Computer Speakers, 24W Bluetooth Computer Soundbar, 3.5mm Aux-in Computer Speakers for Desktop Monitor, Computer Sound Bar with Deep Impactful Bass, Gaming Speakers for PC Powered by AC Adapter

About the size of my forearm, puts out some decent clean sound with cool LED light.
Build:The build quality is pretty standard, hard plastic case with metal grills in front of the two speakers. Rubber pads on the bottom for grip, pretty standard wall mount holes on the back. LED is on the bottom facing down, and is pretty bright. Not sure I liked the “reactive mode” but “breathe” was cool. Buttons on top are metal and easy to read and use, pretty simple as well. Ports in back are straight forward and includes the aux cable if you need it.Sound:I am surprised at how decent these speakers are at full sound without distorting horribly. The bass is…. meh.. at best, but enough that you have some feeling and bass feedback from it, let’s say it is passable. The mid and highs though are SUPER clear and for most music I played on it everything was very easy to hear, and I think I had better time in “Balanced” sound mode. This thing will not rock your room, but compared to a pc/laptop/tv speaker it is easily 5x the quality and loudness. While this will not beat any of the larger and much more expensive boom style BT speakers, it certainly can hold it’s only to anything around the same price.Sum up and others:So it has a AUX out, so I assume you can get another and do even larger multi-speaker setups, and I can see multiple speakers of this really being able to completely fill even large rooms. I wish it had RCA as well as optical inputs, that would really cover all setups in use, but the AUX port is 75% of most people uses.It is hard to stress how decent the mid and high ranges are on these speakers, very very very clear, even at higher volumes. One thing that was confusing is when connected via BT, you do not control the speaker volume via phone, so that threw me for a loop. The volume buttons are still needed on the device, unless you turn it up loud on device then use phone volume to fine tune down. All other controls work for BT, so no issues there, and holing down + or – will forward or back the song you on. Speaker for telephone calls is meh at best, it is obviously not really used for that and I expect that. It is serviceable, no one complained when I used it and will work fine for conference calls.All in all this is a pretty good value for the $ and if you like mid and highs this is VERY clear and nice to hear.*edit* updated my score to 5 stars because vendor got back to me directly to talk about the issues in my feedback. That is some great support!

Fairly impressed for the price
PC speakers are one of those products you can spend as little or as much as you want to. Even a $20 pair of speakers would have sufficed for what I needed. But I wanted more than something that would “get the job done”. This seemed like that level of quality I wanted for what I was willing to spend.In order to make this review easier, I thought I would break it down into individual components:SoundWhile it would be easy for me to criticize this bar for being limited in range, lacking substantial bass or any real separation, but that should be a given at this price point. With this in mind though, it’s pretty impressive. The overall sound stage is better than you would expect, the mids are surprisingly good and it’s pretty clear as long as you don’t max out the volume. Your source material matters too. Keep your expectations in check and you’ll be happy.DesignOne of the things that I like about this soundbar is that the controls are in line on the top. Since it’s on my desk, it’s really nice having tactile buttons that are clearly labeled. The overall build quality is good, and I appreciate the metal grill on the front as opposed to a fabric mesh. The relatively small size is nice as it fits my desk well (see picture). There are holes on the back for wall mounting but that does seem to contrast with the aforementioned design language of being on a desk. Finally, there is RGB lighting along the bottom, there’s a few different options or you can turn it off. It is annoying that it won’t remember settings, but at least you can change it.FunctionalityThe connectivity is pretty bare bones. You will get Bluetooth 5.0 and 3.5 mm aux port for both input and output. The aux out is a bit confusing to me because it simply tunnels the sound out to another source. This might seem useful for combining with another set of speakers, but it’s simply a bypass. Personally I would have rather had an optical input. It’s also irritating that the soundbar defaults to Bluetooth each time.Overall thoughts:While it’s not perfect, this soundbar is still a very solid performer for the money. This is great fit for an office or dorm room, but clearly not meant for a TV. If you want to step up, you’re going to be better off with a real 2.1 speaker system, but for the rest of us, this is a nice option.