logitech pure-fi anywhere 2

I'm using iphone se for music there is no sound coming from logitech speakers. It was working fine it has power and remote works and my phone is playing tunes great. I have tried the reset button many times no luck with sound.

iPhone SE

Posted on Feb 10, 2023 12:25 PM

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