[Newest] USB Computer Speakers for Desktop: Enhance Your Audio Experience with RGB Lights, Volume Control, and Small Stereo Sound Bar Review

Received this because the sound on our monitors was terrible and we just spent a few thousand on a new gaming PC, has we didn't like the idea of spending another hundred bucks for a pair of speakers (especially since my friend mostly uses headphones). The sound quality isn't the best, but I didn't expect it to be better than monitors and it is, so no complaints. It sounds like a $12 speaker, but fits in with the rest of our setup (mostly everything is lit). The lights rarely sync, but I refer…

I like it as the last process. I bought the system for my daughter, but I'm close enough to check it out for days from the next table. The speaker is small and beautiful enough to deliver acceptable or quality sound in a small footprint. It accomplished the task of removing static electricity caused by analog audio interference, so it wins in that goal. However, I have to turn up the volume control. Because it's connected to a single USB cable, it takes twenty minutes to adjust the volume on…

Do you know when your favorite headphones are finally going to die so you need a cheap pair of headphones until you can afford a new one and the ones you picked are just awful? This is a Meetuo soundbar. I'm really trying to love these speakers but they really hurt to listen to. No bass, constant reverb and it's like listening to music through a tin can. I really wanted to love this little speaker and wasn't expecting it to rival my JBL Bluetooth speaker but gosh it's awful. The only good thing

I love the simple speaker design that only works with a USB cable. There are no other audio and power cables. At the top is a switch for turning the RGB lighting on and off and scrolling through the volume. Nothing else, plain and simple. Given the power supply (5V, 1.2A), the sound is very good. Most of the time I have to turn it off. I don't think it will fill a noisy room, but it's better than most computer or phone speakers. The RGB lights are in a loop and I don't think they can be…

I got this because our monitors sounded awful and having just spent a few thousand on a new gaming PC we weren't tempted to pay another hundred bucks for one pair of speakers (especially since my boyfriend mostly uses headphones). The sound quality isn't the best, but I wasn't expecting it to be better than monitors and it is, so no complaints. It sounds like a $12 speaker, but fits in with the rest of our setup (mostly everything is lit). The lights rarely sync, but I refer you to the price…

I like this as the last process. I bought the system for my daughter but I'm close enough to check it out as I was next to my table. with small area. It accomplished the task of removing static electricity caused by analog audio interference, so it wins in that goal. However, I have to turn up the volume control. Because it's connected to a single USB cable, it takes twenty minutes to adjust the volume on your computer and media-playing speakers to reach your ultimate goal. So it's best to set…

I like the simple design of the speakers that only work with 1 USB cable. There are no other audio and power cables. At the top is a switch for turning the RGB lighting on and off and scrolling through the volume. Nothing else, plain and simple. Given the power supply (5V, 1.2A), the sound is very good. Most of the time I have to turn it off. I don't think it will fill a noisy room, but it's better than most computer or phone speakers. The RGB lights are in a loop and I don't think they can be…