Good Value

Had a labtech 2.1 subwoofer and satellite speaker system that was very inexpensive and produced great fidelity from laptop or PC for over 25 years. Alas, all good things come to an end. Shopped for a similary configured replacement system with seperate bass level adjustement and finally came across this reasonably priced cyber acoustics gear. I really like the desktop remote that includes on off switch, bass and volume control, with headphone and aux out ports on the desktop control. Am super happy with what I got and would definitely recommend this gear for a vast improvement on old Dell laptop speakers.Happy listening!

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Nice Speakers

Real good sound for the money. Not wireless, so you have to have the right output jack on your machine.

Better than Logitech and less expensive

Great bass with separate control and it is nice and loud. Left and right speakers are also great quality.

Review

Sounded decent

Computer speaker

This set of speaker works really good.

Great control. Nice base tremendous sound.

I have bought a number of these systems over the years. This is one of the best sounding ones that I’ve heard in a long time.I’ve got it in a 900 square-foot open room and it fills the whole room with sound and the base is wonderful.

Fantastic set of speakers, well worth the money!

I got these to replace an more expensive set of speakers that were twice the price, but it had developed a short in the cord that just kept getting worse. A friend helped me splice a new plug onto it, but that didn’t last long. For a while I was just using my Alexa speaker, which has decent sound for what it is, but that doesn’t compare to something with a subwoofer.I debated back and forth between this model and the two similar models with higher watts, but eventually settled on this on.It is really good! It’s very loud, and was very easy to hookup.One review mentioned the volume adjuster part, which is two wires connected to a circle, and how it was poorly designed because the plugs are on the front… I almost didn’t get this because of that, but it’s not a concern whatsoever. Those to plugs are only for headphones or axillary, not for just plugging it in. And even so, I didn’t find it to be in the way.The only cons, which seem to be very common with all of these, doesn’t matter the brand, is that the audio cables and the speaker wires are hard wired. I don’t understand why they can’t just make these removable plugs. Not only does it make setup a lot easier (putting the speaker where you want it and then running the wires, rather than having to move things and adjust things out of the way because everything is connected), but it doesn’t allow you to replace them later if they get damaged (or if you just wanted a longer cable).

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Not 60 watts. Only 35.

When I bought this it said 60 watt system which isnt a whole lot, but when I got it, the sticker on the box said 35 and the sub did too. Its a year and a half old and now the driver is going out or overheating on the sub. Sometimes works, sometimes doesnt. Satellites are fine.

Impressively loud and full sounding.

I love the adjustable gain, the remote volume and 3.5 aux Jack outlet is a great feature, the sound quality is pretty big from such small component speakers, offers more bass than one could need for a simple 2.1 system. The ONLY con is the power switch on mine isnt crisp enough. Doesn’t toggle on/off solidly and snappy but loosely and can easily work its way to off.

Works But

I bought another because of the sound. The first one I bought started buzzing after a year then quit working. I probably should have bought a different make but I like the sound of this one a lot so I’ll try again. So when it works it works great. The only problem may be how long it keeps working. I am not sure what is broken. one of the two circuit boards or wiring. So far I have checked all but 6 wires and they are OK> I can see nothing obviously wrong on the PWBs