ZIZO Boom
Boom.
Big sound, on wheels
Boom is one speaker built at two scales, with output running 60-80W across them. Both pair over Bluetooth, link to a second speaker with TWS, play from a USB drive, a memory card or FM radio, and roll on a handle with wheels.
- 60-80W
- Output power across the two sizes
- 2
- Drivers on both sizes
- 35ft
- Wireless range, 10 m
- TWS
- Pair two together
Closer look
The details, up close.
The room, lit
A tower that lights the party.
Both sizes stand as a tower with two drivers behind a lit ring and light running the length of the front. Set it on the floor, pair a second one over TWS, and the two of them cover the room from either end. Wireless range runs 10 m, about 35 ft.
- TWS pairing
- 10 m (35 ft) range
- USB, card and FM radio
Turn it on. Turn it up.
Grab the mic
A microphone comes in the box.
Both sizes ship with a wireless microphone, and there is a mic input on the top deck for anyone who would rather plug one in. A remote control comes with them too, so the track can change from across the room.
Sing over it.
Light with the sound
The lighting is part of the speaker.
Light runs down the front of the tower and rings both drivers, cycling through color as it goes. It sits behind the grille mesh rather than on top of it, so in a dark room the whole front reads as one lit surface instead of a strip stuck to a black box.
Dark room. Lit tower.
The top deck
Everything lives on top.
The wheels, the sliders, the source buttons and the inputs, all on one panel you can reach standing over it.
The panel
One panel, lit.
The deck sits flat across the top of the tower with every control lit, so it stays readable in the dark room this speaker is built for. Nothing is buried behind a menu.
In use
Reach over and turn it.
The wheels are ringed in light and sit under your hand where the speaker stands on the floor. You find them by feel and confirm by looking down.
The whole deck
Volume, echo, bass, treble.
Two wheels for volume and mic volume, sliders for echo, delay, bass and treble, and a row of source and playback buttons across the front edge. It is a mixing panel, laid out flat.
The inputs
Plug something in.
A microphone input sits along the back of the same deck, so a wired mic works on the nights the wireless one is somewhere else. The remote in the box handles the rest.
Shop Boom
Side by side
Z7, Z9, Z11.
What changes between the two sizes, and where the Z11 stands.
| Boom Z7$149.99 | Boom Z9$209.99 | Boom Z11Not sold on this store | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | The smaller tower, for a room or a backyard | The bigger tower, for a bigger room | — |
| Output power | 60W | 80W | — |
| Drivers | Two 6.5-inch | Two 8-inch | — |
| Battery | 3,600mAh | 4,500mAh | — |
| Weight | 11.02 lbs | 23.92 lbs | — |
| Playtime | Not published | Not published | — |
| Water rating | Not published | Not published | — |
Tech specs
The numbers.
Sound and power
- Output power (Z7)
- 60W
- Output power (Z9)
- 80W
- Drivers (Z7)
- Two 6.5-inch
- Drivers (Z9)
- Two 8-inch
- Battery (Z7)
- 3,600mAh
- Battery (Z9)
- 4,500mAh
- Playtime
- Not published
- Charge time
- Not published
Connection and controls
- Bluetooth
- Not published
- Wireless range
- 10 m (35 ft)
- Pairing
- TWS, two speakers
- Also plays from
- USB, memory card, FM radio
- Inputs
- Microphone input
Body
- Weight (Z7)
- 11.02 lbs (5,000 g)
- Weight (Z9)
- 23.92 lbs (10,850 g)
- Dimensions (Z7)
- Not published
- Dimensions (Z9)
- 329 x 312 x 707 mm
- Portability
- Handle with wheels
- Water rating
- Not published
Two sizes. One tower.
Boom Z7 and Boom Z9 are the same speaker built at two scales: a lit tower with two drivers, a wireless microphone in the box, and a handle with wheels to get it where the party is.