+ Fast, easy to use, can listen to the rich amount of songs stored on USB.
+ No need to depend on any other supported device to still listen to music from USB.
+ For a more amazing music experience, with rich, high-quality sound.
Step 1: First, press the power button to turn on the speaker. Then plug the USB with music into the USB port on the back of the speaker.
Step 2: Next, you need to turn on USB mode by pressing the icon button with a rectangle and an arrow mark on the Samsung bar speaker or you can also press the USB button on the remote, the LED shows the mode. USB will light up, now everything is ready. Music that you have stored in the USB flash drive will automatically be played on the speaker.
Note: The product may not be compatible with certain USB drives. Therefore, if you have been connected for about 10 minutes and still do not listen to music, you should change the USB or connect the speaker to another device such as television, phone, tablet ... ..
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Above is how to connect Samsung sound bar to USB. If you have any questions, feel free to leave your comments in the comments section below.
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