Ikarao Break X2 Smart Kararoke Speaker

Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of this product. Be sure that you have read this manual and understood its contents before using the product. Keep the manual where it will be read by all who use the product.

For the Latest Information

The latest versions of the manuals are available from: https://ikarao.commaxxgroup.com

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Supplied Accessories

The following are included with the speaker:

Before You Begin

Parts of the Speaker

• 1 Bass Boost Button
• 2 Speaker Strap Ring
• 3 Light Effect Roller
• 4 Speaker Handle Slot
• 5 Power Button
• 6 Foldable Touch Screen
• 7 Bluetooth Button
• 8 Volume Roller
• 9 Playback Mode Switch Button
• q Ambient Light

• w Left/Right Microphone Charging Compartment
• e Left/Right Microphone Charging Compartment and indicator Light
• r Custom Microphone Sound Effect Button
• t Microphone Sound Effect Switch Button
• y Music Ducking Button

• u 6.5mm Microphone/Instrument Port
• i Aux Out
• o Aux In
• p Microphone/Instrument Input Gain Knob
• a TF Card
• s USB
• d HDMI
• f Microphone/Instrument Switch Button
• g Power Charging Port Cover
• h USB-C Charging Port
• j Expansion Port Cover

Light Effect Roller 3
You can adjust between four lighting effects by toggling the light effect wheel left and right.
(For lighting effects, please refer to Lighting)

Volume Roller 8
You can adjust the speaker volume by toggling the left and right volume roller.
Microphone volume is controlled separately and not by this volume roller.
(For microphone volume control, please refer to Microphone Volume Control)

Bass Boost Button 1
Pressing this button enhances the bass response, providing a deeper and richer sound experience.

Power Button 5
Press and hold the power button to turn the device on or off.
When the device is on, pressing the power button once toggles the screen on/off.
(For shutting down, rebooting, or screen operations via the screen, please refer to Power Icon)

Bluetooth Button 7
Single-click to enter pairing mode or to disconnect from currently connected Bluetooth devices.
(For playing music via Bluetooth, please refer to Bluetooth Instructions)

Playback Mode Switch Button 9
Press to toggle between three playback sources: Local Play, Bluetooth, and AUX.
(For playing music via AUX IN, please refer to Aux In. For playing music via USB, please refer to USB.)

Lighting 3
Break X2 features 4 lighting effects. You can also adjust these effects using the light effect roller or the Light option on the screen.

Light	Red, blue, and green gradient from bottom to top, changing color every 3 seconds.
Romantic	Red, blue, and green lights appear simultaneously, flowing slowly.
Dynamic	Single-color lights rotate with the rhythm of the music.

Bright	Red, blue, and green lights open and close with the music rhythm, with the current color fading and changing to the next every 3 seconds.
Close	Turn off lights.
Lights turn yellow when adjusting the volume, changing with the volume level.

Speaker Strap Ring 2
Used to secure the included shoulder strap.
(For instructions on attaching the shoulder strap, please refer to Use Carrying Strap.)

Speaker Handle Slot 4
Used for lifting and carrying the speaker with both hands.

NOTE:
For your safety and product integrity, avoid carrying the speaker with one hand.

Foldable Touch Screen 6
Supports a 120° fold, multi-point hover, and 180° rotation touch screen.

Left/Right Microphone Charging Compartment w
Stores and charges the microphones.

Left/Right Microphone Charging Compartment Indicator Light e
Indicates the charging status of the microphone. A red light means the microphone is currently charging; when the red light is off, the microphone is not charging.
(For details, see Microphone Charging)

Microphone Sound Effect Switch Button t
Press to switch microphone sound effects.

Icon	Microphone sound effects	Described
	Original Mode	Original sound without any effects.
	Karaoke Mode	Increased delay and mid-frequency boost for a magnetic vocal tone, simulating the 90s Karaoke era.
	Super Reverb Mode	High reverb for a spacious sound, ideal for ethereal songs.
	Popular Mode	Balanced reverb and clear EQ for most pop music.
	Profession Mode	Minimal effects for skilled singers to achieve a performance-level sound.
*On screen only	Cartoon Mode	Playful and cute tone, like a cartoon fairy.
	Monster Mode	Deep and frightening tone, like a movie monster.

Custom Microphone Sound Effect Button r

Single-click MIC SETTING to activate the custom microphone effect. Adjust the microphone’s Reverb, Treble, and Bass effects by rotating the respective knobs.

