The BUGANi Shock is not part of the current bugani-global.com catalogue. The store lists 18 active products and the support site publishes 19 instruction pages, none carrying the Shock name; that name comes from third-party retail listings. Below: what those listings claim, how to match the model code on your speaker to the right manual, and which current model comes closest to a 60 W outdoor speaker.
Is there a BUGANi Shock speaker today?
Not on this store. On 27 September 2026 we checked the two places a model can appear - the product catalogue and the manual library - and a Shock appears in neither.
- Products: 18 active listings across the speakers, earbuds and headphones collections, plus one archived listing (an older Free B10). No Shock.
- Manuals: 19 published instruction pages, filed by internal model code. No Shock code.
- Policies: the warranty, return and shipping pages name no Shock model.
That does not mean the name is fake. BUGANi has sold speakers under model names that never appeared on this website, and marketplace sellers list those models under their own titles and specification sheets. It does mean this store cannot verify a Shock datasheet, because it publishes none.
What the Shock listings describe
Retail listings carrying the Shock name describe a 60 W outdoor speaker with a layered driver layout - two mid-bass drivers, two tweeters and two subwoofer diaphragms - expandable to 120 W when two units are paired. The other figures are seller copy: IPX6 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.3, up to 32 hours of playtime, a 100 ft range, a power bank output, a 3.5 mm AUX jack and a TF card slot at roughly 5.1 lb. This store publishes no Shock datasheet, so nothing here can confirm them - get any number you depend on from the seller in writing.
Which model code opens which BUGANi manual?
BUGANi files its manuals by internal code, not by the name on the box: the code printed on the speaker, the box label or the quick-start card is what matches a page here. These nine speaker codes each open a current product guide (verified 27 September 2026):
| Model code | Instruction page | Product guide it opens |
|---|---|---|
| M83 | /pages/m83-instructions | BUGANi Boost Max (240 W) |
| M118 | /pages/m118-instructions | BUGANi Boost Max |
| M191 | /pages/m191-instructions | BUGANi Boost Max |
| M192 | /pages/m192-instructions | BUGANi Brief Pro (160 W peak) |
| M193 | /pages/m193-instructions | BUGANi Brief Plus (100 W) |
| M194 | /pages/m194-instructions | BUGANi Brief (28 W peak) |
| M196 | /pages/m196-instructions | BUGANi Reform (120 W peak) |
| A01 | /pages/a01-instructions | BUGANi Brief TT (60 W, IP67) |
| A02 | /pages/a02-instructions | BUGANi Brief Go |
Three codes are different: M83, M118 and M191 all open the same Boost Max guide, the clearest sign that a code identifies a production run or a sales channel rather than one unique product. The full list, including the B-series earbud and BH-series headphone codes, is in our model code decoder, and every PDF is linked from the user manual download centre.
Codes with no published manual
People also search for M90, M99 and M115 manuals. As of 27 September 2026 those three codes have no instruction page here, and neither does anything carrying the Shock name. We will not describe a manual that does not exist. Two things do work: pairing and reset behaviour is shared across BUGANi speakers, so the steps further down apply, and support can tell you what a code refers to if you send a photo of the label.
How to identify which BUGANi speaker you own
- Find the code. It sits on the base of the unit, on a sticker inside the battery or handle compartment, or on the box label: one letter plus two or three digits, such as M83 or A02.
- Match it above. If it is one of the nine rows in the table, you have the product name and the manual in one step.
- Cross-check the power rating. Names change between channels; wattage usually does not. 240 W is a Boost Max, 160 W peak a Brief Pro, 120 W peak a Reform, 100 W a Brief Plus, 60 W a Brief TT.
