i-box ikambani yemagetsi yeBritish inogadzira zvigadzirwa zvemagetsi zvemhando yepamusoro, zvinosanganisira mawachi ekuridza ari padivi pemubhedha ane waya yekuchaja, maredhiyo eDAB/FM anotakurika, uye masipika eBluetooth.
i-bhokisi is a British consumer electronics brand designed and distributed by Philex Electronic Ltd. Specializing in home audio and lifestyle accessories, i-box combines contemporary aesthetics with practical modern technology.
The brand is best known for its innovative bedside solutions, such as alarm clocks featuring built-in Qi wireless charging pads and fabric-wrapped designs that blend into home decor. The product lineup also includes portable DAB/DAB+/FM radios, Bluetooth speakers, turntables, and galaxy projectors. Designed in the UK, i-box devices focus on delivering high-quality sound and multifunctional utility to modern households.
Mazuvano mabhuku kubva manuals+ yakarongedzwa kune iyi brand.
Tarisa kuseta, kuisa, uye kugadzirisa matambudziko emhando iyi.
Mibvunzo yakajairika pamusoro pezvinyorwa, kunyoresa, uye rutsigiro rwemhando iyi.
Ensure the telescopic antenna is fully extended and adjusted. Moving the unit closer to a window and away from other electronic devices (like microwaves or fluorescent lights) can also significantly improve signal strength.
Turn on your i-box device and switch to Bluetooth mode (often indicated by 'BT' on the display or a flashing blue light). On your mobile device, search for the i-box model name in available Bluetooth devices and select it to pair.
Ensure your phone supports Qi wireless charging and is placed centrally on the charging pad. Remove any thick protective cases or metal attachments (like magnets or pop-sockets) that might interfere with the induction coil.
In the system menu of most i-box radios, navigate to 'System' > 'Factory Reset'. Select 'Yes' to confirm. This will clear all saved presets and settings.
No, on most models the backup batteries only save the time and alarm settings in case of a power cut. The display and radio functions usually require mains power to operate.