Music Ducking Button y

Single-click Music Ducking to activate the mode where the speaker volume lowers when vocals are detected, giving priority to speech. This is useful for making announcements at parties or events without stopping the music.

Aux Out i
Outputs all sounds, including from the speaker and microphone, via a 3.5mm audio cable. The speaker will be silent during this time. Use Aux Out to connect the Ikarao speaker to a higher-power sound system or for headphone monitoring.

Aux In o
Allows external devices such as PCs, laptops, iPods, CD players, and digital audio players to be used as the Ikarao Speaker’s audio source via a 3.5mm audio cable. When a device is detected in the Aux In port, the playback mode automatically switches to LOCAL PLAY.

TF Card a
Use a TF card as external storage for the Ikarao Speaker.

USB s
Supports external storage using USB drives or external hard drives, and provides 5V, 1A power supply.

6.5mm Microphone/Instrument u
Supports connecting wired microphones or instruments like guitars and electric pianos via a 6.5mm audio cable.

Microphone/Instrument Switch Button f
Toggle left or right to select the input device type.

Microphone/Instrument Input Gain Knob p
Use the knob for precise adjustment of input gain.

HDMI Port d

Use HDMI cable to connect to monitors, TVs, or projectors, supporting up to 1080P resolution. Compatible with HDMI protocols HDMI 1.4 and HDMI 2.0.

Expansion Port Cover j
Protects the expansion ports and features product labeling stickers.

NOTE:
Do not remove the product label sticker, which contains important information including serial number and FCC ID.

USB-C Charging Port h
AC power port for charging.

Power Charging Port Cover g
Protects the power charging port effectively.

Parts of the Microphones

1.  Microphone
2. Microphone Power Button
3. Microphone Play/Pause Button
4. Microphone Indicator Light
5. Microphone Volume Control
6. Microphone Wireless Charging Ring

Microphone 1
Dynamic microphone cartridge for picking up sound signals.

Microphone Power Button 2
Press and hold for 2 seconds to power on/off; Double-press to quickly switch sound effects.

Microphone Play/Pause Button 3
Press once to play/pause audio and video (Bluetooth and Local Media Player). Press and hold for 2 seconds to skip to the next song.

Microphone Indicator Light 4
Indicates various microphone statuses.

Microphone Volume Control 5
Adjust the microphone volume.

Microphone Wireless Charging Ring 6
Used for wireless charging of the microphone.

NOTE:
Avoid spilling liquids on the wireless charging ring.

Parts of the Homepage

• 1 Aux Mode
• 2 Bluetooth
• 3 WiFi
• 4 Lighting Mode
• 5 Volume
• 6 Music Effect
• 7 Microphone Effect
• 8 Settings
• 9 Ikarao Service
• q Power
• w WiFi
• e Battery
• r Time

Aux Mode 1
Click to enter Aux Mode. You can also access it via the Playback Mode button. Connecting a device to Aux In will automatically switch to the Aux Mode page.

Bluetooth 2
Click to enter Bluetooth Mode. You can also access it via the Playback Mode button.

WiFi 3
Click to enter WiFi settings. You can also access it through the Settings menu.

Light 4
Click to enter light adjustment.
(For light instructions, see Lighting)

Volume 5
Use the +/- buttons to adjust the speaker volume. Tap the center button to mute. You can also adjust the volume with the volume wheel.
(For volume roller adjustments, see Volume Roller)

Music Mode 6
Click to enter Music Mode to control the speaker’s sound effects.

Sound Effect Mode	Description.
HiFi	Restores the purity of sound, focusing on original details and dynamics.
Light	Enhances midrange clarity, suitable for vocal-centric music.
Outdoor	Emphasizes bass and treble, effectively increasing loudness for outdoor use.
Bass	Boosts low frequencies to energize music, ideal for rhythmic tracks.

Microphone Effect 7
Click to enter microphone sound effect adjustment.

Settings 8
Click to enter settings.
(For detailed settings, refer to Basic Settings)

Ikarao Service 9
Ikarao after-sales service page. You can scan the QR code or fill out a form to get technical support.

Power Icon q
Click the Power icon on the screen to shut down, restart, or turn off the screen.

WiFi Icon w
Indicates Wi-Fi is connected.

Battery Icon e
Indicates battery status.

Time Icon r
Displays the time. For first-time use, the time is automatically set when connected to the internet; otherwise, configure the time manually.
(For manual time configuration, refer to Time)

First Steps

Use Carrying Strap

1.  Take out Carrying Strap
2. Buckle up Carrying Strap

NOTE:
Please fasten the strap to ensure your speaker can be carried safely.

