Computer Speakers With Aux Input

This, product does not have thunderous rave party bass, but it is an excellent choice that gives more expensive speakers a run for their money, and excels some of them as well.. Great sound, with or without an App, Offers a Aux input unlike JBL,and if you are into high resolution audio, it has that as well...Excellent sound for refined spaces, Gentrification without losing your apartment, so to speak...I wish i had gotten it in Polar Grey, but it is what it is... Soundcore continues to offer great value for your dollar if you are on a budget, and at the time of this review, B&H will soon have the Soundcore Mini for 25 dollars, which is a few years old and still holds up well and i can personally vouch for it as well, as it is a gem among cheap speakers, and it includes an Aux input unlike JBL's cheaper offerings, and whoever your favorite vocalist is, you will like their voice on it... To be clear, the Mini is for small spaces only, it is no competition whatsoever to any of JBL's small offerings volume wise and you cant clip it to anything, but is a great sounding 25 dollar speaker, if you dont mind the mini usb charging, as this speaker was out years before USB-C, but it has again, a Aux input, Micro SD Card inout, and 5 watt output, with a built in FM radio... Cant vouch for the radio, and it's not water resistant, but it's a nice little devil...

Dont know if my first try made it, but will say excellent sound for the price at 150.00, no Aux input, but since it's below 200 dollars, that's ok... Excellent sound for your office, wine cellar, man cave or nerd cave... Offers an indication of what a Flip 7 might sound like in the future... You wont fill up Yankee Stadium, Coachella, or Burning Man with sound, but it is great for it's size, and i highly recommend it.

Superior sound, Simple controls, Great AM reception, has aux input jack(for ipod).

good quality way to interface your turntable to your record your vinyl. preamp useful way to connect a turntable to a aux input.

Hooked up to the Aux input using a 3.5mm to RCA adapter cable. Works perfectly. The only setup glitch was with the Apple Home App. This was the first device to it, so it took about 30 minutes to get past the downloading accessories and scenes screen, in order to reset the Home database. Then it was just seconds to setup. Belkin app updated the firmware without a hitch, also. Curious why folks are getting issues. Patience grasshopper. Remember also, that the volume setting on the device that you are streaming FROM, affects the volume when using Airplay. The initial setting the first time you connect will be at full down. Folks that are having low volume issues should check this. I have no complaints. Get one.

I just wrote a review but realized why the aux input would not work for me. I usually lower the in camera input volume really low to keep a clean signal but if you have it too low you will not receive audio from your mp3 via aux input no matter how loud you have it set from the audio source as the input of the camera is not allowing enough signal to pass through if the cameras volume is set too low. I do not have to do this with the other inputs as I can raise those signal levels high enough to keep the cameras input levels really low. I hope that makes sense and helps someone else out!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to revive my old speakers that only have an AUX cord! I have many speakers that do not have a Bluetooth function and this fixed it all. This is great for those that want to keep their old speakers (w/aux) but want to have bluetooth also.

I have a pair of these with a sub. These speakers are exceptional - simply put. We have this connected via Ethernet and aux in from our LP player. If you are on the fence, don't be - get a pair of fives and be ready to enjoy! Sonos - would LOVE to be able to use these alongside my theater setup as front speakers (already have the ones surround + sub).

My Behringer X1204USB mixer died after many years of faithful service. After looking around, I noticed that a lot of small USB mixers don't have proper send and returns - this is a key feature for me as I like to do mix-minus with my friends on Zoom and Discord. This mixer - for less than $100 - sounds great, gives me just what I need and nothing more. One thing folks like about USB is that there's no messing with line levels into your computer. If you know what you're doing you can set the input level on the computer just where you need and almost never bother with it again. Build quality is great, the knobs have the right amount of firmness when turned. Layout is mostly clear, though the phantom power button being between the headphone and aux master is a weird choice. One thing that I didn't realize until I was trying it out is that the aux send is a mono output. Not a huge dealbreaker (especially for things like vocal effects sends or mix-minus to a remote listener who needs to hear other content) but worth noting. It does the vast majority of what I want it to do without issue. Strongly recommended.

it's great for computer speakers