Bluetooth Connectivity: Allows you to connect your devices wirelessly, such as smartphones, tablets, or computers, to stream audio content.

5W Output: Indicates the speaker's power output, which is 5 watts in this case. The higher the wattage, generally the louder the sound.

Compact Design: Soundbars are often designed to be sleek and compact, making them suitable for placement in various locations like under a TV or on a shelf.

Sonic Technology: The inclusion of "Sonic" in the name might suggest some specific audio technology or enhancement provided by AXL.

Easy Setup: Bluetooth soundbars are typically easy to set up, requiring minimal cables and allowing for quick pairing with compatible devices.

Wireless Operation: Besides Bluetooth connectivity, some soundbars may also have other wireless capabilities, such as compatibility with Wi-Fi or NFC.

Built-in Controls: Look for built-in controls on the soundbar itself for adjusting volume, playback, and possibly other settings.

Rechargeable Battery: If the soundbar is portable, it might have a rechargeable battery, allowing you to use it without being connected to a power source.