🔊 Corpco Internal Speaker for Corporate Computer PC Motherboard Review

My new case and motherboard didn't have a built in PC. I couldn't get my computer to boot, so I needed to know how many tones were being produced. This did what I wanted, removed it and made it available for other projects.

The first arrived intact but made no noise. it's from. I would recommend looking elsewhere for an extra motherboard speaker.

Working, what more can I say? This is a very small piezoelectric sound device, not a real speaker. It makes beeps generated by the motherboard and does an excellent job. Mine sounds a little muffled and choked, but as this is a replacement unit I suspect the problem may be insufficient voltage to the device from the motherboard itself and not the mini piezo device purchased. It does what it's supposed to, a real little speaker would be better, but that's what it is. motherboard buzzer.

With my new computer I received an Asus x570 Tuf Gaming motherboard that doesn't have a digital code reader so the system just had to beep for security reasons. To be clear, I set the audio quality to 5 because obviously this is all for beeping and not playing music. I connected it to the system audio pins on the motherboard and it works great.

When I was assembling my new computer I noticed that neither my case nor my motherboard had a built in speaker so I bought this and it worked great and was small enough to keep out of sight.

If you're like me you're looking for a single speaker motherboard speaker list because that's all you need and you're trying not to be wasteful. This is not the buy. I saw that the listing had mostly positive reviews and assumed the negative reviews weren't indicative of the overall quality of the product; but rather the result of poor quality control. My speaker arrived safely but I had to re-solder the connections to keep it from falling apart. At this point I would just buy one of the…