Altec Lansing Rockbox XL Bluetooth Speaker

A: Hi David M, thanks for reaching out about Altec Lansing Rockbox XL Bluetooth Speaker. If a listing simply states "Altec Lansing Rockbox XL Bluetooth Speaker" without "2.0" in the name, it is most likely the original model. Here's why: Product Naming Convention: When a "2.0" version of a product is released, the manufacturer (and retailers) typically add the "2.0" to the product name to differentiate it from the previous version. If it's not specified as "2.0," it's usually the first iteration. Presence of "2.0" Model: The "Altec Lansing Rockbox XL 2.0" clearly exists and is advertised as such (e.g., PCMag review, Altec Lansing's own website). Distinguishing Features (if you can compare): The original Rockbox XL generally has a model number like IMW999. The Rockbox XL 2.0 often highlights features like "House Party Pairing" (connecting multiple speakers), updated LED light modes, and a generally refreshed design. The 2.0 also tends to be slightly larger and heavier than the original. Without seeing the exact product listing you're referring to, the most reliable assumption is that "Altec Lansing Rockbox XL Bluetooth Speaker" refers to the original model. If it were the 2.0, it would almost certainly be explicitly stated. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.