2pcs PC Motherboard Mini Speaker for Desktop Computer Case; DIY Internal Code Mini Plug Beep Alarm Buzzer Review

I don't know what else to say about that. I started to worry that my motherboard was defective. I received a Cylewet pack of 10 and the first one worked right out of the box. Cylewet buzzers came with tiny shrink wraps on the solder joints between the buzzer and the wires which could make them sturdier. These TOTOT buzzers just dangle from the solder joints, which is probably why they won't work.

The horn has a deeper, smoother tone than what I previously adjusted. Maybe it's my motherboard. Unfortunately, the speakers are very sensitive! The cable broke when I disconnected it and I also pulled the plug. Although I could better re-solder and re-crimp the wire, not everyone has access to the tools to do this. I will replace them.

On one of the units, both the black and red wires soldered to the end of the speaker came loose with very little and careful handling. ? I looked at other similar devices on my other PCs and noticed that the leeds on the speaker end of these devices had anti-stain tape or a dab of silicone over the solder joints to hold the wires and protect them from becoming loose. These units had no such protection. I'm glad I had others from old bad motherboards, otherwise I would have had to try and…

If you build a PC, you should have one of these. Get used to hearing that single boot beep, because if you hear anything else, you'll know to investigate the problem sooner than if you didn't have that problem message. You can google what other beep codes mean you know what's going on on your computer. I have two packages, one permanently on my home pc and the other needs to be kept in my toolbox to work on other pcs.

Was a cheap solution. I've followed the advice in other reviews to hot glue the wires to the speaker for extra support as they are very cheap in the way they come together. I could easily see the wires separating without this hack. The noise level is not loud at all; but works if you are having trouble booting your system and need to hear beep codes for troubleshooting. Overall I would say it was worth the price. Bought 2 in case one breaks.

On one of the devices, with very light and careful handling, both the black and the red cable that was soldered to the end of the speaker simply broke off. ? I looked at other similar devices on my other PCs and noticed that the leeds on the speaker end of these devices had anti-stain tape or a dab of silicone over the solder joints to hold the wires and protect them from becoming loose. These units had no such protection. I'm glad I had others from old bad motherboards, otherwise I would have…

I built a PC using an Asus motherboard and a Rosewell 200B case that I bought from Revain. The case was delivered without speakers, which is typical for many cases. This little internal speaker nailed it. Its purpose is to generate beeps when the PC boots up. or not. This series of beeps indicates what's wrong with the computer if it won't start. Low price for a speaker that can save you hundreds of dollars instead of wondering why your computer won't start. Look for the connection point in the