VIKEFON Manuals & User Guides

VIKEFON is a consumer electronics brand known for its practical and affordable connectivity accessories. The company primarily produces wireless charging stations, including versatile 3-in-1 foldable chargers capable of powering smartphones, smartwatches, and earbuds simultaneously.

In the audio sector, VIKEFON offers a range of Bluetooth 5.0 transmitters and receivers designed to add wireless functionality to car stereos, home theater systems, and wired headphones. Their product portfolio also extends to portable AM/FM radios, TV sticks, and other smart gadgets. VIKEFON products are designed with user-friendly features such as plug-and-play functionality, reliable signal transmission, and compact form factors suitable for both home and travel use.

• How do I pair my VIKEFON Bluetooth receiver?

  Power on the device (e.g., BR04 or M6) using the provided cable. The indicator light should flash blue to indicate it is ready to pair. Enable Bluetooth on your phone, search for the device name, and select it to connect.

• Why is my VIKEFON wireless charger blinking blue?

  A blinking blue light typically indicates that the charging has stopped due to a foreign object (like metal or keys) on the pad, or the phone is not aligned correctly. Remove any obstructions and realign your device.

• Does the VIKEFON 3-in-1 charger work with a phone case?

  Yes, most VIKEFON chargers support charging through standard non-metal cases up to 8mm thick. However, magnetic cards or particularly thick rugged cases may interfere with charging.

• How do I switch modes on the VIKEFON Bluetooth audio adapter?

  For devices like the transmitter/receiver combo, there is often a switch or specific button press sequence (e.g., long-press the BASS or Mode button) to toggle between TX (Transmitter) and RX (Receiver) modes or input sources like AUX, USB, or Optical.

• My audio volume is very low when using the Bluetooth adapter. What should I do?

  Volume levels are controlled by the receiver, the speaker, and the source device (phone). Ensure the volume is turned up on all three devices to achieve the desired sound level.