Replace Aux On Computer Speakers

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...

I do Youtube content creation and I was looking to replace my 3 piece computer speakers that I previously used for pc gaming with something more mature and accurate with sound profiles for audio recording. These are excellent for the intended purpose given that they only cost $200 but reflect sound you'd expect in a professional studio. I will say that they provide adequate bass but if you really want the thump and vibration for bass heavy frequencies you'd probably also want to spend on the subwoofer that can be purchased separately, I haven't turned these up full volume yet because I don't feel like intentionally angering neighbors but the audio is enough to fill whatever room you put them in and possibly the next several rooms as well. Very pleased with my purchase

I tried a few options to replace a very old broken pair of small Roland desk speakers used with my computer. These have a higher price but they sound great!

Picked these up to replace an ancient pair of computer speakers I've been using. They have a very well balanced sound to them. No very low bass but I wouldn't expect it from speakers this small. What they have is well balanced, low but not boomy. Good clear crisp top end with nice transient response. Snappy. Using a behringer audio interface and driving them very nicely from the main outs. Not as nice as my JBL L100's but1/5 the size and 1/4 the cost! Just the thing for my audio editing workstation! So far I like them a lot.

I bought these speakers to replace an ancient set of Labtec USB computer speakers. Specs alone told me they would sound vastly superior to those older speakers and they do. For the small room and relatively low volume levels that I use, they have power and range that is well in excess of what's needed. The resulting sound is smooth, well-balanced from bass through mid-range to treble and free of distortion. What marked these speakers out from the competition were the many different inputs available, in particular the two Toslink optical inputs to a built-in DAC that I use for the two separate desktops on my computer desk. These bypassed the mild hum problems that my tangle of wires and dodgy grounding induced in any analog speaker that I tried, leaving me with a very high quality sound. Very satisfied.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

[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