Awei Y788 RGB Outdoor Portable Bluetooth Speaker

When the gathering moves to the rooftop, the music needs to move with it — and the Awei Y788 is built for exactly that trip. It is a portable Bluetooth speaker that pairs serious outdoor sound with a built-in light show: two 57mm full-range drivers deliver 20W of peak power (10W × 2 maximum; Awei publishes no RMS figure), an RGB ring around the top badge and a vertical side strip pulse in time with your music, and an IPX6 rating shrugs off rain and heavy splashes. The 2400mAh battery plays up to 7.5–8 hours per charge at 70% volume, and TWS pairing lets two Y788 speakers team up as a left-and-right stereo pair.

Every figure below comes from the product page and the verified research notes (cross-checked against Awei’s own published specifications). Where Awei publishes no figure — charging duration, RMS output — this page says so plainly rather than estimating.

Design and Build

It keeps the classic portable-speaker silhouette: a fabric-wrapped cylinder in black with a carry loop stitched on top, ready to hook onto a backpack or tent line. Build is aimed squarely at outdoor life — the grille cloth, the sealed port cover, and the rugged end caps all suggest a speaker that expects to be carried, not coddled. A fabric carry loop makes it genuinely portable rather than just “movable.”

The RGB lighting is the design signature. A light ring circles the top badge and a vertical strip runs down the body, both pulsing in time with the music. Change the light pattern or switch the lights off completely — the choice is yours, and switching them off is a smart move when you want to stretch the battery. The images here show the black colorway, which matches the store listing.

Sound and Performance

Two 57mm full-range drivers deliver 20W of peak power (10W × 2 maximum). Be honest about the number: Awei publishes no RMS figure, so treat 20W as the peak rating — loud, room-filling, and more than enough for rooftops, courtyards, and picnic circles. Sound radiates in 360 degrees, so nobody is stuck in a dead zone when the speaker sits in the middle of the group.

In practice, it sounds its best at the 60–80% volume the battery figures are quoted for: clear vocals, present bass, no harshness. Push it to maximum and it stays composed rather than shrill — the twin-driver design splits the workload. For podcasts and calls, the built-in microphone handles hands-free conversations at a press of play/pause to answer.

Battery and Charging

The 2400mAh battery plays up to 7.5–8 hours per charge at 70% volume — that is a full evening of music with headroom, verified on the product page. Charging runs over Type-C at 5V/1A; Awei publishes no charging-duration figure, so plan for a few hours on a standard charger rather than expecting a fast top-up.

The load-shedding angle is real: it runs on its built-in battery, so the music keeps going when the power is cut. Charge it while the electricity is on, then run the evening on 60–70% volume — you will still have music at midnight. Switching the RGB lights off stretches that further, since lighting is a meaningful power draw on any speaker this size.

Controls and Features

Bluetooth 5.1 streams up to 10 metres, and pairing is the standard phone-settings routine. But it does not strand you when the phone dies: four ways to play — Bluetooth, microSD card, USB flash drive, and 3.5mm AUX — mean it works as a standalone music box with files on a card or a wired line from any device.

TWS pairing is the party trick: two Y788 speakers link wirelessly as a left-and-right stereo pair for a genuinely wider soundstage. The RGB lights follow the music, change pattern on command, or switch off entirely. The IPX6 rating protects against rain and heavy splashes — keep the port cover closed and a sudden downpour will not end the evening.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the product page and the verified research notes (specifications checked against Awei). Battery runtime varies with volume and light use. Box contents are not published on the page, so they are omitted rather than guessed.

What’s in the Box

The product page for this speaker does not publish a box-contents list, so this section confirms only the certain item: the Awei Y788 speaker unit in black. If a charging cable or manual matters to your purchase, please confirm exactly what ships with Gadget Superb on Messenger or at care@gadgetsuperb.com before ordering.