Using the Speaker Stand

1. Extend the speaker stand and find the 35mm mount hole on the bottom of the Break X2.
2. Place the speaker securely on the stand. For safety, it is recommended to have two people.

NOTE:
The Speaker Tripod Stand requires a separate purchase.

Speaker Charging

1. Charging with the included USB-C to USB-C charging cable.
2. Checking the battery status

NOTE:
Recommend to use the 65W adapter to quick charge.

Microphone Charging

Tap the microphone into the storage to begin charging.

NOTE:
Microphone has a 30-hour usage duration with a 5-hour full charge time.

Power On/Off

Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn the device on or off. When the device is on, single-click the power button to turn the screen off or on.

Basic Settings

About

Brand Name
Displays the product name – Ikarao

Model Name
Displays the model of the device

Serial Number
The unique identifier for Ikarao products

App Version
The current system version

Device Version
The current device version

Version Update
Click “Detect New Version” to update the version. To ensure a successful upgrade, please connect to a power source or ensure the battery is above 50% before upgrading.

Restore Factory Settings
Click “Restore Factory Settings” to revert to factory settings.

NOTE:

1. This action will erase all user data.
2. After restoring factory settings, the speaker will automatically restart. The restart process takes about 2-3 minutes. Please keep the speaker connected to a power source, do not perform any operations, and wait patiently for the speaker to complete the startup process.

Display

Brightness
Drag the slider left or right to adjust the screen brightness.

Key Brightness
Drag the slider left or right to adjust the backlight brightness of the keys.

Sleep Time
Select the number of minutes of inactivity after which the device will automatically shut down.

Sound

Tone Volume
To control the volume of the prompt tone

Wireless Mic Volume
Indicates the connection status and volume of the wireless microphone

Mic Mode
Microphone mode switch

WiFi
WiFi Switch
Click the button to turn the WiFi on or off.

Refresh
If your WiFi name is not found, click Refresh to update the available network list.

Enter Wi-Fi Password

1. Wi-Fi Password Display, Displays the entered Wi-Fi password.
2. Connects to the selected Wi-Fi network.

Wi-Fi Basic Information
Displays basic information about the current Wi-Fi connection.

1. Connection Speed
   Shows the maximum bandwidth of the connected Wi-Fi.
2. Signal Frequency
   Indicates the frequency band of the current Wi-Fi.
3. Security
   Indicates the encryption protocol of the current Wi-Fi.
4. IP Address
   Displays the IP address of the current Wi-Fi.

Storage
Storage
Displays the current used storage and total storage.

Storage Control

Cleanup Acceleration
Cache **MB indicates the storage space occupied by the current cache.
One-Click Cleaning clears the cache with one click.

USB Drive
If you insert an external storage device, the used capacity/available capacity of the external storage device will be displayed here.

TWS

You can wirelessly connect two Break X2 speakers or pair a Break X2 with a Break X2 for stereo sound.

1. Activate TWS on the main speaker by tapping the TWS symbol in Settings, then select Open TWS.
2. Turn on the TWS switch on the second speaker.
3.  Wait for the connection. Once connected, play audio from the main speaker. Do not exit the TWS page on the second speaker.

NOTE:
With TWS enabled, music plays from both speakers for true stereo sound. However, the microphone sound can only come from the connected speaker due to Bluetooth protocol limitations.

Time

Automatic Time Update
Automatically updates the current time.

24-Hour Format
Enables 24-hour time format.

Timezone
Select your region and timezone.

Time
If Automatic Time Update is off, you can manually set the time.

Date
If Automatic Date Update is off, you can manually set the date.

Language

Select System Language
When switching languages, the Break X2 will restart. Please do not perform any other operations on the speaker during the restart.

Start to Use

Local Media Player

Favorites
Click the heart icon to add music to your favorites. View favorites in the Like section.

Repeat Mode
Single repeat – Shuffle – Sequence play

Play From Beginning
Click to play from the start.

Play/Pause
Click to play or pause.

Next Track
Click to skip to the next song.

Volume
Drag to adjust the volume.

Playlist
Displays the current Playlist.

Add to Queue
Click the plus icon to add songs to the Playlist.

Create Playlist
Click Create on the Add to Queue page or in My Music to create a Playlist.

• Name: Enter the Playlist name.
• Description: Describe the Playlist.

Batch Create Playlist

1. Long press on a song or click the list icon in the top right corner to activate batch selection mode.
2. Click the add icon.
3.  Select the Playlist to add the tracks.

