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# Devices

Your device is your gear. You need one to play.

Every device has three stats:

| Stat    | What it does                                                                                          |
| ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Boost   | Multiplies your score at the end of each song, and your crowns. A device with 1.5x boost scores 1.5x. |
| Battery | How many songs you can play before it needs to recharge. It recharges over time.                      |
| Life    | How many songs it can ever play. Life never comes back.                                               |

Each song uses one charge and one play of life, however long the song is. At zero life a device stops playing. It stays in your account, but you can't sell it on the market.

## Rarity

Devices come in five rarities: common, uncommon, rare, epic and legendary. A rarer device is better at everything:

* More boost, from about 1x on a common up to 3x on the best legendaries.
* A bigger battery, so you play more songs a day.
* A longer life.
* Bigger rewards. A great run on a rarer device earns more gems and better drop chances before rewards start to slow down. See [What a run gives](/beatking-docs/rewards/rewards.md).

## The launch devices

Five devices come out at launch. Each comes in one or two rarities, and its finish shows which.

| Device  | Rarities         |
| ------- | ---------------- |
| TAPEMAN | common, uncommon |
| SPEAKER | common, uncommon |
| BOOMBOX | uncommon, rare   |
| HIFI    | rare, epic       |
| DJ DECK | epic, legendary  |

A mint shows both at once: RARE BOOMBOX.

## Where devices come from

You [mint](/beatking-docs/rewards/minting.md) devices at the MAKE-A-RIG Machine with gems and SOL, or buy them from other players on the [market](/beatking-docs/rewards/trading.md).

## Using your devices

Any device plays any song on any difficulty. Each device has its own battery, so more devices mean more songs a day. Your devices carry over into the next season.

## Coming soon

* Exact battery and life numbers


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