Majority launches Pulse P1: 80W party speaker with AI lighting for under £100

Majority Pulse P1 at a festival

Majority has launched the Pulse P1, a portable Bluetooth speaker designed for music lovers and party enthusiasts, combining 80W output power with AI-controlled lighting and karaoke functionality for £99.99. Available now at Currys, the speaker features a 6.5-inch bass driver and promises up to 10 hours of battery life, making it suitable for outdoor gatherings and festival pre-parties.

The Pulse P1 delivers room-filling sound through its 80W amplifier paired with a 6.5-inch low-frequency driver and complementary tweeter setup. The speaker includes Bass Boost mode for enhanced low-end response while maintaining vocal clarity, and supports high-resolution audio formats including MP3, WAV, and FLAC via USB or SD card playback up to 64GB.

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The speaker comes equipped with Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity for stable streaming up to 10 meters, and includes True Wireless Stereo (TWS) pairing capability, allowing two Pulse P1 units to work together for larger venues. The compact 3.2kg chassis measures 24 × 23 × 32.5 cm, making it portable enough for garden parties or indoor use.

AI-controlled LED lights form a halo around the 6.5-inch bass driver, responding intelligently to music tempo and intensity. The lighting system adapts from subtle ambience to full party mode, synchronized with the audio output. Controls are positioned on the top panel for easy access to playback, lighting modes, and device pairing.

A wired microphone is included in the box, transforming the Pulse P1 into a karaoke system with real-time vocal projection. The rear panel houses multiple connectivity options including USB, SD card, AUX input, and Type-C charging ports. The 10-hour battery life supports extended outdoor sessions without requiring a power source.

The Majority Pulse P1 is available now for £99.99 from Currys, with the package including the speaker, wired microphone, USB-C cable, and plug.

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