Page Turning
Click left or right to turn pages.

Quick Jump to Specified Page
Click the page number, enter the page number, and click OK to jump to the specified page.

View Lyrics
Click the song cover on the bottom status bar to enter the song playback page. If an LRC. lyrics file is in the song folder, lyrics will be displayed.

Different Display on External Screen
When connected to an external display, TV, or projector, the Ikarao Break X2’s screen and the external screen can display different content.

1. Connect the external display.
   (See the specific operation on the relevant HDMI port)
2. Open Local Media Player, go to Video, and tap a Video to play.
3. Click the minimize icon in the top right corner of the video. You can perform other operations without affecting the playback on the externalscreen.

NOTE:
This feature requires app support. Currently, only Local Media Player and KaraFun support this function.

Call Up Control Bar
Swipe left on the blue vertical bar on the right to call up quick controls for Display, Music Mode, Sound, and Lighting Mode.

Bluetooth Instructions

Enter Bluetooth Mode
Click the Bluetooth icon on the screen or press the Playback Mode button to switch to Bluetooth mode. The device will automatically reconnect to previously paired devices within one minute and remain in pairing mode for 10 minutes.

Connect to Bluetooth

1. Ensure the Bluetooth status is “Bluetooth Pairing”.
   (if it shows “Bluetooth Connected,” refer to Disconnect Bluetooth).
2. Turn Bluetooth on your device (iPhone, Android, Laptop, iPad, etc.) and find “Ikarao X2-xxxx” to pair.
3. If the connection times out and the indicator light turns off, short-press the Bluetooth button to re-enter pairing mode.
4. Once paired, the status will change to “Bluetooth Connected.”

Disconnect Bluetooth
Press the Bluetooth button on the speaker to disconnect the current Bluetooth connection, changing the status to “Bluetooth Pairing.” You can also short press the button to enter pairing mode without accessing the Bluetooth Mode.

Bluetooth Playback With Lyrics Display
If supported by the music app, lyrics will be displayed automatically. Note that many major Western music apps (Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal) do not support this feature due to copyright issues.

View Current Bluetooth Connection Device
Enter the Bluetooth mode settings to see the currently connected device and modify the Bluetooth name if needed.

Third-Party APP
Once connected to Wi-Fi, you can use pre-installed third-party apps for Karaoke, listening to music, watching videos, and more.

Access Control Bar
Slide the blue vertical bar on the right side of the screen to the left to access quick controls for Display, Music Mode, Sound, and Lighting Mode.

Return to Home From Third-Party Apps
Find the blue return button at the bottom right of the screen. Single-click to go back to the previous page, long-press to return to the home screen.

NOTE:
You can drag the return button to any location on the screen.

Discover Repair fault

For more after-sales service and information please visit: https://ikarao.commaxxgroup.com

Network Issues

What to do if Wi-Fi Connection Fails

1. Ensure the router password is correct.
   (enable password visibility settings, refer to WiFi)
2. Place the router and the speaker closer together, avoiding walls.
3. Connect the speaker to a personal hotspot on your phone to check for router compatibility and network issues.
4. If certain routers have compatibility issues, modify the SSID (wireless network name) and password in the router’s management settings to a combination of letters and numbers. Also, check the router’s whitelist and blacklist settings. Then, reset the speaker and configure the network again.

What to do if Wi-Fi Connects but can’t Access the Internet
This might be due to network fluctuations or issues with your modem. Follow these steps:

1. Check if other devices on the same Wi-Fi can connect to the internet. If they can, contact your network administrator or access the router’s management settings to see if there are any restrictions.
2.  If other devices also can’t connect to the internet, check if the router’s connections are loose and if the indicator lights are normal (refer to the router manual).
3. Verify that your broadband service is not overdue for payment.

Why does Wi-Fi Disconnect Automatically?
The speaker will attempt to reconnect to Wi-Fi if the network is temporarily lost. If the network recovers quickly, it might be due to router or network provider fluctuations. If the network remains disconnected for a long time, follow these steps:

1. Ensure the router’s power is functioning properly.
2. Check if the router’s WAN port is properly connected.
3. Confirm if other devices can connect to Wi-Fi and the internet normally.
4. Verify if the router password has changed.
5. Ensure the router and the speaker are not too far apart or separated by walls. Place them closer together if necessary.
6.  If none of the above resolves the issue, try restarting the speaker.

