Sharp Party Speaker - Black - PS-929

The Sharp PS-929 Party Speaker offers up to 13 hours of continuous music playback on a full charge. Actual battery life may vary depending on volume level and light show usage.

Yes, the speaker features a 'Duo Mode' that allows you to wirelessly connect two PS-929 units to create a more immersive and powerful stereo sound experience.

The product description does not specify any water resistance or waterproofing features for the Sharp PS-929. To prevent damage, it is recommended to keep the speaker away from liquids and moisture.

The Sharp PS-929 offers multiple input options: Bluetooth for wireless streaming, a 3.5mm Aux-in port for wired connections, and a USB input for playing music from a USB flash drive. The USB port also doubles as a charging port for your phone.

Yes, the Sharp PS-929 Party Speaker includes a microphone, perfect for karaoke, public address, or acting as a party DJ.

Yes, you can keep the party going! The Sharp PS-929 can be operated and play music even while it is plugged into an AC power source and recharging.

The Sharp PS-929 delivers a powerful 180W of audio output, ensuring your music is loud and clear for any party or gathering.

Ensure the speaker is fully charged or connected to an AC power source. Check the power cable connection to both the speaker and the wall outlet.

Verify that the speaker's volume is turned up, and the connected device's volume is also increased. Ensure the correct input source (Bluetooth, Aux, USB) is selected on the speaker. Check all cable connections for Aux-in or USB.

Make sure the speaker is in Bluetooth pairing mode (often indicated by a flashing LED). Move your Bluetooth device closer to the speaker. Try 'forgetting' or 'unpairing' the speaker from your device's Bluetooth settings and then attempt to reconnect. Ensure no other devices are currently connected to the speaker.

Check the light mode settings on the speaker to ensure they are enabled and set to your desired pattern. Ensure the speaker is playing music, as some modes are responsive to audio. If the issue persists, try powering the speaker off and on again.

Ensure the microphone is securely plugged into its dedicated port on the speaker. Check the microphone's own power switch (if applicable) and volume controls. Test with another microphone if available to isolate the issue.