OHAYO 60W Computer Speakers for Music and Gaming, Active Bluetooth 5.3, Stereo 2.0 Speakers for Desktop PC or Laptop, 3.5mm Aux RCA USB Input, 1 Pair, Black

As it says in the title it's kind of a Best of both worlds. These speakers are definitely better than your average PC monitors or your typical speakers that you pick up at Walmart etc. they could definitely be louder however for the cost and the quality I'm receiving from them I can pick up Hertz frequencies from -20 Hertz all the way up to 22.8 k-hz. The appearance of mine are pretty nice I chose the black ones which came out pretty slick with my arteria mini fees to interface. I like the fact that it has multiple different modes of input including old school analog if you're running it from

These OHAYO 60W speakers were exactly what I was looking for. Setup was easy, and connecting them to my TV via Bluetooth took only a few minutes. I mounted them on shelves beside the TV, ($10 on Amazon),that are just large enough for the speakers.The improvement in sound quality is obvious. Voices are clearer, movie soundtracks sound great and everything sounds richer and more enjoyable than with the TV’s built-in speakers. Great value and easy to use. Highly recommended.

To the reviewer that said that a 3" Speaker has no bass. I would HOPE it didn't. Size matters. But you would also be wrong. For their size these speakers EXCEEDED all expectations I had for them. They sound great via Bluetooth and USB Input. The 3.5mm sounds more hollow and slightly less volume only HONEST problem I could really find with them. The tweeter is real. They make plenty of sound for the room they went in. Setting them up was literally just out of the box, plugged in everything quickly, bluetooth to my phone and off to the races. Then I tried it on my mom's PC with the 3.5mm provide

These speakers are good for small spaces. Easy setup and good sound quality. The price point is also good and the design and quality is good. As illustrated in the attached image, these speakers are compatible (use red and white to aux for this particular setup) with my 1996 JVC XL-F108Bk cd player.My only complaint is the volume control buttons and the mechanics of it. There’s a delay I’m experiencing when you turn the volume control button up and down.But overall I’m satisfied with this OHAYO product.

These are pretty decent, I have been satisfied overall for the price. 60W is a good floor, I don't like to go lower than a 50W driver. I mostly listen to talking and quieter forms of music like live analog ensembles, a lot of them foreign. They are very clear with talking voices and do a good job with the exception of rock music, where then you do notice that you're listening to an inexpensive speaker. For my purposes, they are performing quite well. When they turn on, a female voice says "audio in".

standard size little speakers. bought them because my dad's TV speakers weren't meshing with his hearing aids very well. these are noticably clearer and he is able to have the volume down lower and still hear everything. while that is great for him, after experiencing the speakers today with him i can tell you they are not going to knock your socks off. they are clear, and easy to use, look nice and have lots of ways to connect them but they are very standard. if you don't need a subwoofer they sound just fine and i can't imagine you not liking them. if you want a subwoofer, logitech makes a 2

Constant static noise once a source is hooked up and signal is sent to start providing audio. This happened through USB-C, Bluetooth and Aux line in. I didn’t test the RCA after testing the other 3. I also tried plugging in to different outlets, not near electrical devices, and it was still there. There’s likely a grounding issue somewhere but I’m not educated enough on power to say for certain or fix it myself. The static was even present during the loud person telling me which input was connected. They look nice but these and another are made at the same place with a different logo/brand att

I was in the market for a replacement pair of PC speakers and after doing some research on Amazon reading reader comments, I purchased the OHAYO 60W Computer Speakers. These are impressive speakers not at just $55 but even at $150. They punch several times over their price. Packaging is very good and they arrived in perfect shape. They have very high quality construction. I dual boot all my PCs with Win11 and Linux Mint and these speakers work fine whether connecting via Bluetooth, USB cable, or 3.5mm headphone jack cable (included). I have a couple of home theatre systems and have a need for