Twin Cube Stereo Bluetooth Speakers by 8Bitdo Review

These speakers are useless with the switch. If you connect the switch with an audio cable, you have a BT connection to the second speaker and a good audio delay of 0.5 to 1 second. Completely unacceptable for any type of game.

After reading the reviews I was a little apprehensive but it turned out to be quite good. I didn't experience any significant lag when using Bluetooth on my laptop or the audio jack with my PS4 controller. If you experience lag when gaming, try using the 3.5mm audio jack instead of the Bluetooth option. These certainly aren't the best speakers you can get, but $30 is worth it. In China, where they are made, they cost about 50!

For the price these speakers are near perfect. They're bass-heavy, they can be separated (and other than these I don't know of any other speakers that can). They are loud and clear. The only downside is that the buttons on the top are very sensitive, making it difficult to transport. It's hard not to hear "8bitdooooo. Boodoodoop" all the time. If they sell a cover or maybe even a cap on the buttons so they don't keep being accidentally pressed while in the pocket then they would generally be…

Nice speaker set that sounds decent for the price. The bass is a bit muffled, the highs can be distorted at times and the mids are a bit muffled at times, but then again, they cost $30 and get the job done. Unfortunately, they don't connect to the Switch via Bluetooth, but I use them as regular portable speakers and they're fine. To use it with the Switch you'll need to use the included AUX cable, although I don't know if you can get stereo sound with that. One thing I don't like is that the…

These speakers look FANTASTIC. But even for audio applications, communication between the speakers is TERRIBLE. You're constantly struggling to keep up with the music, and you're constantly hearing the audio switching between the left and right channels. It makes even just listening to music annoyingly painful and I honestly hate it. I love the 8 Bitdo stuff and what they offer, but they really suck when it comes to sound. Likewise; play with them? He-he-he-he-he. A really terrible joke. No…

This only works well for audio applications. Sound quality is pretty decent for the price, and it's nice to have good stereo separation with two separate speakers. I have a higher quality Bose Soundlink which offers better sound quality but sounds more monotonous because two channels come from the same device. Unfortunately, when it comes to gaming, there is a noticeable lag between what you see on screen and what you hear. In theory, 8bitdo could solve this problem by updating the firmware to…

Wonderful and iconic design make them a good choice, but limited features and lack of portability make them a disadvantage for the price. These speakers utilize a wireless stereo system with a reasonable range of 20 to 40 feet from the source, depending on obstructions. I've tested the speakers over 10 feet apart and they work well. The controls are simple, streamlined and responsive. My speakers are heavily used and have little to no wear and tear, so when shipping, take precautions to protect