I bought for work and I had two mandatory items 1. Discreet appearance. 2. To make the speakers play well at low volume In the end, very satisfied! At low volume, I hear everything. Thanks to a slight excess of bass, it is not lost even at low volumes, and if you add it, you can arrange dances. Its pros: 1. Good sound 2. Very cool appearance. Everything is very simple, but tasteful. They don't catch the eye like other PC speakers. There are no indicators or lights! 3. The presence of a…

These speakers are a bit pricey, especially compared to other $100 computer speakers, but they meet my expectations. I work in IT and apart from the usual things like listening to music I do a lot of vlogging and video conferencing on my desktop and that's where these speakers really shine. They make your music sound good, and they make a simple sound (in my case, a person speaking on the speakerphone with a lot of ambient noise) audible. These might not be great speakers if you're looking for…

Holy Cow! They are amazing! So I understand these are entry-level Bose speakers and I can almost certainly spend five times (or more) on Bose speakers. But I didn't want to. I need to edit a video (in Adobe Premiere Pro CC) for a college class and my iMac speakers just can't do the job (shit). I went to Revain to buy a pair of $5 speakers. Then I realized that I want to get an A in this class (among other things, I get grades for sound). Oh yeah, and it occurred to me that I'm not 15 anymore…

I bought them and Yamaha NX-50 premium computer speakers. I have had the same Sony SRS-D21 2.1 speaker system for almost 5 years and am very happy with it. I never realized how much I missed the music when I had this. I received the Companion III speakers first in the mail and tested them about 5 days before these NX-50s arrived. What I liked about Bose: 1. Doesn't distort the sound even at maximum volume for any type of music2. No feedback noise when the volume control is set to maximum and…