Verbatim Wireless Mini Bluetooth Speaker
Specifications
- Product Dimensions
1.57 x 0.1 x 1.69 inches - Item Weight
1.6 ounces - Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries - Speaker Type
Speaker System - Connectivity Technology
Bluetooth - Operating Time
About 4 Hours - Operational Range
Up to 33 Feet - Output Power
3W - Frequency Response
100Hz-20KHz - Sensitivity
83db ± 2d - Brand
Verbatim
Introduction
With the Wireless Mini Bluetooth Speaker, you can carry strong sound in your pocket. This speaker, which has TWS Stereo Sound, may be combined with another speaker to produce extra sound. With an operational range of up to 33′, it is made for more than simply music and is compatible with the majority of Bluetooth-enabled devices. A built-in microphone allows for hands-free calling with the touch of a button on the Mini Bluetooth Speaker. This small speaker has a rechargeable battery and offers up to 4 hours of nonstop playback on a single charge. When not in use, you can save battery life thanks to the handy on/off button. Additionally, the speaker comes with a handy carrying strap and charging cable.
- TWS Stereo Sound – pair two speakers together
- Powerful sound in a compact, travel-friendly speaker
- Built-in microphone for hands-free calling
- Convenient carrying strap
- Compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled devices
Package Includes
- Bluetooth® Speaker
- Charging Cable
Pairing Instructions
Pairing Speaker to Smartphone
- Turn on the speaker. Make sure Blue LED on the bottom is flashing.
- On your smartphone, under Bluetooth devices, search for “Verbatim Mini Speaker” and select to pair.
- Repeat the steps above if the initial pairing is successful.
Pairing Two Speakers
- Turn on both speakers at the same time. Make sure the Blue LED on the bottom of both speakers is flashing.
- Double click the “+” button on one of the speakers. This speaker will become the main speaker.
- On your smartphone, under Bluetooth devices, search for “Verbatim Mini Speaker” and select to pair.
- Both speakers will now play music together.
- Repeat the steps above if the initial pairing is unsuccessful.
I have a wireless tiny speaker, how do I connect it?
- Click on settings.
- Select Bluetooth by tapping it.
- Activate Bluetooth.
- The devices that are accessible will be listed. Press the button on your speaker that makes it discoverable if it isn’t already. This button frequently has a Bluetooth emblem on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does my speaker’s TWS button do?
You may enjoy full stereo sound quality without the necessity of cables or wires thanks to a special Bluetooth function known as True Wireless Stereo (TWS). This is how TWS operates: You connect your favourite Bluetooth music source to a primary Bluetooth speaker.
You may enjoy full stereo sound quality without the necessity of cables or wires thanks to a special Bluetooth function known as True Wireless Stereo (TWS). This is how TWS operates: You connect your favourite Bluetooth music source to a primary Bluetooth speaker.
How do you activate pairing mode on a wireless speaker?
Choose Bluetooth options from the settings menu on your phone (both Android and iOS). Under Bluetooth settings, navigate to the other devices area. Ensure that discoverable mode is selected on your phone. Choose the speaker you want to pair by clicking on it under “other devices.”
Choose Bluetooth options from the settings menu on your phone (both Android and iOS). Under Bluetooth settings, navigate to the other devices area. Ensure that discoverable mode is selected on your phone. Choose the speaker you want to pair by clicking on it under “other devices.”
How can I connect the two TWS speakers?
Press the “Power On” button on each speaker repeatedly until you hear the confirmation, “Power on, your speaker is ready to pair.” Any of the speakers’ “Mode” buttons should be long-pressed until you hear “Connected successfully.” The TWS mode of your speakers is currently established.
Press the “Power On” button on each speaker repeatedly until you hear the confirmation, “Power on, your speaker is ready to pair.” Any of the speakers’ “Mode” buttons should be long-pressed until you hear “Connected successfully.” The TWS mode of your speakers is currently established.
Why can’t Wifi locate devices?
Go to Settings > System > Advanced> Reset Options > Reset Wi-fi, mobile, & Bluetooth on Android devices. For iOS and iPadOS devices, you’ll need to unpair every device first, then restart your phone or tablet by going to Settings > Bluetooth, selecting the info icon, then selecting Forget This Device for each device.
Go to Settings > System > Advanced> Reset Options > Reset Wi-fi, mobile, & Bluetooth on Android devices. For iOS and iPadOS devices, you’ll need to unpair every device first, then restart your phone or tablet by going to Settings > Bluetooth, selecting the info icon, then selecting Forget This Device for each device.
How can my Bluetooth speaker be reset?
You should only need to do this briefly with most Bluetooth speakers. The power and Bluetooth buttons must be pressed and held simultaneously in order for almost every Bluetooth speaker to be reset.
You should only need to do this briefly with most Bluetooth speakers. The power and Bluetooth buttons must be pressed and held simultaneously in order for almost every Bluetooth speaker to be reset.
Does a Bluetooth speaker require WiFi?
Instead of an internet connection, short-range radio waves are how Bluetooth operates. This means you don’t need a data plan or even a cellular connection for Bluetooth to function anywhere you have two compatible devices.
Instead of an internet connection, short-range radio waves are how Bluetooth operates. This means you don’t need a data plan or even a cellular connection for Bluetooth to function anywhere you have two compatible devices.
Why won’t my phone and speaker connect?
If your Bluetooth devices aren’t connecting, they probably aren’t in pairing mode or are out of range. Try rebooting your devices or letting your phone or tablet “forget” the connection if you’re experiencing persistent Bluetooth connection issues.
If your Bluetooth devices aren’t connecting, they probably aren’t in pairing mode or are out of range. Try rebooting your devices or letting your phone or tablet “forget” the connection if you’re experiencing persistent Bluetooth connection issues.
The reason why my Bluetooth speaker won’t charge
There are two potential causes for your Bluetooth speaker to stop charging: software or hardware problems. While hardware problems include a defective micro USB cable, an undervolted lithium-ion battery, and a broken solder joint on the USB charging socket, software problems are caused by faults in software.
There are two potential causes for your Bluetooth speaker to stop charging: software or hardware problems. While hardware problems include a defective micro USB cable, an undervolted lithium-ion battery, and a broken solder joint on the USB charging socket, software problems are caused by faults in software.
The reason why my Bluetooth speaker won’t charge
There are two potential causes for your Bluetooth speaker to stop charging: software or hardware problems. While hardware problems include a defective micro USB cable, an undervolted lithium-ion battery, and a broken solder joint on the USB charging socket, software problems are caused by faults in software.
There are two potential causes for your Bluetooth speaker to stop charging: software or hardware problems. While hardware problems include a defective micro USB cable, an undervolted lithium-ion battery, and a broken solder joint on the USB charging socket, software problems are caused by faults in software.
How are speakers that are wirelessly powered?
Yes, the majority of wireless speakers plug into standard power outlets or power strips using AC adaptors. To become “truly wireless,” some systems employ rechargeable batteries, although this feature necessitates repositioning and charging as routine tasks in order to use this type of surround sound system.
Yes, the majority of wireless speakers plug into standard power outlets or power strips using AC adaptors. To become “truly wireless,” some systems employ rechargeable batteries, although this feature necessitates repositioning and charging as routine tasks in order to use this type of surround sound system.
