Audiocore AC870 6W USB Cube Portable Bookshelf Speakers PC/Laptop/Tablet (Red)

Night this for my nephew and these are really good for the price. Has some base and good sound quality. Aux connection is always handy.

I’ve been using IEMs for a while now and wanted a cheap pair of speakers until I could afford something more expensive akin to the speakers I owned previously.Looking to just use them for when I watch shows while I eat, I wasn’t expecting much but they have surprised me. They can get fairly loud, and sound very clear.The only downsides I can notice in my limited time using them, are that they aren’t the best for gaming, especially FPS (lack of detail, hard to hear precise audio). You could get away with using them, but my IEMs are great so I cringe when I try to use the speakers for gaming.Music is actually not too bad. I haven’t tried them at max but when I don’t want my ears plugged these work just fine.The biggest complaint I have about these speakers are the cable lengths and position. The left speaker is the house for the cables but the right speaker cable has to cross over the usb and input cables, reducing how far apart they can be, just a little. The cables are fairly short. I haven’t measured them, but in my experience you might need an extender for one of the cables (USB extender or AUX). I would probably need both if my monitor didn’t have a 3.5mm jack.Overall, fair price in my opinion.

Good little speakers that packs a punch well worth the price too.

Better then my laptop speakers.Sound quality drops off at higher volume levels and they're not great for music as they don't have the range.But they are fine for listening to youtube, audio books etc.

If useing in a tablet , don't do it , too much static

Got these because they were cheap and I specifically didn't want bluetooth/usb etc. The USB is for POWER ONLY, the sound is fed in via a 3.5mm sterero plug which means it's compatible with that works laptop (which has been locked down so you can't add bluetooth speakers etc). These are not hifi or audiophile speakers, but I can clearly hear people speaking outside the room with the door shut which is what I wanted. They are very cheap, light and relatively small, but with a big sound where it counted for me.If you want something which can kick out the tunes at high volume then maybe not, but if you want a cheap no-fuss solution to hear your mates on those crappy speakers they put in pads and phones then - oh yeah.

Very good sound and as described

I was looking for small inexpensive speakers for a mini PC, just for a bit of youtube, news, radio etc.These work surprisingly well, much louder than expected or needed and are fine for casual use.The volume control on the back isn't easy to access once speakers in place and as they are so light it would be easy to move out of place while trying. However if you set the volume roughly where you need it, then you just adjust in in windows / linux desktop controls.No pops, clicks, crackers, buzz or any of that nonsense I've had with more expensive devices.Overall, happy enough for the price.