Maxell is a Japanese electronics manufacturer famous for its batteries, recording media, and consumer audio products like headphones and speakers.
Maxell, Ltd. (formerly Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.) is a prominent Japanese electronics company widely recognized for its heritage in data storage and battery technologies. Established in 1960, the company became a household name in the 1980s with its iconic "blown away" advertising campaign for cassette tapes. The name "Maxell" is a contraction of "Maximum Capacity Dry Cell," reflecting its roots in high-performance dry cell battery manufacturing.
Today, Maxell maintains a diverse portfolio of consumer and industrial products. While continuing to lead in the micro-battery market (coin cells), the brand offers an extensive lineup of consumer electronics including Bluetooth headphones, earbuds, wireless speakers, flash memory, and optical discs (CD-R/DVD-R). Maxell also manufactures professional-grade projectors and specialized industrial materials. The company operates globally, with its American subsidiary, Maxell Corporation of America, handling distribution and support for North American markets.
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Remove the earbuds from the case to automatically enter pairing mode (LEDS typically flash red and blue). Open your device's Bluetooth settings, select the model name (e.g., 'MAX TUNE OUT' or 'Sync Up'), and connect.
Most Maxell consumer audio products, such as headphones and speakers, carry a 90-day limited warranty from the date of original purchase covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Warranty returns in the USA are typically processed by Maxell Corporation of America. You can mail defective items with proof of purchase to their Warranty Replacement department in Woodland Park, NJ.
You can reach Maxell support via email at techsupp@maxell.com or by calling their toll-free number (800) 533-2836.