x 2.5" surround speakers
Output Power: 120W
Frequency Response: Unspecified
Bluetooth: 5.3
Codecs: SBC, AAC
IP Rating: IPX6
Battery: 10,000mAh, up to 8 hours, USB-C, ~5 hours
Colors: Black, Green

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Ultima BoomBox 130 Price in Nepal and Availability

The official price of the Ultima BoomBox 130 in Nepal is NPR 19,999 under the current launch offer. It also includes an extra 1-year extended warranty with this speaker, bringing the total to 2 years, alongside the free Ultima Boom Sleek worth NPR 2,499.

Portable Speaker	Price in Nepal (Official)	Offer price
Ultima BoomBox 130	NPR 34,999	NPR 19,999

Who should buy Ultima BoomBox 130 in Nepal?

If your priority is hosting family gatherings, picnics, festivals, or casual Karaoke sessions, the Ultima BoomBox 130 offers a good mix of volume, a wireless microphone, and useful connectivity options for its price. However, if you are mainly looking for detailed sound quality, clear vocals, and better performance at maximum volume, there are better options on the market.