Danish lifestyle brand creating stylish Bluetooth speakers, headphones, and audio accessories with a focus on Scandinavian design and sustainability.
Kreafunk is a Danish lifestyle brand established in 2011, rooted deeply in Scandinavian design traditions. The company specializes in creating Bluetooth audio products, including portable speakers, headphones, and alarm clocks, that bridge the gap between creativity and functionality.
Known for their "Care" collection, Kreafunk emphasizes sustainability by incorporating recycled plastics and bio-materials like wheat fibers into their manufacturing. Their aesthetic focuses on making technology easy and approachable, designing products that fit seamlessly into modern interiors while delivering high-quality sound for the everyday music lover.
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Turn on your speaker, and it should automatically enter pairing mode (often indicated by a flashing light). Go to the Bluetooth settings on your phone or device, find the speaker name (e.g., aGO II, aTUNE), and select it to pair.
Reset procedures vary by model. For many speakers, you must remove the device from your Bluetooth list, then use a paperclip to press the reset button located in the input jack or bottom pinhole, or hold specific button combinations as described in your user manual.
TWS stands for True Wireless Stereo. This feature allows you to pair two identical KREAFUNK speakers together to play music in stereo. Usually, you turn both on and hold the pairing button on one unit until they sync, before connecting to your phone.
Many KREAFUNK outdoor speakers are water-resistant (e.g., IPX4 or IPX5 ratings), meaning they can withstand splashes or light rain. However, they should generally not be submerged. Always check the specific IP rating in your product manual.
The Care range consists of more environmentally friendly versions of their products. These items are made using reduced plastic, often replacing 35% of the plastic with wheat straw fibers or using 98-100% recycled fabrics and plastics.