Boat Stone 900 launched in India with a limited-time Prime Day sale price of Rs. 4,999, placing it in the crowded mid-range speaker segment with 80W sound output, dual drivers and up to 15 hours of playback. The speaker is available through Amazon, Flipkart and boAt’s own store, and the launch focuses on a mix of audio output, lighting and portability features that buyers usually compare closely in this price range.

Boat Stone 900 price in India, colours and sale channels

The boAt Stone 900 is listed at a regular price of Rs. 5,999, with the current sale bringing it down by Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 4,999. That makes the speaker more accessible for buyers looking at portable Bluetooth speakers under Rs. 6,000, especially during the Prime Day sale window.

It is being sold on Amazon, Flipkart and boAt’s official store. The availability across multiple channels matters because it gives buyers a few ways to compare pricing and stock without relying on a single seller. The speaker is offered in two colour options:

• Graphite Black
• Jungle Terrain

Those are the only colour variants mentioned in the launch details. For a product in this category, the pricing and sale timing may end up doing as much work as the feature list, since the market already has several speakers competing in a similar range.

RGB lighting, IPX5 protection and Bluetooth 5.3 on Boat Stone 900

On the feature side, the Stone 900 combines its 80W output with dual drivers, RGB lighting on both sides and IPX5 splash resistance. It also uses Bluetooth 5.3, which is now common in newer wireless speakers, along with AUX and USB playback support for users who want more than just Bluetooth connectivity.

The inclusion of AUX and USB playback may be useful in situations where wireless use is not enough, though the outline does not go into further detail on file formats or source devices. The built-in mic and voice assistant support add a basic hands-free layer, which can be handy for casual indoor use or quick outdoor sessions.

BoAt also lists up to 15 hours of playback for the Stone 900. As with many portable speakers, actual battery life will depend on how the speaker is used, but the stated figure gives a rough idea of what the device is aiming for. Combined with IPX5 protection, the speaker appears positioned for users who want a party-style Bluetooth speaker that can handle light splashes and regular movement between rooms or outdoor spots.

The 80W output and dual-driver setup are the main audio claims here, and they push the Stone 900 toward buyers who want louder sound rather than a compact, travel-first model. In the sub-Rs. 6,000 segment, that usually puts more weight on volume, convenience features and sale pricing than on premium extras. The RGB lighting on both sides also keeps the product aligned with the party speaker style that is common in this category.

For shoppers comparing options in this bracket, the key details are fairly straightforward: launch price, sale price, colour choices, Bluetooth 5.3, splash resistance, and the advertised 15-hour battery life. The Stone 900 is now live, and the limited-time discount is the main thing making it stand out right now.