SOWO manufactures rugged portable audio devices, primarily specializing in waterproof Bluetooth speakers like the Surgeboom and Soundwave series for outdoor and home use.
SOWO is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to portable audio solutions, operating under Witslism Technology. The brand is best known for its durable, waterproof Bluetooth speakers designed for active lifestyles, including popular models such as the Surgeboom 2, Soundwave Mage, and dedicated shower speakers. SOWO products emphasize robust build quality, often featuring IP67 or IPX7 waterproof ratings, extended battery life, and integrated LED lighting effects suitable for camping, parties, and daily use.
In addition to individual portability, many SOWO speakers offer True Wireless Stereo (TWS) pairing, allowing users to connect two units for a stereo sound experience. While primarily focused on wireless audio, the brand has also produced control systems for bath installations. SOWO aims to provide high-performance audio technology at an accessible value point for global consumers.
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Turn on the speaker and wait for the LED indicator to flash blue. Then, open Bluetooth settings on your mobile device and select the device name (e.g., Surgeboom 2, 267792) to connect.
TWS stands for True Wireless Stereo. It allows you to wirelessly pair two compatible SOWO speakers together to play left and right audio channels separately for a stereo effect.
Most SOWO portable speakers, such as the Surgeboom and Soundwave series, are rated IPX7 or IP67, meaning they can be submerged in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes. Always check your specific model's manual to confirm.
If the speaker is unresponsive or fails to pair, you can usually reset it by holding the power button for 8-10 seconds, or checking for a small reset pinhole on the device connection panel.