Computer Speakers With Usb Plug

These are great little speakers to plug into your computer. Just plug into the USB, and they're ready to go. Nice sound for such a small inexpensive unit.

Works great. The only thing to know is that you must plug the USB into the computer directly and not into a USB hub. If you plug into a hub the software won't see it!

Routed up through my desk so I don't have to reach the back of the computer to plug in USB components.

Plug the battery directly into any power adapter, or a computer USB-A port to charge the battery with the provided cord.

Does exactly what it should ... card slides in and locks in place, plug into computer USB port, mount on complete.

I was amazed at the sound coming out of these very affordable speakers. Plug 'n' Play on my old Win 7 computer. I didn't know the internet could carry such a wide spectrum of sound.

Perfect just what I needed to plug in my smart phone into my work speakers without having to lose the sound from my computer.

At the $190 sale price I picked it up for, this would be a great deal even if it was just an ordinary QHD 24 monitor. But the built-in extras add a ton of versatility: - I'm able to connect my laptop with only one USB-C cable that carries power, video signal, and USB data to the built-in hub that I plug my USB devices into, providing a true one-cable docked setup with no need for an external dock. - The built-in camera and mic are really good quality, way better than even the fairly nice ones built into my laptop. - 90Hz refresh rate is nice for more smoothness. - 400 nits of brightness makes it not look like the typical dim desktop monitor. - Includes speakers which are better than my laptop's, but still not great for playing music. The only thing I feel it's missing is an audio out jack, so that if you do have external speakers, you can plug them right into the monitor rather than the laptop or getting a USB audio DAC to plug into the monitor. And the speakers could be better, so you don't feel the need to buy external ones in the first place. Though admittedly this is a lot to ask of a monitor's built-in speakers, especially at this price point. Regardless, if you're looking for a 24 screen at 122 DPI, I don't think you can go wrong with this monitor.

It's cheap and lets you plug analog speakers / headphones into USB-C devices, including Android devices. Sound quality seems solid, would be nice if it came in black but otherwise no complaints.

USB speakers that plug & play without a hitch and with excellent performance at very low price. Very economical and reliable.