Review on Computer ARCHEER Bluetooth Dual Channel Smartphones by Napoleon Robbie

Reason for purchase: I suffered from work fatigue and wanted a break from constantly wearing a headset for most of my Microsoft teams. sessions. I also wanted to be able to play audio from both my work laptop and a personal mini PC connected to a KVM switch. Since it wasn't possible to have two aux jacks from the speaker, I would connect the speaker to the aux out on my monitor for external speaker audio. A regular speaker would have sufficed, but I didn't want anything boring and simple. Package and Gift: The package is a black box with a large photo of the speaker with a rainbow LED pattern on both long sides of the box. The speaker is internally secured with molded, multi-layered soft foam that prevents the speaker from rubbing against the sides of the box and protects the metal front handle and speaker grille. On one of the short sides or ends of the box, the speaker's characteristics are shown in bold white. So if you would like this to be sent as a gift from amz you can enter a different address and use the gift option at checkout. Contents: Loudspeaker with connected double cable. and a male aux cable. I was able to disconnect the cables from the USB and Aux jacks so the USB cable connects to the KVM switch to power the speaker and LEDs. The extra cable plugged into my Samsung monitor, then I click on the speaker icon in the Windows taskbar and select C24F390 Intel Display Audio on both computers. This way, when I switch between systems using the KVM switch, the audio comes out through the speakers. The front panel volume control is one of the most used features on this speaker rather than bothering and trying to click the sliding mute bar and speaker icon. For volume, I can quickly turn this knob up or down. The LED lights up when you touch the center of the top of the speaker. Above the Archeer logo is a finger pressing a button with light beams surrounding the button. A manual is not needed to explain how I turn the LED for the speaker on or off. The LED lighting pattern fades from the ends to the center in a choice of colors. Turning the LED on and off starts the pattern again in the following order: red, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue, white, then the cycle continues until the line around the speaker turns into a multicolored pattern.