ZAQE specializes in portable consumer electronics, focusing on high-fidelity digital voice recorders, Android-based MP3/MP4 music players, and mini body-worn cameras.
ZAQE is a consumer electronics brand known for producing a variety of portable audio and video recording devices designed for personal and professional use. The company's product portfolio primarily includes digital voice recorders, high-resolution MP3 and MP4 players, and compact body cameras.
Their digital voice recorders, such as the V66 and A55 series, are tailored for students and professionals, offering features like long battery life, noise reduction, and various recording formats (WAV/OPUS). ZAQE also manufactures advanced media players like the M505 and P30, which often run on Android operating systems, supporting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and popular streaming apps like Spotify and Audible. Additionally, their line of body-worn cameras provides 1080p video capture and night vision capabilities for security and documentation purposes.
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use the supplied USB cable to connect the device to your computer. It should appear as a 'Removable disk' or external drive. You can then copy and paste files to your computer. To prevent data loss, always eject the drive safely before unplugging.
Most ZAQE devices utilize a USB-C or micro-USB connection. Connect the device to a 5V/1A wall adapter or a computer USB port. Avoid using fast chargers with high voltage output as they may damage the battery.
Yes, models like the M4 and M505 feature Bluetooth connectivity. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings on the player, turn it on, and search for your headphones or speaker to pair them.
For voice recorders and MP3 players, there is often a specialized reset hole. Poke the reset hole gently with a thin needle or paperclip. Alternatively, hold the power button for 10–15 seconds to force a reboot.
On models without a screen (like the V11), connect the device to a computer and modify the 'Time.txt' or similar file found in the root directory to the current time, then save and disconnect. For models with screens, navigate to the Settings menu to adjust the Date and Time manually.