Peak Power, Honestly Explained

Speaker wattage is the most abused number in portable audio, so here is exactly what the awei y788’s headline figure means. Awei rates the speaker at 20W peak — 10W × 2 maximum across its twin 57mm drivers — and publishes no RMS figure. Peak power describes the ceiling the drivers can hit in short bursts; RMS, the stricter continuous measure some brands quote instead, is simply not a number Awei provides for this model, and this page will not invent one. What matters practically is that the rating is stated for what it is, so you can compare it fairly against any other speaker quoted the same way.

In real listening, the figure translates to a speaker that is loud at the volumes gatherings actually use. The battery ratings are quoted at 70% volume, and the sweet spot sits around 60–80%: clear vocals, present bass, and a composed top end with no harshness, because the twin drivers split the workload instead of one unit straining alone.

Sound radiates in 360 degrees, so at a rooftop table or in a courtyard the awei y788 covers the circle around it evenly — nobody seated behind the speaker gets a muffled version of the evening. Push it to maximum for a short peak moment and it stays together; run it in the sweet spot and it will play that way for the whole night.

Placement squeezes more from the same watts. Set the speaker on a table or any raised, hard surface near the centre of the group and the 360-degree radiation works with the space instead of fighting the ground; tuck it into a corner and the walls will reinforce the bass, at the cost of some clarity. Outdoors, where there are no walls to help, the honest answer to “is it loud enough” depends on the gathering, not the spec sheet: a family rooftop, a picnic circle, a courtyard adda — comfortably yes, with headroom to spare at the volumes those evenings actually run at.

Through a Bangladeshi Summer: Rain, Load-Shedding and Long Evenings

Summer here tests outdoor gear in ways a spec sheet only hints at, and this speaker’s verified traits line up with those tests one by one. The sudden monsoon downpour: the IPX6 rating covers rain and heavy splashes with the port cover closed, so a shower ends the picnic only if the people want it to. The evening load-shedding cut: the 2400mAh battery is already independent of the wall, playing up to 7.5–8 hours at 70% volume — charge it while the electricity is on and the music simply does not notice the outage. Turn the RGB lights off and that runtime stretches further still.

Getting there is part of the design. The fabric carry loop on top hooks onto a backpack or a tent line, the fabric-wrapped cylinder shrugs off being carried rather than coddled, and the black finish hides the dust of travel well.

At a riverside stop or a village courtyard, the 360-degree sound and the pulsing ring and side strip make the speaker the natural centre of the group; at home afterwards, the same unit sits on a shelf as a room speaker until the next trip. One honest planning note: charging runs over Type-C at 5V/1A with no published charging duration, so top it up well before you leave rather than counting on a quick splash of power at the last minute.

For the biggest gatherings, the design has one more trick: bring two. TWS pairing links a second Y788 wirelessly as a true left-and-right partner, so a pair can stand at either end of a long rooftop or a wedding courtyard and cover it in genuine stereo instead of one speaker shouting from a corner. It is the natural upgrade path for owners who start with one unit — the first speaker is never made obsolete by the second, and the lights on both pulse along with the same music.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the speaker from Gadget Superb with cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh — pay in cash when the parcel arrives, with no advance payment, card details, or OTPs ever asked. Delivery takes 1–3 working days inside Dhaka (৳70) and 2–5 working days outside Dhaka (৳120), and every order carries 7-day easy returns: keep the speaker in original condition with box and accessories, and start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Awei Y788 an original Awei product?

This listing is for the Awei Y788 as catalogued by Gadget Superb under the Awei brand. The store does not claim official-distributor status for any brand it carries. If authenticity documentation matters to you, message the store on Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com before ordering and they will clarify what they can share.

Does this speaker come with a warranty?

Yes — the product page states a 7-day seller warranty for this speaker. For the exact terms and what they cover, confirm with the store — hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger — before placing your order.

How long does delivery take, and what are the charges?

Inside Dhaka, delivery costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; outside Dhaka, it costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. These are estimates, not guarantees. Your speaker ships once you place a cash-on-delivery order.

How does cash on delivery work? Can I check the speaker before paying?

