Upgrade Your Bluetooth Speaker: How to Replace with High-Capacity 18650 Batteries!

Do you want to extend the battery life of your Bluetooth speaker? In this detailed guide, we demonstrate how to replace the existing battery of a rechargeable Bluetooth speaker with a high-capacity 3000mAh 18650 battery. This upgrade will significantly enhance the playback time, allowing you to enjoy your music for longer periods without needing to recharge frequently.
Additionally, we show you how to install a 15-ohm 1/4W resistor to reduce the default volume. This modification is particularly useful for those quiet nights when you want to enjoy your music or podcasts at a lower volume without disturbing others. The resistor helps to lower the base volume level, giving you more control over the sound output.
Follow our comprehensive step-by-step visual guide, which includes detailed instructions and clear visuals to ensure you can easily perform these upgrades yourself. With these enhancements, your Bluetooth speaker will not only last longer but also provide a more customizable audio experience. Enjoy the benefits of longer playback times, improved battery performance, and a quieter listening option when needed.
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00:00 Intro
00:07 Disassembly
01:28 Removal of 14500 Battery
01:42 Installation of 15-ohm 1/4W Resistor
02:58 Installation of High-capacity 3000mAh 18650 Battery
03:34 Assembly
05:15 Test
05:26 Charging Test

[@LocronanDIY]

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[@Soundwave8D]

nice work bro 👍

[@LocronanDIY]

Thank you! I appreciate your support 😊

[@frtl7278]

why'd you put resistor to the woofers?

[@LocronanDIY]

The sound is great, but the volume was too high for listening at night, so I added resistors to the speaker units. The minimum volume of the Bluetooth speaker itself was quite loud. I used a variable resistor to measure and find the appropriate resistance value. Connecting two Bluetooth speakers in TWS (True Wireless Stereo) mode makes the sound even better.❤❤❤

[@jrafexp]

Good video, congratulations, but please, why you are putting 2 units of 15 ohms resistor in the speaker positive ? it is for final impedance ? how it is calculated ? thank you

[@LocronanDIY]

Thank you for your question. The two 15-ohm resistors in the speaker positive help to reduce the volume to a more comfortable level for night listening. By adding resistors, the total impedance of the speaker system increases, which lowers the overall output volume. To calculate the final impedance, you can use the formula for resistors in series: Z_total = Z_speaker + Z_resistors For example, if your speaker has an impedance of 8 ohms and you add two 15-ohm resistors in series, the final impedance would be: Z_total = 8 ohms + 15 ohms + 15 ohms = 38 ohms This higher impedance results in a lower volume output from the speaker.

[@monkeypoo8511]

​@@LocronanDIY it's not necessary though, right? Will it work fine n safe even without the resistors? If I'm fine with the volume output

[@LocronanDIY]

@@monkeypoo8511 It’s okay not to use resistors. I added resistors because the volume was too high at night.

[@assawinsaengpratum7610]

bro got JBL from temu😭

[@LocronanDIY]

Haha, caught me! Just spicing things up a bit. Temu's got some undercover JBLs!😄😊

[@KhoudeerJawad]

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[@_.nena_.08]

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[@ArielLadrido]

that was fake jbl

[@LocronanDIY]

LOL, sharp eye! Just put it on for fun.😀😀😀

[@Liberta85]

And my favorite speaker was... F.

[@DamianGaworek]

Fake jbl