Music or Video Playback Stuttering

1. Check Wi-Fi signal strength. Move the speaker closer to the router if the signal is weak.
2.  Ensure the Wi-Fi connection is on the 5G frequency band.
   (refer to WiFi for instructions)
3. Use another device on the same network to access the content. If it still stutters, the issue may be with the source.

Bluetooth Issues

Music Stuttering over Bluetooth

1. Ensure the source device is playing offline music. Online music might stutter due to network speed or buffering issues.
2. Check the distance between the source device and the speaker. The effective Bluetooth range is generally 10m. Too much distance or a wall can cause stuttering.
3.  Ensure there are not too many 2.4GHz devices (e.g., 2.4GHz Wi-Fi routers, phones, smart home devices) nearby, as they can cause interference.
4.  Try turning Bluetooth off and on again on the source device, then reconnect.

Unable to Find the Speaker When Pairing Bluetooth

1. Ensure the speaker is powered on and in normal working condition.
2. Make sure the speaker is in Bluetooth audio mode by pressing the Bluetooth button or switching to Bluetooth mode.
3.  Ensure there are not too many devices connected to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band in the room. Interference can occur. Try connecting the speaker to a 5GHz band.
4.  Restart the phone’s Bluetooth and try again if there is a system issue.

Bluetooth Fails to Connect Initially Despite Finding the Speaker

1. Check if the speaker is already connected to another Bluetooth device.
   (Refer to Bluetooth Instructions for detailed steps.)
2. Press the Bluetooth button to re-enter pairing mode and try connecting again.

Bluetooth Reconnection Fails
If the phone previously connected to the speaker but now fails to reconnect, go to the phone’s settings: Settings > Bluetooth > My Devices, forget the previously connected speaker, and try connecting again.

Displaying Lyrics via Bluetooth
Displaying lyrics over Bluetooth requires music app support. Most major music apps in Western regions do not support this feature due to copyright issues, including Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and Tidal.

Microphone Issues
No Sound from Microphone

1. Check if the microphone is successfully connected. A solid blue indicator light, a microphone icon on the screen, and the ability to switch microphone effects by pressing the power button indicate a successful connection.
2. If not connected, restart the microphone and try reconnecting. If connected but still no sound, try moving the main unit away from other 2.4GHz devices and restart.

Music Volume Drops When Singing with Microphone
Check if the Music Ducking feature is accidentally enabled (refer to Custom Microphone Sound Effect Button This feature prioritizes vocals by automatically lowering the music volume.)

Microphone Won’t Turn On

1. Ensure you are holding the power button for at least 2 seconds.
2. If it still won’t turn on, try charging the microphone. Ensure the speaker has sufficient battery or is connected to a power source. The charging in dicator on the microphone should light up while charging.

Local Media Player Issues
Playing Music from TF Card, USB Drive, or External Hard Drive

1. Insert the TF card, USB drive, or external hard drive into the corresponding port.
2. A prompt will appear on the screen: “USB Drive: The machine detects the insertion of USB, do you want to enter the local media?” Click Yes.
3. If you accidentally click No, go to MUSIC > LOCAL MEDIA to access the local media player.

No Lyrics in Local Media Player
The local media player requires an LRC file to display lyrics. Ensure the LRC file name matches the music file name except for the extension. For example, if the music file is named “Love The Way You Lie.mp3,” the lyrics file should be named “Love The Way You Lie.lrc.”

Technical Notes

Safety Instructions
Ensure proper use of the product. Please read your User Manual carefully before use, especially the following safety instructions.
General Safety Tips:

1. Avoid extreme high or low temperatures.
2. Keep away from moisture, rain, or other liquids.
3. Do not expose to direct sunlight.
4. Avoid dropping or severe impacts.

Battery and Charging:

1. Use the specified charger and power cable.
2. Keep away from flammable materials while charging.
3.  Do not attempt to replace the battery yourself.
4. Avoid overcharging or completely discharging the battery.

Electrical Safety:

1. Ensure the power outlet meets the product requirements.
2. Avoid contact with live electrical parts.
3. Do not use in a damp environment.

Health and Environment:

1. Prolonged use may cause eye strain or other health issues; take regular breaks.
2. Do not use while driving or operating machinery.
3. Do not dispose of it improperly; follow local recycling regulations.

Child Safety:

1. Small parts may pose a choking hazard; keep away from children.
2. Children should use the product under adult supervision.

Radiation and Interference:

1. The product may cause electromagnetic interference; avoid using it near sensitive equipment.
2. Comply with local regulations regarding RF devices.