Cash on delivery means you pay the courier in cash when the parcel arrives. Gadget Superb never asks for advance payment, card details, OTPs, or mobile-banking PINs. Couriers generally do not allow opening a parcel before payment, so check your Awei Y788 right after the courier leaves and contact the store within the 7-day return window if anything is wrong.

What is the return policy if my Awei Y788 arrives faulty?

Every Gadget Superb product carries 7-day easy returns. If it arrives damaged or faulty, keep it in its original condition with the box and accessories, then start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, email care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

How long does the battery last in real use?

Up to 7.5–8 hours per charge at 70% volume, per the product page — a full evening of music. Real-world runtime depends on volume and the RGB lights: run it at moderate volume with the lights off and you will stretch toward the top of that range; max volume with the light show on will land lower.

What Bluetooth version does the Awei Y788 use, and how do I pair it?

It uses Bluetooth 5.1 with a range of up to 10 metres. Switch the speaker on, open your phone’s Bluetooth settings, and select the Y788 from the device list. It will reconnect automatically to the last paired device next time both are on.

Can I pair two Awei Y788 speakers together for stereo sound?

Yes. The Awei Y788 supports TWS pairing: with both speakers powered on, initiate the TWS link per the manual, then connect your phone to the pair — they split into left and right channels for true wireless stereo and a wider soundstage.

Is the Awei Y788 waterproof? Can I use it in the rain?

Awei rates the speaker IPX6, which covers rain and heavy splashes — keep the port cover closed and a downpour will not end the evening. It is not submersible, so do not drop it in the pool; the poolside is fine, the water is not.

How long does it take to charge the Awei Y788?

The speaker charges over Type-C at 5V/1A. Awei publishes no charging-duration figure, so plan for a few hours on a standard phone charger rather than a fast top-up, and charge it while the electricity is on so it is ready for the evening.

Can I get the Awei Y788 gift-wrapped?

Gadget Superb does not advertise a gift-wrapping service, so gift wrapping is not promised with this order. Buying the Awei Y788 as a gift? Message the store on Messenger before ordering to ask what packing they can arrange.

What is the price of the Awei Y788 in Bangladesh?

The current price is shown on the product page and can change during sales, so no figure is quoted here. Check the live Awei Y788 page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.

How do I care for the Awei Y788, and how do I identify it?

The Awei Y788 is the black fabric-wrapped speaker with the RGB ring on top, the vertical light strip down the body, and the carry loop — branded Awei. Care: wipe with a soft dry cloth, keep the port cover closed outdoors, store dry, avoid drops, and recharge every few weeks if stored unused. Note: a similarly named listing (“Awei Y788 LED Flashing Soundbar”) exists as a separate store entry for the same physical speaker — compare model, specs, and warranty before choosing between them.

Can I take phone calls on the Awei Y788?

Yes. The awei y788 has a built-in microphone for hands-free calls over Bluetooth — when a call comes in, press the play/pause button to answer and talk through the speaker. It is handy for a group call on the rooftop or a quick conversation while your phone charges across the room, within the speaker’s 10-metre Bluetooth range.

What does “20W peak” mean — is there an RMS rating?

It means the twin drivers are rated at 10W × 2 maximum output — a peak figure, quoted honestly as one. Awei publishes no RMS figure for this model, so this page does not state one or convert between the two. Judge the speaker by its listening sweet spot instead: clear, room-filling sound at 60–80% volume, which is where its 7.5–8-hour battery figures are measured. That transparency is deliberate — you should never have to guess what a headline wattage number means, whether you are judging this speaker on its own or comparing it against another listing.

Can I play music from a memory card or USB drive without my phone?

Yes. Alongside Bluetooth, the awei y788 plays from a microSD card, a USB flash drive, and a wired 3.5mm AUX connection — four ways to play in total. Load a card or stick with your library and the speaker becomes a standalone music box: no phone, no pairing, no battery drain on your handset, which makes it a practical setup for elders, children, and phone-free evenings. It is also the reliable route when a phone’s Bluetooth is busy, broken, or simply not yours to borrow for the night.