Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers, 75W Powered Active Speaker with 4 Inch Woofer, HiFi Speaker with aptX Bluetooth USB for Home, Studio, Gaming, Set of 2, Black

I am very particular when it comes to sound. Being a drummer and a sound tech I know a bit about good sound. If you are looking for a well balanced sound with crisp highs and very nice lows, look no further. Just put in your cart and order them, you won't be disappointed

I've tested maybe a dozen speakers in the past couple weeks. A/B demo-ing and these turned out to be phenomenal for the size/price! using USB-Audio. It's not going to fill a big room with audio, but they have super impressive energy and bass. Easily big enough sound for near-field listening. Perfect for desktop. They blew away slightly cheaper/smaller speakers. I compared them to slightly bigger $300 bi-amp active kali usb monitors and these HOTMAY speakers may have an edge in bass, but seemed to lose some detail in the highs/mids compared to the much pricier competitor. The low end is great, energetic and tight. Impressive. At the same price , Neumi BS5P-ARC might be a better TV companion with HDMI-ARC and its bigger size getting louder filling larger rooms. For desktop/near-field bi-amped designs like Kali LP-UNF or Kanto ORA/4 will sound better. but will cost a lot more. Easy to recommend for those wanting great PC speakers with bass for under $200 that won't take over the desk size-wise.

I’m so very mixed about this review because I really like the way these speakers sound. I used all three options to connect, Bluetooth, USB and the AUX and they all sound great. The problem I have with these speakers is that they don’t have a remote; I think that at this price point of almost $200 dollars you should get a remote. There also is no dust cover, I can definitely live without dust covers since I play my speakers without their covers on them all the time, but where is the remote. If you’re sitting at your desk listening near field, reaching behind the speakers to push a button is not a big deal, but if you’re sitting away from them, getting up just to change from AUX to Bluetooth is inconvenient. And then there is adjusting the tone control, how do you adjust tone control from your listening position, get up adjust sit back down and get up again if you still need to adjust the Treble or Bass, I don’t think so, not for almost $200 Dollars. And I think that they sound the best, with the Bass set to neutral and a subwoofer added for the low end.

Decent build quality, sounds good hooked up to my pc. At first I thought they were too bright, which they are but very flat. Then I just modified it a bit by sealing the enclosure. Sounds way better this way in my opinion. I also hooked up my minivee sub and it bumps. What really bothers me, and is probably just a me problem, Is the fact that the left speaker is the master speaker with all the controls on the back and the sub out is a 3.5 mm jack, tf? Also the power indication light looks terrible and is way too bright. A remote would also have been nice. They are pretty overpriced as well. Should have retuned them, I would not recommend them. Spend a bit more for actual monitors.

I took a chance. I'm glad I did because these are incredible. They sound so good it's almost like it's not possible for their size. They are ported correctly, made of decent mdf and I found that by putting isolation feet on them it got rid of any thuddy, or muddy sound. They could use an optical toslink port IMHO, but other than that they are phenomenal little speakers that exceeded my expectations and I am glad I bought this little off brand. Thanks to the designer.