Tag: JBL Xtreme 1 Mini
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JBL Xtreme Blinking Red Light
Many JBL speakers, including the power bank Xtreme 1 model, have a blinking red light when the battery is almost out of power. In the case of this speaker, we find this lamp in the battery gauge lamps on the front at the base of the unit. Sometimes though, this red LED flashes for long…
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JBL Xtreme 1 Buttons Explained
The JBL Xtreme 1 features several buttons and lights across its top, as well as battery charge status lamps across the front bottom. The power button lights in either white, blue, or both, to show unit status. There’s also a port access panel on the back bottom, sealed with a zipper cover, that hides two…
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How to Factory Reset JBL Xtreme
This post tell how to factory reset JBL Xtreme, for returning the speaker to its default factory settings. Factory resetting the Xtreme restores it to default operation. Factory reset clears any earlier paired Bluetooth devices from memory. Wiping old settings stops the Xtreme from pairing to any close-by active Bluetooth devices. Also, you might factory…
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How to Connect JBL Xtreme 1 With iPhone
This post illustrates how to connect JBL Xtreme 1 with iPhone, a reasonably simple process once you know how to get to the various iOS screens. With your speaker shut off (Power button dark), run through this routine to pair your Xtreme to an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch iOS based device. We’re using an…
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JBL Xtreme 1 Power Cord Specs
The JBL Xtreme 1 comes with a power cord whose specs we discuss in this post. Moreover, this power supply fully recharges the speaker’s built in power bank in less than four hours. And after a full recharge, the Xtreme plays for up to fifteen hours at average volume levels before needing another charge. So…
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JBL Xtreme 1 Power Button Not Working Fix
When the Power button on your JBL Xtreme 1 speaker is not working, this implies one or more causes as follows… The speaker is broken beyond repair. In this case, get a replacement speaker. The battery no longer recharges due to age, heavy use, or repeated overcharging. To solve this, replace the battery. Your charger…