Typical package contents are a stereo soundbar, one powered subwoofer (2.1 configuration), a remote control, power cables and a user manual. Exact accessories may vary by seller—check the product listing or packaging for confirmation.
2.1 refers to two main channels (left and right) plus one subwoofer channel for low-frequency bass. This configuration delivers stereo sound with enhanced bass from the dedicated subwoofer.
Put the soundbar into Bluetooth mode (use the Mode button or remote). Enable Bluetooth on your phone, search for nearby devices, and select the Vofull device name shown. Once paired, it will connect automatically when Bluetooth is active and in range. If prompted for a PIN, check the manual (commonly 0000 or 1234) or leave blank.
Yes — the system supports direct playback from USB drives and SD cards. It commonly supports MP3 and other standard compressed audio formats, but exact supported formats and max file/partition sizes depend on the model. Refer to the manual for a full list of supported formats and file system requirements (e.g., FAT32).
Yes, the system includes a built-in FM tuner. Use the Mode button or the remote to switch to FM, then auto-scan or manually tune stations and save presets. An external antenna (or the audio cable acting as one) may improve reception.
Common inputs include a 3.5mm AUX (line-in), USB and SD card slots, and Bluetooth. Some variants may include RCA or optical inputs; the exact input set can vary by model, so check the product specification for your unit.
That depends on the specific model. Many 2.1 home theatre packages use a wired subwoofer connection, while some newer or higher-end variants use a wireless (RF) link. Check the product listing or manual to confirm which type your unit uses.
Use the included remote control or the buttons on the soundbar. The remote typically controls power, volume, input/mode selection (Bluetooth/USB/SD/FM/AUX), playback (play/pause/skip), EQ presets, and mute. The LED display on the unit shows the current mode, track number or FM frequency.
Many soundbars include mounting points or keyhole slots for wall installation, but not all do. Check the product manual or specification to see if mounting hardware is included and for recommended mounting instructions.
If you need to clear Bluetooth pairings, turn the unit off, then back on and re-enter pairing mode; you can also remove the device from your phone's Bluetooth list before re-pairing. For a full factory reset procedure (if available), consult the user manual as the reset method varies by model.
The soundbar and powered subwoofer require AC mains power. Voltage and frequency requirements depend on the regional model (for example, 110–120V or 220–240V). Always check the label on the unit or the manual to ensure compatibility with your local power supply.
Yes — you can connect TVs and consoles via Bluetooth (if supported by the source) or a wired line-in/AUX (3.5mm) connection. For best results with TVs, check for compatible outputs (AUX, optical, or RCA) and any lip-sync or delay settings; some TVs pair better via wired connections for lower latency.
The system reliably plays MP3 files and many common compressed formats. Support for lossless formats (FLAC, WAV) or high-bitrate files varies by model. Consult the user manual or product specifications for a definitive list of supported file types and maximum bitrate/sample rate.
Warranty terms vary by retailer and region. Check the product listing or packaging for warranty length and coverage details. For support, contact the seller or the manufacturer's customer service using the contact information in the manual or on the product box.
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