Specifications:
- This mini speaker is compatible with MP3, MP4, MD, CD, notebook, PC, PDA, PSP, a mobile phone and other digital products with audio frequency output
- This iPod speaker is charged with USB power interface
- Rechargeable speaker is with lithium ion batteries with electric circuit protecting function
- With the compact design, you can carry the portable speaker with you whenever needed
- This is a non-OEM product
- Loudspeaker Output: 2W
- Sensitivity: >82
- Distortion: 0.5%
- Lithium-ion Battery Output: 3.6V
- Lithium-ion Battery Input: 4.2V+-0.05V
- Color: Red / white / black
- Size: 94 x 62 x 41mm/3.7 x 2.4 x 1.6in(L x W x H)
Details:
- With the compact design, you can carry the speaker with you whenever needed
- This mini speaker is charged with USB power interface
- Compatible with MP3, MP4, MD, CD, notebook, PC, PDA, PSP, a mobile phone and other digital products with audio frequency output
Size in Detail:
How to Connect USB Speakers?
If you like to listen to music or watch a movie on your laptop but the built-in speakers just aren't very good, there is a simple solution--install a pair of USB speakers. It's quick, easy and the quality of sound that comes from them can rival that of a high-fidelity stereo system
- Plug two ends of the cable into the backs of the speakers. This cable will be included with your speakers. If you have a sub-woofer, then this will need to be plugged in as well and there will be an extra end to accommodate this
- Turn your computer on
- Plug the USB end of your cable into the computer and wait for a few seconds. The computer will ask you for drivers
- Click on "Have Disk," then "Browse" and locate the CD-ROM drive on your computer
- Insert the CD with your drivers into the CD-ROM drive and click "Next." Wait for your computer to find the drivers and install them and once it has, click "Finish."
- Turn the power to "On" on your speakers and play your music
How to Use USB Speakers at the Same Time as Regular Speakers?
Things You'll Need: External sound card & Audio playing program
USB speakers plug into a computer's USB port rather than the standard 3.5 mm input that regular speakers use. Once you connect the USB speakers to the computer, the operating system will automatically switch the audio stream to the USB speakers. However, by using a secondary, external sound card, you can plug the USB speaker into the computer and the 3.5 mm speakers into the secondary sound card
- Plug the USB speakers into the computer's USB drive
- Install the software driver for the speakers. It should come on a disk with the speakers
- Plug an external sound card into the computer by connecting to the USB port or a Firewire port
- Plug the regular (3.5 mm jack) speaker into the audio output port of the external sound card
- Launch an audio playing program that has the ability to choose output sources. Programs that commonly can perform this function are audio editing programs, video editing programs, and some movie playback software
- Access the program's audio preferences. Choose the external sound card as the desired output option. All audio played through the program will be routed to the speakers connected to the external sound card. The rest of the computer's audio will be routed to the connected USB speakers
Package Included:
- 1 x Mini Speaker
- 1 x USB Cable
- 1 x User Manual
