BluedeeComputer Speakers, Bluetooth Computer Soundbar, HiFi Stereo, 3.5mm Aux-in Connection, USB Powered Computer Speakers for Desktop Monitor, PC, Laptop, Tablets

This Bluegee soundbar is perfect for the desktop or laptop. It takes little space, and provides robust sound for the price, and gives you options for how to control and use it. I like the dial volume control on its side -- a throwback to earlier days but very convenient. It has several different colored LED lights to choose from if you like that sort of thing. Connect via audio cable or via bluetooth. The sound quality doesn't disappoint, and it is white, which matches my computer (not the standard black color of most soundbars) which is a surprising plus. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

Really nice under-monitor speakers, decent base, mid range, much better than the one I'm replacing. HOWEVER, the sound quality DEPENDS on a good power source. It uses USB for its power, and if you plug the USB connector into some power sources, you will get a "buzz" that doesn't go away (even with the volume turned down), and audio may be distorted. I tried the USB connector on my desk lamp, as well as a dedicated plug in phone charger, and both initiated the hum/distortion. However, when I plugger the speaker power into an open USB port of my laptop's docking hub, the hum went away, and the audio sounded wonderful. Moral of the story is, try plugging the USB power into multiple and various power sources, to get rid of the hum and distortion.

I bought this speaker because I was tired of using headphones and didn't want ugly traditional speakers cluttering my desk. After reviewing a bunch of different options this is the speaker I decided to go with. It's nice, but there are some things I wish it had:1) The volume control doesn't have limits. The knob just spins endlessly, so it's hard to know exactly what the volume is set to. There also isn't a mute indicator. You click the knob once to mute, click to unmute, but there is no audible or visual indicator that anything is muted in the first place.2) The sound is okay for the most part. Props for having a headphone jack in the front! It does sound a little tin-y on the mids and high-mids, but the bass is surprisingly good for the little soundbar that it is. i don't have any issues with the sound quality for the price myself, I didn't buy it for the speaker quality, I bought it to get rid of my headphones lol.3) The RGBs (Yes, a little nitpicky I know) only have a rainbow option. I can't tell if that's the only option, but it's the only one that exists as far as I can tell. Also, the green LEDs on the left and right never turn off. I have my soundbar being powered from the wall because my PC is running low on USB ports and, because you can't turn the soundbar itself off, the LEDs never turn off either.4) Speaking of #3, there is no power button. The only way to turn it off is to have it plugged in to your computer and put it to sleep or unplug the soundbar from the wall if its wall powered. The volume button, since it free spins, doesn't have an off "notch".Overall I enjoy it, but there are just a few nitpicky things that I'd like to have. That being said, I rated it 4 stars for those missing features (Mainly the lack of a volume indicator and power button). I didn't really take RGB or speaker quality into my review since you get what you pay for, and for $40 (What I paid due to it being a flash deal), this thing doesn't look half bad, and it doesn't sound half bad either 😀

The speakers exceeded my goal of reducing clutter on my desk. The speakers were compact enough to fit under my PC monitor. My previous 2.1 speaker system was doing fine but I wanted to reduce the space on my desktop and the wires underneath, so I went with these USB speakers. The packaging was good and tidy. Installation was very simple, truly plug-and-play, I can control the volume and switch to Bluetooth mode via its knob.Decent sound quality for the price, Loud enough as a USB computer speaker. If you are looking for more bass, it may not the best choice. Anyway, it's a good buy for me.

Good concept for a speaker but the sound quality simply isn’t there. No bass. All treble. I expected better for $60. I’m going to return it and get something better.Edit: alright. I’m torn. I figured out how to enable bass boost and it’s better now but not much. I’m torn. It’s sleek and has two cords other than my $20 speaker with tweeters. But the old setup I got for $20 seems better than this. I don’t know. I’m torn. It’s cool looking and the sound is good enough for watching videos and whatnot. Just don’t trust it as a dedicated music speaker. Just grab some headphones instead.

Looks nice online, but I had it open for less than an hour and already decided to return it.The volume control knob is nifty and I was able to play/pause Netflix from my speaker. The white color and the RGB are pretty, but those are probably my only prosOne of the features I was most excited for was the RGB setting that followed the rhythm of the music, as shown in one of the product videos. However, I have received my product and the manual only says there are two RGB modes, on and off.There is little control of the RGB, which isn’t terrible, but even if you turn off the lights, the sides still glow constant, solid green (aka no gradient) and it cannot be changed. It feels half done.Also, I don’t think there is a mechanism for turning it off rather than just unplugging it, so if I wanted to wire it into the back of my desktop computer, I would have to plug and unplug it every time to turn it off and on. The speaker did NOT go off on its own when I put my computer to sleep.Lastly, when I connected it to my desktop via Bluetooth, the sound kept breaking up, but the problem went away when I connected via AUX cord. That being said it was good sound quality, but that deems the Bluetooth accessibility worthless and if I wanted AUX speakers, I would’ve bought AUX speakers.