The closest current model to a 60 W outdoor speaker
If what you wanted from a Shock was a compact outdoor speaker with real volume, the 60 W Brief TT is the exact wattage match and the only current model rated IP67 for dust as well as water. The rest of the lineup, with in-stock prices checked on 27 September 2026:
| Model | Output and drivers | Water and dust | Published playtime | Bluetooth | In-stock price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brief TT | 60 W, dual drivers, RGB lighting | IP67 | Not published | Not published | $69.99 (list $99.99) |
| Rove Go 5 | 50 mm full-range driver | IP67 | Up to 24 h | Not published | $39.99 (list $69.99) |
| Brief Go | 45 mm full-range driver, Auracast | IPX7 | Up to 28 h | 6.0 | $59.99 (list $89.99) |
| Brief | 28 W peak, dual 45 mm drivers | IPX7 | Up to 10 h at 50 % volume | 5.4 | $59.99 (list $69.99) |
| Boost Max | 240 W, built-in power bank, TWS, metal handle | IPX5 | Up to 16 h at 50 % volume | 5.3 | Sold out |
| Brief Pro | 160 W peak, dual 4-inch subwoofers, dual 41 mm tweeters, Hi-Res Audio | IPX5 | Up to 12 h | 5.3 | Sold out |
| Reform | 120 W peak, dual 3-inch subwoofers, AUX / USB / TF inputs | IPX5 | Up to 11 h | 6.0 | Sold out |
| Brief Plus | 100 W, 4-inch subwoofer, dual 2-inch tweeters, passive radiator | IPX5 | Up to 12 h | 6.0 | Sold out |
The four sold-out models are listed without prices rather than with figures you cannot buy at today. Matching by trait: the Reform carries all three wired inputs, the Boost Max has the built-in power bank, and the Brief Go publishes 28 hours if battery life matters more than output.
Pairing and resetting any BUGANi speaker
The Shock name does not change how pairing works: every current model follows the same four steps, and so do the codes with no published manual.
- Power the speaker on. With no previously paired device in range it enters pairing mode on its own; if not, hold the Bluetooth or power button until the indicator flashes quickly.
- Open Bluetooth settings on your phone, tablet or computer and tap the model name - BUGANi Brief Go, for example.
- Wait for the confirmation tone. The speaker reconnects to that device automatically from then on.
- If a PIN is requested, the standard fallback is 0000. To move the speaker to a new phone, disconnect the old one first.
A full reset clears remembered devices, not the firmware. The model-by-model version is in our pairing guide.
Warranty and returns when your model is not in the current catalogue
One clause in the warranty policy decides most of these cases: products purchased from unauthorized sellers are not covered. Everything else gets a 12-month limited warranty from the original purchase date, covering manufacturing defects and functional failures such as battery or Bluetooth faults. Excluded: normal wear and tear, damage from misuse or unauthorized repair, water damage on models not advertised as water-resistant, and lost or stolen units.
Claims need proof of purchase and the serial number if the product has one, and run through paypal.liu@bugani-global.com, the address printed in the policy, or the contact page. The return policy gives a 30-day window, requires an RMA number before shipping, processes refunds in 7 to 14 business days and covers return shipping when the item is defective. For a marketplace purchase, confirm the seller is authorized before that window closes.
Buying a BUGANi without getting a lookalike
Names that circulate outside this store are where lookalike listings cluster, because buyers cannot compare them against a product page. The checks are unglamorous: the wattage and the model code should agree with each other, and the price should match the specification claimed. Our seven-point counterfeit check covers the packaging, serial and price tests.
Frequently asked questions
Is the BUGANi Shock discontinued?
This store cannot confirm either way, because it publishes no Shock product page, manual or specification sheet. It is not one of the 18 products sold on bugani-global.com today, so any listing you find is a third party's.
Which BUGANi speaker is 60 W?
The Brief TT: 60 W, IP67, in stock at $69.99 against a $99.99 list price when this page was checked.
Does BUGANi publish a manual for the M90, M99 or M115?
No instruction page exists for those codes today. The pairing and reset steps above cover the behaviour those models share; for anything code-specific, send support a photo of the label with your proof of purchase.
Where can I buy a BUGANi speaker?
Directly from the speakers collection here, with live stock, or from a retailer the warranty policy recognises as authorized.
The short version
There is no BUGANi Shock on bugani-global.com: 18 products, nine speaker codes, 19 manuals, no Shock among them, and no datasheet to verify the numbers you see elsewhere. If you own one, match the code on your unit to the table above and use the shared pairing steps for anything without a page; if you were shopping for that kind of speaker, the 60 W Brief TT is the current match.
This article was researched and written with AI assistance, reviewed by the Bugani SEO Team. Catalogue counts, product names, the model-code mapping, water ratings, Bluetooth versions, playtimes and prices were read from the live bugani-global.com catalogue and instruction pages on 27 September 2026, with prices from in-stock variants only. Warranty, return and refund terms are quoted from the store's own policy pages. Shock figures are attributed to third-party retail listings, not to BUGANi.
