Computer Speakers, Desktop Speakers with 6 Colorful RGB Lights, Volume Control PC Speakers, USB Powered Gaming Speakers with 3.5mm Aux Cable for PC Monitor Laptop Tablet Phone

I love these speakers! The sound quality is good and I love that you can change the light color/pattern with the touch button on top.

A sound investment for speakers for a reasonable price.

UPDATE: My original review of these speakers was 5 stars and that was purely for the sound quality. Well, here we are a year later, (okay, technically a year and one month later), and my opinion of the sound quality of these speakers hasn't changed a bit. They're still 5 stars in that respect. I've been totally impressed with how good these sound. However, as many, many, negative reviews have stated, almost on schedule, these speakers have stopped working. And it's remarkable how similar the failure of them seems to follow the same pattern with almost everyone. First, they magically start turning themselves back on after you've switched them off. While annoying, throughout this behavior, they at least continue to function as speakers. Then, after doing that for a week or two, the lights start getting wonky. You're supposed to be able to change their display by tapping on top of the right speaker with your finger. When they reach this point, you can beat them silly and they may or may not display correctly or, even if they do, they may automatically go back to the highly annoying visual rainbow assault which is their default setting. While I have used them daily for the last year, they have been treated gently and have had a permanent place on my computer desk, in a non smoking, temperature controlled, environment, rarely ever even being moved or jostled. And still, their lifespan seems to have come to an end in just over a year. They don't work anymore. I don't know how much longevity we should reasonably expect from a pair of speakers in the under $20 range, but I have speakers from the 90s that still work. In any event, here's how I think we should view these. For the price and size, they're really good sounding. Okay, so you'll probably have to throw them out after 10 months to 2 years. But, despite this failure, I actually came back here to buy them again although they're not currently available. So, I figured as long as I'm here, I'd update my review. But, I don't know, I guess I'll try another brand, but I did really like these. Rather than be mad at the manufacturer, I prefer to think of them as pioneers of the "Disposable Speaker". You have to admire them for coming up with such a novel concept. When you use them up, just throw them away and buy another pair. Anyway, just know that if you buy these, and I'm not saying you shouldn't, you may well have to replace them before too long. In the meantime, they'll sound great and work as intended. ********************* ORIGINAL REVIEW: Full disclosure, I bought these because I expected them to sound like cheap, typical, consumer speakers. In other words, pretty bad. And that's what I wanted them to sound like. I'm a recording artist and music producer and realized that with all of my professional-level monitors that are designed to sound as flat and as accurate as possible for mixing, I really didn't have anything that represented what the average person listens to music on to use as an additional mix reference and I wanted to make sure my mixes translated well even on bad systems. Since I didn't have any speakers like that, I figured these would do. While these did have many reviews praising their sound quality, I frankly didn't put much stock in those opinions as I really don't think most people who are not music professionals are that picky or would really be able to tell the difference between good and bad speakers. So I purchased these expecting sound that was tinny, lacking bass end, over-exaggerated in certain frequencies while other frequencies are totally absent, etc. Well, in that respect, I was disappointed, because these are remarkably well-balanced and actually sound pretty good on a wide variety of musical genres. No, they don't have kickin' bass, (nor is that a desirable trait for most music . . . sorry, owners of Beatz headphones), but the bass is very well represented within the limitations of speakers this size and deliver all you would reasonably want for the vast majority of musical styles. Nor are they tinny and shrill on the high end as is the case with so many inexpensive speakers. Again, the majority of frequencies are decently present and accounted for in respectable amounts all across the frequency spectrum. They don't reach ear-bleeding decibel levels, but they have plenty of volume, again, all most people could reasonably want for most home use. So, there you go. They kind of sound too good for the particular purpose I had in mind for them. But they have sold a lot of these and if this is representative of the kind of speakers most people are listening to music on (aside from their phones and earbuds, that is), then I guess they will suffice to use as an additional reference for my mixes. I can't speak to their longevity, as some reviewers have said they stopped working after a short amount of time but, for the price, in terms of the sound quality, these are really quite impressive.

Buscaba unas bocinas para mi monitor y realmente estás bocinas son excelentes. Tienen un buen sonido sin importar a qué volumen las coloques y si te gustan las luces RGB, tiene una buena variedad para cumplir con ese aspecto (e igualmente si no te gustan, pueden apagarse) Si buscas algo bueno a un precio accesible, estás pueden ser las que requieres.

This equipment is expensive for the sound quality it has, which is not the best.