Maintenance and Cleaning:

1. Turn off the power and unplug before cleaning.
2. Do not use corrosive cleaning agents.

Emergency Handling:

1. If the product emits smoke, odor, or shows any abnormal condition, stop using it immediately and disconnect the power.
2. If the battery swells or leaks, avoid direct contact and follow local disposal regulations.

Battery and Power
This section describes the correct usage of the battery and methods to extend its lifespan. Improper use can shorten battery life or cause leakage, overheating, fire, or explosion.

Battery Usage

1. Idle batteries gradually lose charge. Recharge the battery within a day or two before use. Turn off the product when not in use to extend batterylife.
2.  Battery performance declines in cold environments; low-charge batteries may not work properly in cold conditions.

Charging

1. Use a compatible USB-C charger (up to 65W) with the included USB-C to USB-C cable for charging. Charging time increases when thetemperature is below +10°C or above +35°C. Do not charge the product when the temperature is above +40°C or below +5°C.
2. It is normal for the product to heat up during charging or after use.
3. To maintain battery health, charge the battery at least once every three months.

Battery life

1. When the product’s battery life noticeably decreases, the battery has reached the end of its life and needs to be replaced. Contact the Ikaraosupport team or a dealer for replacement.
2. Long periods without charging can degrade battery quality. Regularly charge the battery.

Storage
For long-term storage, charge the battery to about 1/2 to 2/3 capacity and store it at room temperature.

Screen Use

1. If the display screen is damaged, avoid contact with the liquid crystal. In case of any of the following incidents, take the specified emergency measures.
2. Skin Contact: Clean the area with a cloth, apply soap, and wash thoroughly with water.
3.  Eye Contact: Rinse the affected eye with clean water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical help.
4.  Ingestion: Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water, drink a large amount of water to induce vomiting, and seek medical help.

Certifications and Declarations
Hereby, Commaxx declares that this product is in compliance with Directives 2014/53EU and all other applicable EU directivce requirements. The complete declaration of conformity can be found at: https://commaxx-certificates.com/doc/IKARAO-X2 doc.pdf
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Dongguan Aika Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions:	28.8 * 26.8 * 20.6 cm Approx. 6.8 kg, including two
Weight:	wireless microphones Woofer: 4 inches * 2 |
Speaker Dimensions:	Tweerter: 1.2 inches * 2 48 HZ – 20 KHz 106 dB 15 –
Frequency Response:	100 m² 150 – 1000 ft² 70 W V 5.4 802.11 ac/b/g/n ≥
Speaker SPL:	95 dBA(Rated power) 10.1 inch Quad-core Cortex-
Suitable for areas:	A55 2 GB 32 GB 5 – 20 V; 2 A – 3.25 A (65 W Max.) ≤
Output Power:	0.5 W ≤ 3 H (65 W quick charging) ≥ 6 H (screen on),
Bluetooth Version:	≥ 11 H (screen off) ≤ 5 H ≥ 20 H Dynamic 2 * Φ 35 *
Wi-Fi Protocol:	H 183 mm 1500 mAH ≤ 1 % 60 Hz – 12 KHz (± 1.5 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (20K LPF):	)
Screen Size:
CPU:
RAM:
EMMC:
DC Input:
Standby Power Consumption:
Speaker Charging Time:
Speaker Battery Life:
Microphone Charging Time:
Microphone Battery Life:
Microphone Type:
Microphone Size:
Microphone Battery Capacity:
Microphone Distortion:
Microphone Frequency Response (By-Pass):

NOTE:
Specifications and performance are subject to change without notice. Ikarao / Commaxx will not be held liable for any errors this manual may cortain. The appearance of the product may differ from that described in this manual.

Disposal
The product is designated for separate collection at an appropriate collection point. Do not dispose of the product with household waste. For more information, contact the retailer or the local authority responsible for the waste management.

Nedis BV
Reitscheweg 1-7
5232 BX ’s-Hertogenbosch
The Netherlands
service@nedis.com

FAQ

• Q: How do I adjust the microphone volume?
  A: Microphone volume is controlled separately from the speaker volume. Refer to the manual for instructions on adjusting microphone volume.
• Q: How can I change the lighting effects on the Break X2 speaker?
  A: Use the light effect roller or the Light option on the screen to adjust between the available lighting effects: Romantic and Dynamic.

Documents / Resources

Ikarao Break X2 Smart Kararoke Speaker [pdf] User Manual Break X2 Smart Kararoke Speaker, Break X2, Smart Kararoke Speaker, Kararoke Speaker, Speaker

References

• User Manual