Computer Speaker Reviews

the sound quality is low and the laptop sounds better and louder without these speakers. The usb plug in feature limits the speakers to only laptops also

2 user reviews

I purchased this for my parents to use when they use skype. I wanted them to be able to have a hands free conversation in the room with someone on the other end of the Skype connection. The speaker itself works ok, as they can hear me fine. The...

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Nice sound, and they are ideal for my partially sighted daughter because one of the speakers has a large volume control on the rear.

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Have wanted an iPod docking station with DAB radio & alarm and bought this upon a recommendation. Although other reviews criticise the sound output, I have found it very acceptable for the DAB and FM radio stations as well as the iPod. It picks up more...

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Price for Duality is Rs. 1600, which is not bad. The sound quality has some unevenness in frequency response levels, but all sets at this price do have these issues. Mainly it does not distort, and does go till a loud enough level for a room. Bass is...

2 expert reviews

You get what you pay for.

2 user reviews

I bought this sound tube to resolve an issue with a windows 7 upgrade on my fujitsu, wanted to take the shortcut to get a mic in and out. I have had it less than a week and will be returning it. The whole retro tube concept is great-the blue light...

2 user reviews

The "I-Dog" and "I-Dog Amp'd" and all those type of things ( I don't know if there are more xD ) are very easy to use, very fun, and cute, and it gets music through its speakers very well. This would have has 5 stars if it werent for one thing, they...

3 user reviews

I love these speakers, I bought them shortly after I bought my mp3 player because I wanted to be able to play my music at the office and we aren't allowed to put any programs or download anything on our work computers. The low volume doesn't bother me...

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Good fro the price, no depth to the sound. Not great considering todays excellent sounds from speakers. The price was right though. Will only be keeping these until a better, inexpensive set can be found. USB is for the power= great option!

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The Ewest is a very practical tool for those of us who like to be in the wilderness observing and hearing its sounds. The reproduction of some of the sounds is very well compared to the "real McCoy". However the down side to this wonderful tool is...

3 user reviews

Easy to travel with a surprisingly good sound from such a small speaker system

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The sound quality of this device is OK for the price, but no better. It sounds as you'd expect it to; like a clock radio. However, adding a sub woofer (a cheap one from a 2:1 PC speaker set is fine) makes a huge difference, and takes the sound to the...

3 user reviews

I tested this against a number of comparatively priced ipod docks in store - it outperformed all of them. It can succesfully fill and entertain a large room of drunkards, with decent bass and without distorting at high volumes. I was really surprised...

3 user reviews

These are sitting in my cube right now. The sound is just fine if you're not planning on cranking the volume.

3 user reviews

If you're looking for low BG music then this kit is OK. As soon as you give the volume a bit of wellie, it sounds like a tin can, rattling away like the Northern Line. Packs away neatly in a suitcase, but, if you leave it at your hotel, may be it's a...

4 user reviews

I have owned this set of speakers going on 7 years. I have ran them hard using them for monitors on a keyboard, computer speakers, and hosting parties indoors and out. These things just won't burn out. I have ran them at full volume for 4+ hours, and...

4 user reviews

VERY stylish in appearance, small and cute. Also, Satechi staff was very,very helpful with correcting some issues with my purchase. However, my set buzzes at anything above the very lowest volume. If style is your only criterion you will do OK. If...

3 user reviews

A recommended set of desktop computer speakers. It delivers quality sound for a competitive price.

2 expert reviews

I bought this to accompany a new computer set-up for a school film club I'm setting up with a colleague. I have the Powermax 1300 (2:1 set-up) which is thoroughly excellent and thought this would be a safe buy.My biggest gripe with this machine is the...

3 user reviews

Jazz debuts on our site with an ultra cool looking model J8902. Let's get up close and personal with it

2 expert reviews

They are really great. I bought another set of speakers that were much more expensive and they were terrible. I brought them back. My sister is getting Philips. She loves the way they sound.

4 user reviews

I figured that you only get [junk] for work but these turned out to be very good speakers - especially for a small office. Work fine. Easy to hook up and lasted for a few years with good performance already. If you're not looking to rock the house...

2 user reviews

It looks cool, sound is clear but not very loud. I think if I heard it first I would have shopped around. Not many hold the IPad though hooking it up to this one isn't easy.

2 user reviews

Much smaller than in the picture. Connects via USB, no wires, no batteries. The flexible adjustable metal gooseneck allows you to position the speaker in any direction so you can plug it into front, side, or back USB ports on your laptop or desktop. It...

5 user reviews