 This isn't the first product from Eaton that I've ever unboxed, but this one is actually even cooler than the other one. So the original one I unboxed was the original Ruckus. This, my friends, is the rugged Ruckus all-terrain powered wireless sound system. It slices, it dices, it... Okay, well it doesn't do either of those things, but what it does do is it makes noise in such a way that it is bound to be pleasing to your ears, and it is ruggedized and splash proof, so it can actually be dropped from a height of one meter. Okay, see? That's how confident I am. It is splash proof to the IPX4 standard, which basically means that five minutes of splashing with 10 liters per minute of splashing will not damage it from any direction. With that said, do not submerge it. Splash proof is not the same thing as waterproof, and it's just not really intended to be used that way. Like the regular Ruckus, boom, solar powered. So you can actually run it for an unlimited amount of time, as long as the sun does not disappear into the cosmos away from us. And because it has an integrated battery, it'll actually run for eight hours without any sunlight. So if you were to take it inside where there's no sunlight, or if the sun were to go down on your particular party, you could keep partying for eight more hours. And if that's not enough for you, then, well, it does have an AC input as well. So check that out at the back. You can, or, I see, okay, yeah. So at the back, you can power it via an adapter. You can also, yes, USB out, charge your smartphone or other device, which is very, very cool. So that means that you can actually not even worry about your phone running out of battery while you have the solar panel going, because that'll power the speakers and charge your phone. And finally, yes, it also has an auxiliary jack. So it can be used not only via Bluetooth, but also just by plugging in directly. 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So moving right along, let's pair this baby up and see how she sounds. One thing I forgot to mention before is the handy carabiner loops right here. So I guess the idea for a device like this where it's rugged and splash proof and all that stuff is you like clip it to the back of your backpack and you like ride around through the bush on your, you know, mountain bike with it or whatever else. And for something like that, it's very, very practical compared to the other ruckus. Right, that's what it's called. Now the thing that isn't as good as the other ruckus, which makes sense, is the audio quality. So it's able to get about... about yay loud. So I'd say it's about as loud as if someone was kind of like yelling at you pretty loud, kind of like that. But it's not, it's not as loud and it's not as distortion free as the other one. It does go louder than this, but you will experience some distortion. So with that said, is it good for what its intended uses? Absolutely. Does the solar power work? Absolutely. In fact, if anything, it charges a little bit more reliably than the bigger one for me. I guess this would be to do with just, you know, advancements in their implementation. I think that pretty much covers it. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the rugged ruckus from Eaton. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. And leave a thumbs up if you like the video, leave a thumbs down if you didn't like the video and leave a comment if you enjoyed the Thrawn books as much as I did. Also audible.com, they sponsored the show. Leave a comment if you like them too.