Moonki Manuals & User Guides

Moonki is an audio brand dedicated to creating immersive sound experiences for energetic gatherings and personal listening. The company offers a diverse lineup of wireless audio products, ranging from massive sound towers and portable party speakers to compact True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds. Known for integrating vibrant LED lighting effects with robust audio performance, Moonki products often feature karaoke capabilities, microphone inputs, and rechargeable batteries for portability.

Key features across the Moonki range include Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, TWS pairing that allows users to link multiple speakers for stereo sound, and user-friendly control panels for equalizer and lighting adjustments. Whether for professional sound systems or casual home entertainment, Moonki aims to deliver powerful audio in a stylish, mobile package.

• How do I use the TWS function to pair two Moonki speakers?

  Turn on both speakers and set them to Bluetooth mode. Press and hold the TWS (or Play/Pause) button on the unit you want to act as the master speaker for about 2-5 seconds. You will hear a prompt confirming the connection (often 'Left Channel' and 'Right Channel'). Then, connect your Bluetooth device to the master speaker.

• How do I know when my Moonki speaker needs charging?

  When the battery is low, the speaker will typically emit a warning sound (beep or voice prompt) and may automatically turn off if the voltage drops below a certain level. The charging indicator light will flash while charging and stay on once fully charged.

• What does the MIC PRI button do?

  MIC PRI stands for Microphone Priority. When activated, the music volume automatically lowers when you speak into the microphone, allowing your voice to be heard clearly over the audio.

• Како да ресетујем Блуетоотх везу?

  If you are having trouble connecting, look for a button labeled with the Bluetooth icon or press the 'Mode' button to disconnect. On many models, holding the play/pause or a specific pair button will force disconnect the current device, allowing a new device to pair.