Manufacturer of consumer audio electronics, specializing in portable Bluetooth speakers, retro-style audio systems, and karaoke devices.
OneDer is a consumer electronics brand known for its distinctive line of portable audio products, blending modern wireless technology with vintage and retro aesthetics. The brand's portfolio includes a variety of Bluetooth speakers, ranging from compact travel units to larger karaoke systems with high-fidelity sound.
Many OneDer products, such as the D-series (D1, D3, D7) and V-series, feature classic design elements like leather textures, wooden finishes, and tactile control knobs, alongside contemporary features like Bluetooth 5.0+, TWS (True Wireless Stereo) pairing, and USB/TF card playback. OneDer aims to provide stylish, versatile audio solutions suitable for home entertainment, outdoor gatherings, and personal listening.
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Turn on the speaker to automatically enter Bluetooth mode (indicated by a prompt or flashing light). On your mobile device, open Bluetooth settings, search for the device name (often 'OneDer', 'BT SPEAKER', or the specific model number like 'D1'), and select it to connect.
For supported models like the OneDer D1, turn on both speakers. Double-click the TWS/Pairing button on one of the speakers. You should hear a prompt tone indicating they are connected. Then, pair your mobile device to the main unit via Bluetooth.
Connect the provided charging cable (usually USB or micro-USB) to the charging port on the speaker and plug the other end into a standard 5V USB power source. A red indicator light typically turns on during charging and turns off when fully charged.
If the speaker fails to connect, try turning off Bluetooth on your phone and restarting the speaker. Ensure the speaker is not already connected to another device. If the issue persists, generic troubleshooting suggests deleting the pairing record on your phone and trying again.