SOAIY specializes in consumer audio electronics, producing Bluetooth speakers, TWS earbuds, portable karaoke machines, and white noise sleep sound machines.
SOAIY, established in 1996 and operated by Shenzhen Soaiy Technology Co., Ltd., is a consumer electronics brand focused on audio and lifestyle products. With a commitment to innovation and value, SOAIY has developed a diverse range of devices including high-fidelity Bluetooth speakers, gaming soundbars with RGB lighting, and portable karaoke systems. The brand is also well-regarded for its sleep aid solutions, offering portable white noise machines designed to help babies and adults achieve better rest.
Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, SOAIY combines technological development with fashion aesthetics to create vibrant, user-friendly products. Their portfolio extends to car accessories and smart home gadgets, though they are primarily recognized for their audio equipment which often features multi-function capabilities like integrated clocks, temperature displays, and light shows.
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Open the charging case to automatically power on the earbuds (or remove them). Enable Bluetooth on your mobile device, search for the SOAIY model number (e.g., SOAIY SR13 or SL6), and select it to pair.
For many models like the CHJ181, press and hold the power button for approximately 10 seconds until you hear a sound indicating the reset is complete. Refer to your specific manual for model variations.
SOAIY typically offers a one-year warranty covering manufacturing defects for main engine parts. Accessories like cables and batteries may not be covered or have different terms.
Portable models like the A-SF03 feature a built-in rechargeable battery that can last up to 38 hours. They can be charged via the included USB cable connected to an AC adapter or computer.
On speakers like the S52, long-press the 'Mode' key to switch between Chinese and English prompt tones.