The Wonderboom 1 is a small power, hand-held format unit with enough wattage to fill a smaller size room with full sounding tunes.

But what does the wattage a BT speaker has, say about how good it is?  Firstly, the watt is a measure of how much power the speaker uses and pumps out.  Plus, this metric is a telling comparison measure. Why? Because generally, speakers with more watts of audio tend to play louder than those with less.

While they do cost more, have bigger, heavier batteries and chargers, along with larger drivers and magnets, they nonetheless offer some big plusses.  They have more dynamic range, a deeper bass response, and the models that play in stereo like the Wonderboom 1, offer typically a bigger soundstage and better stereo imaging to listeners.

The Wonderboom 1 charging. Showing its -Power- button glowing white.

Thus in general, the more powerful the speaker, the better it sounds, even at lower volume. You get improved clarity due to higher accuracy reproduction of the bass, midrange, and treble parts of the program. Plus, more reserve power likely means less clipping too, even at loudest volumes. So, the speaker’s maximum wattage output gives a good idea about speaker quality and performance.  And as such, this value is of great interest to audiophiles and novice listeners alike.

In this case, the UE Wonderboom 1, as a mini size portable BT speaker, is a decently loud model. Its more than ten watts can fill a small to medium size party area with clear and full music. See below for details on its power output.

Wonderboom 1 Wattage: The Details

    1. Battery Capacity: 7.98 watt-hours (3.8 volts, 2,100 milliamp-hours (mAh)).
    2. USB Charger Power: 10 watts (5 volts at 2 amps).
    3. Power Bank Output Power: Not available on this speaker.
    4. Recharge Time: 2.8 hours at the recommended charging current.
    5. Play Time Per Recharge: Up to 10 hours.
    6. Total Audio Output Power on AC (RMS): 12 watts (2 x 6 watts). **
    7. Total Peak Audio Power: 16.97 watts. **
    8. Output Power per Channel: 6 watts RMS (two channels in this speaker). **

** = Estimated.

Notes on Wonderboom 1 Wattage

    1. This Wonderboom 1 unit may not input enough enough power from a low power USB AC adapter (under 10 watts capacity) to keep the battery from discharging when playing at max volume, depending on what you’re listening to.  So it could happen that even with this unit fed from external power, you could still see the music drop out abruptly.  Thus on the (rare) times that this occurs, just stop playing the speaker for an hour or two, to let it build up some reserve battery power while charging. Then, fire it up again for continued party enjoyment.

Other Wonderboom 1 Posts

    1. Won’t Turn ON Fixes
    2. Why Is My Speaker Not Charging
    3. How to Pair
    4. How to Adjust Volume Explained
    5. Solving the Not Connecting Issue

References

    1. Official Wonderboom 1 Support Page
    2. Where to Buy the Wonderboom 1
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