KODAK SoundBrix Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Grey


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The KODAK SoundBrix is designed for audio enthusiasts and travelers who require a versatile, scalable sound system that can adapt to any environment. Its primary benefit is the unique magnetic stacking feature combined with multi-speaker synchronization, allowing you to build a powerful audio array from a single unit. While its compact nature makes it highly portable, users should note that the five-hour battery life may require frequent charging during extended outdoor events.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Series | SoundBrix |
| Model Part Number | 438167 |
| Brand | KODAK |
Yes, the KODAK SoundBrix works perfectly as a standalone 5W wireless speaker.
It is IPX4 water-resistant, which protects against splashes, but it should not be submerged in water.
You can wirelessly sync up to 100 SoundBrix units simultaneously.
The unit supports universal USB-C charging; a cable is typically included in the box.
A full charge takes approximately 2 hours using a compatible USB-C charger.
The speaker features a Bluetooth range of up to 50 meters in open-air environments.
Ensure the speaker is in pairing mode and move your source device within 5 meters. Clear previous Bluetooth cache on your phone if necessary.
Check that all units are within the 50-meter range of the primary master speaker and minimize physical obstructions between units.
Verify the USB-C cable is fully inserted and try a different power brick or wall outlet.
To begin using your SoundBrix, charge the device fully using a standard USB-C cable until the charging indicator changes state. To connect to your phone or tablet, hold the power button to enter pairing mode and select the speaker in your device's Bluetooth menu. If syncing multiple speakers, refer to the multi-link instructions to designate a master unit. For maintenance, wipe the exterior with a damp, soft cloth to remove dust or debris. While the unit is IPX4 water-resistant, it is not waterproof; avoid submerging it in water or leaving it in heavy rain for extended periods.