Why won’t my Onyx Studio 3 stay on?

For me, the issue turned out to be a failing internal battery. Here’s what I did:
1. Battery Replacement: Ordered a replacement battery from a reliable electronics parts site.
2. Opened the Device: Carefully pried open the speaker using a slim tool.
3. Installed the New Battery: Swapped out the old battery with the new one, resealed the device, and it started working perfectly. It’s pretty much like having a new speaker.

After quite a bit of experimentation, I found it was related to bad software. Here’s what I did:
– Software Factory Reset: Power off the speaker. While it’s off, press and hold the Bluetooth button and the volume up button for around 20 seconds until the LED light blinks rapidly. This restores it to factory settings. Reconnect your devices and see if it stays on. That did the trick for me.

Your frustration is absolutely understandable. I dealt with the same issue for quite a while. Eventually, I reached out to the customer support team. They were quick to respond and guided me step-by-step to diagnose the problem. It turned out it was a defect covered under the warranty. They replaced the defective unit with a new one, free of charge. I recommend contacting them directly.

I suspect your problem might be tied to firmware issues which can cause the speaker to shut down. Here’s what I did to resolve it:
1. Download Firmware Update: Visit the manufacturer’s website and download the latest firmware.
2. Connect via USB: Plug the speaker into your computer using a USB cable.
3. Run the Update: Follow the update instructions carefully. This stabilized my speaker and it stopped turning off randomly.

From previous experience with similar devices, I found that disconnecting and reconnecting all paired devices and starting afresh can solve such connectivity-related power issues:
1. Forget the Device: Make sure all devices that were connected to the speaker forget it.
2. Turn Bluetooth Off and On: Toggle the Bluetooth switch on your devices.
3. Re-pair: Pair the speaker as if it’s the first time. This often resets the connection, solving power issues linked to connectivity.

I encountered the same issue with my Onyx Studio 3. After a bit of trial and error, I found that the problem was actually with the power cable. I replaced it with a new one I bought online, and it has been functioning fine ever since. It appears that the cables provided can sometimes wear out quicker than expected, especially with frequent use. So, give that a shot.

I faced a similar problem, and I discovered it was a software glitch. Here’s my suggestion:
1. Reboot the Devices: Turn off both the speaker and the device it’s connected to completely.
2. Reconnect Them: Turn on the speaker first, then the device; make sure the Bluetooth is enabled and reconnect them.
3. Check for Interference: Sometimes, other electronic devices in the vicinity can interfere with Bluetooth connections, causing the speaker to shut off. Clear the space and try again.

Ran into this issue with my Onyx Studio 3 not too long ago, and it was due to overheating. What worked for me was:
– Ensure Proper Ventilation: Make sure your speaker has adequate ventilation. If it’s covered or situated in an enclosed space, it can overheat and shut down.
– Modify Usage Patterns: If you use it for long durations, give it occasional breaks to cool down. It has been stable since I started ensuring better airflow.

Looks like a power issue to me. Here’s what worked in my case:
1. Check the Battery: Ensure your Onyx Studio 3 is fully charged. Sometimes the battery indicator isn’t too accurate, so it’s worth leaving it to charge for a few hours.
2. Reset the Device: Hold down the play/pause button and the volume up button simultaneously for 10-15 seconds. This generally resets the device and can sometimes fix power issues.
3. Firmware Update: Occasionally, a firmware update is necessary. Check the manufacturer’s website for any updates and follow their instructions.