MILESEEY GeneSonic Pro Detachable Golf GPS Speaker

Make sure both are powered on.

On the Handheld, go to Bluetooth and select "GeneSonic Pro" to connect.

You can also dock the Handheld onto the Speaker to auto-connect.

No. Since golf is usually a quieter setting, the Speaker won't auto-play after connecting—you can start music manually whenever you're ready.

You can use the volume buttons on the Speaker, adjust it on your phone, or use the volume slider on the Handheld.

You can use the Play/Pause button on the Speaker, control it from your phone, or use the music controls on the Handheld.

To turn it on, press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds.

To turn it off, press and hold for 5 seconds, or swipe down and tap the Power icon.

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on both.

On the Handheld, swipe down and tap the GeneSonic device name to connect, or simply dock it onto the Speaker. When connected, the wireless icon will turn blue.

Turn on Bluetooth on the Handheld.

Find the # ID in Settings → General → About

Then in the app go to Devices → Add Device and select the matching # ID.

You'll see "Connected" once it's paired.

No, the Handheld can only stay connected to one Speaker at a time.

If you want to switch, disconnect the current Speaker first, then pair the new one.

First, tap the Golf icon on Home.

Then, wait for GPS to lock, choose your course and tee box.

You can swipe down and tap the Announcements icon;

Or go to Golf → Settings → Announcements and toggle it on.

In the Golf screen, go into Edit, pick a hole, update strokes/putts/fairway info, then save.

You can also swipe up, select a hole, and edit from there.

Yes. You can use it outdoors—it's built for outdoor use with an IP67 rating, so it can handle dust and wet conditions.

You can wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Please avoid using chemical cleaners directly on the device.

You can fully charge the Speaker in about 1–2 hours under normal conditions.

You can try these quick steps: make sure both devices are on and Bluetooth is enabled.

If your phone can't connect, put the Speaker back into pairing mode and try again.

If the Handheld can't connect, dock it onto the Speaker or reconnect from the wireless list.

If it still doesn't work, restart both and try again.

You can move the devices closer and reduce obstacles/interference.

If needed, restart both devices. As a last step, forget the connection and pair again.

This is usually caused by interference, obstacles, or too much distance.

Try moving closer, reducing blockages, and staying away from areas with lots of wireless devices. Switching to a clearer location can help too.

You can move to an open area with fewer obstructions, make sure your course data is up to date in the app, and restart the Handheld if needed.

Make sure both are on and Bluetooth is enabled.

Keep the Handheld close to the Speaker (within about 10 meters), or simply dock the Handheld onto the Speaker to reconnect.

If it still won't connect, restart both devices and try again.

You can press and hold the Power button for 5 seconds to shut it down.

If it's still unresponsive, press and hold for 10 seconds to force reset.

You can press and hold the Power button for 10+ seconds to force shut down and reset, then turn it back on. If it still isn't normal, try running the OTA update again.

If the issue remains, please contact support for service.

You can open the app, go to Devices, and use Find My Device (the Handheld needs to be locatable for this to work).

You can start by checking the volume level.

Then try switching the EQ, make sure nothing is blocking the Speaker, and confirm the wireless connection is stable.

Distortion is usually caused by volume being too high, low-quality audio, or the device getting too warm.

Try lowering the volume first, switch to a higher-quality audio source, and let it cool down if it feels hot.

You can try a full cycle—drain the battery low, then charge it to 100% to recalibrate.

Also check for firmware updates. If it's still off, please contact support.

This can happen with high volume, cold temperatures, or an unstable wireless connection. Try lowering the volume, use it in a milder environment, and keep the connection as stable as possible.

Usually not—your saved settings should stay the same.

If you have anything important, it's still a good idea to back it up before updating.

Just swipe down to open the menu, then tap the EQ Mode icon to switch between modes.

Once the Handheld is connected to the app, you'll get an update prompt if new firmware is available (you'll see a red dot on the version).

Here's what the common fields mean:

+12: your total score vs. par

35: usually your total strokes so far

FAIRWAY: your tee-shot landing distribution (left/center/right)

APPROACH: your approach-shot landing distribution (green/long/short/left/right)

HOLE (P3/P4): the hole's par

S: strokes for that hole

FIR: fairway hit (not counted on par-3 holes)

GIR: green in regulation

P: putts

You can attach the Speaker securely to metal parts of a golf cart—no extra mount needed—so it stays put over bumps and is easy to grab and go.

It's tuned for normal golf-cart bumps. If you place it on a flat metal surface, it should stay secure.

For very rough terrain, avoid high speeds and avoid placing it on edges where it can get knocked.

It can, in some cases. To be safe, keep it away from the cart's electronics (like the dashboard, GPS, or battery system) and mount it on metal areas farther away, such as the rear rail.

The magnet is designed to meet applicable safety standards, so it's safe for everyday use. If you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, please check with your doctor or keep at least 50 cm (20 in) away.

Please use caution—the magnet may pull on metal jewelry and could cause scratches. We recommend adult supervision.

Please don't keep it close to magstripe cards (bank/access cards), sensitive electronics (phones, watches, cameras, laptop drives), or precision tools (rangefinders, compasses).

The magnet may demagnetize or interfere with them.

Magstripe data usually can't be restored once demagnetized. You'll need to contact the card issuer and replace the card.

For the best hold, place it on a flat metal surface. Also try to keep it away from control electronics and wiring areas to reduce the chance of interference.

In normal use (normal temperature, dry conditions, no hard impacts), the magnet weakens very slowly and should last a long time. If it suddenly feels weaker, it's usually due to debris on the contact surface, an impact, or housing deformation. You can clean the surface and check for damage—if needed, please contact support.