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Logitech Wireless Boombox

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The Logitech Wireless Boombox is a portable Bluetooth speaker that allows you to stream music wirelessly from your smartphone, tablet, or computer. It has a built-in rechargeable battery that provides up to 6 hours of playtime and can be charged using the included AC power adapter. The Boombox also features a 3.5 mm auxiliary input for connecting wired audio devices.

Key Features

Bluetooth connectivity
Rechargeable battery
Auxiliary input
Volume control
Power button
Pairing indicator
Built-in microphone
Up to 8 device pairings
Up to 33 feet range

Pages: 2 Logitech Wireless Boombox User manual

Brand: Logitech Category: Portable speakers Size: 652 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the battery life of the Logitech Wireless Boombox?

With a full charge, the battery life is about 6 hours. Actual battery life will vary depending on volume levels, settings and environment.

How do I pair my Bluetooth device with the Logitech Wireless Boombox?

To pair a Bluetooth device with the Boombox, first press and hold the Bluetooth button on the Boombox until the Bluetooth status light blinks rapidly. Turn on Bluetooth on your device and scan for devices in its Bluetooth menu. Select "Logitech Boombox" from the list to pair your device with the Boombox. The Bluetooth status light will turn solid when the pairing and connection are complete.

What happens if the battery power is low while I'm listening to music?

Connect the AC power supply to the Boombox to charge the battery while you are listening to music.

Why can't I hear any music when my Bluetooth device is playing?

Make sure the Boombox is powered on. The battery power may be low. You might need to adjust the volume level using the Volume Up and Down buttons on the Boombox or on your Bluetooth device. Check that any device connected to the Boombox's 3.5 mm auxiliary input is unplugged. The Bluetooth wireless function is disabled when an audio device is connected to this input. If your Bluetooth device is out of range with the Boombox (up to 33 feet), move it closer. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on for your device and that it's selected as the output on your device. You may need to reestablish the Bluetooth pairing between your Bluetooth device and the Boombox as per the instructions in the manual.