KitSound is a British audio brand designing high-quality, affordable speakers, headphones, and accessories crafted by musicians for pure, rich sound.
KitSound is a UK-based consumer electronics brand dedicated to bringing people closer to their music. Established with a philosophy that good sound should be accessible to everyone, KitSound engineers a wide variety of audio products including portable Bluetooth speakers, wireless headphones, earphones, and audio adaptors. The brand prides itself on its "ear-witness" manufacturing process, where products are fine-tuned by musicians to ensure high-fidelity audio that stays true to the artist's intent.
Originally a trademark of Kondor Ltd, KitSound has gained popularity for its durable and stylish designs, such as the rugged Hive series of waterproof speakers and the versatile BoomBar and Diggit collections. Whether for outdoor adventures or home listening, KitSound products combine robust build quality with advanced features like voice assistant integration and multi-room connectivity.
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Typically, turn on your speaker and hold the Multi-Function Button (MFB) or power button until the LED indicator flashes quickly (often blue and red). Then, search for the device name in your phone's Bluetooth settings and select it to pair.
If your device is unresponsive or won't switch off, try connecting it to a power source using the USB charging cable. This often resets the internal software.
It depends on the model. The KitSound Hive2o is rated IP67 (submersible up to 1m for 30 mins) and the Hive X is rated IP66 (splash and dust resistant). Always ensure port covers are closed tightly before exposure to water.
For compatible models like the Hive2o, turn on two speakers in pairing mode. Double press the MFB on one speaker to pair them together. Once they sync, connect your device via Bluetooth to the master speaker.
KitSound recommends keeping your source device volume around 95% rather than 100%. Integrated amplifiers in phones can send distorted signals at maximum volume, compromising sound quality.