Outdoor Tech designs rugged, portable audio and power devices, including wireless speakers, bone conduction headphones, helmet audio systems, and power banks.
Outdoor Tech specializes in creating rugged, high-quality electronics designed explicitly for an active, outdoor lifestyle. The brand produces a wide range of Bluetooth devices, including their renowned CHIPS universal wireless helmet audio systems, the Hawk open-ear bone conduction headphones, and the durable Turtle Shell and Range waterproof speakers. Built to withstand the elements, these products often feature IPX6 or IPX7 water and dust resistance, making them ideal companions for snowboarding, cycling, hiking, and camping.
In addition to wireless audio, Outdoor Tech provides reliable off-grid power and lighting solutions. Products like the shockproof Kodiak mini power banks and the Beacon 500-lumen rechargeable headlamps ensure users stay powered and illuminated during extended excursions. Utilizing the latest technology—including Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C fast charging, and dedicated spatial audio apps like TruTone and Sound Adapt—Outdoor Tech blends modern convenience with extreme durability.
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Power on the device by pressing and holding the power button until the LED flashes red and blue or you hear the "pairing" prompt. Open your smartphone's Bluetooth settings and select your device (e.g., "ODT Chips XV") to connect.
Many Outdoor Tech products feature high water and dust resistance ratings. For example, the Range speaker is IPX7 waterproof, and the Hawk open-ear headphones are IPX6 sweat and water-resistant. Always check the specific manual for your model's exact IP rating.
On models like the Orbit headphones, power them on, then press and hold both the volume (+) and volume (-) buttons for 10 seconds (or until the LED blinks red 3 times) to reset to factory settings.
A flashing red LED generally indicates a low battery level. You should recharge your device using the included USB-C cable. It usually takes 45 minutes to 3 hours for a full charge, depending on the model.
You can download the TruTone or Sound Adapt app from the Apple App Store for iOS or the Google Play Store for Android. These apps allow you to customize sound modes (EQ) and monitor battery levels.