KODAK SOUNDBRIX Portable Wireless Speaker - Yellow



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The KODAK SOUNDBRIX is a versatile portable wireless speaker designed for music enthusiasts who value scalability and modern aesthetics. Its core benefit is a unique magnetic stacking system that allows users to sync up to 100 speakers for an immersive, surround-sound audio experience. While perfect for group gatherings, parties, and camping, potential users should note that the 3-hour battery life may require frequent recharging during extended all-day events.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Series | SOUNDBRIX |
| Model Part Number | 4895218338696 |
| Brand | KODAK |
You can sync up to 100 KODAK SOUNDBRIX speakers together for a unified audio system.
No, it is IPX4 water-resistant, meaning it is protected against water splashes but should not be submerged in water.
The battery provides approximately 3 hours of continuous playback on a single charge.
Yes, the magnetic design supports both vertical and horizontal stacking to fit your space.
The device uses standard Type-C charging, allowing it to work with most modern smartphone charging cables.
Each unit provides a robust 5W of audio output.
Ensure all units are powered on and within 1-2 meters during the initial pairing process, then move them to your desired layout.
Clear the paired devices list on your phone, restart the speaker, and initiate a fresh pairing request.
Verify that the USB-C cable is fully inserted and try an alternative wall adapter or power source to rule out cable failure.
To begin, ensure the speaker is fully charged via a standard USB-C cable until the indicator light signals a full battery. To pair with your device, activate Bluetooth on your smartphone and select the SOUNDBRIX from your available devices list. To stack, simply align the magnetic bases of the speakers until they snap into place. Maintenance is straightforward: wipe the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust. While the device is water-resistant, avoid submerging it fully in water or exposing it to high-pressure jets, as the IPX4 rating only covers splashes.