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Hibot S50 comes in Starry Black, Glacier White and Sunglow Orange.

Yes. Regular microSD playback doesn’t need a network. microSD voice requests also work when your phone is offline, but your phone needs to be connected to the speaker via Bluetooth with the Hibot app running in the background.

No. Holding the Hibot button for about 2 seconds quickly wakes your phone’s own voice assistant. Your phone and your music app take care of the request, so your phone needs to be online.

Online requests go through your phone’s voice assistant, so they work in the languages your assistant supports. microSD voice requests currently recognize Chinese song titles spoken in Mandarin; more languages are planned.

Save songs that play normally to the microSD card, connect your phone and scan the library in the Hibot app, then double-press the Hibot button and say the song or artist.

• Name files “Artist - Title.extension”, and check the title and artist tags in each song.
• Keep songs in the root folder, with no more than 10,000 tracks, for the best experience.
• Renaming the file extension does not convert the audio format.

It can. Stay close to the speaker’s microphone, avoid direct wind, and say the song or artist clearly in a quieter spot. If it doesn’t catch it, move a little and try again.

Try these steps in order:

• Press the Bluetooth button, then search and connect again in your phone’s Bluetooth settings;
• Hold the Bluetooth button for about 5 seconds, then search and connect again;
• Restore factory settings (hold Power + Play for about 5 seconds) and reconnect.

If that doesn’t help, contact us and tell us your phone model.

Yes. The speaker can stay connected to two phones or computers, but plays audio from one at a time — the device that starts playing last takes over.

TWS uses two speakers as the left and right channels. Party mode has several speakers play the same audio to cover a larger area. They are two different modes.

Yes. When the host requests a song, the other speakers play along. Members can also play their own song — only that speaker stops following, and it rejoins the host’s music once its own song is paused.

Party mode uses Auracast, with a theoretical maximum range of about 100 m. Actual range depends on placement, walls, trees and the surrounding wireless environment, so keep obstacles to a minimum.

About 21 hours at 50% volume, and about 3–3.5 hours at maximum volume (lab data). Actual time varies with volume, audio source, lighting effects, Party mode, ambient temperature and other factors.

No. The two cells are connected in series, making a 7.4 V / 2,600 mAh battery pack. This mainly raises the system voltage and gives the amplifier more headroom.

They add some power draw. For longer playback, lower the volume a little, turn off the ambient light when you don’t need it (on the app’s lighting page, or by pressing Power + Party together), or leave Party mode.

Cards up to 2 TB have been tested. Supported formats are MP3, WAV, WMA, APE and FLAC at 8–48 kHz, with up to 24-bit for some FLAC and APE files. The microSD card is sold separately.

No. IP67 is tested at room temperature in still fresh water at a depth of 1 m for 30 minutes. Avoid hot water, seawater, chlorinated pool water and high-pressure water jets. After contact with liquid, let it dry completely before charging.

• A green segment sweeps around once: charger connected; dim green breathing: charging
• A blue segment sweeps around once: Bluetooth connected
• Two blue-violet segments chasing: joining a party; a blue-violet sweep followed by a brief steady glow: joined
• Red flashes twice: couldn’t join, or left the party