🔊 MICA PB20I USB-Powered Computer Speakers: Upgraded Version with 2.0CH Surround Sound, Wooden Wired LED Volume Control Mini Speaker for Multiple Devices (3.5mm AUX & PC Input) Review

I wouldn't say they have amazing sound quality but they get the job done. I love that they have an audio cable jack so you can unplug them for as long as you like. I put them on the bedside tables in our RV, hooked up to our TV because the volume isn't loud enough and they're good for watching movies and TV, but don't expect too much from the sound quality. My Ryobi wireless stereo sounds a lot better, but like I said, they do what I need them to.

I had to change the rating from 3 to 2 because they not only hum but also drop out. So save your money and buy something else. Here's the original review: This needs to be plugged into a USB charger. So you have to buy one. Some seem to be better than others in terms of hum, but even the most expensive ones I've had (Macbook Pro) still have some form or hum no matter where I plug the cables, no matter if they cross. another cable or near another electronic device. It's ok because it's not that…

I hooked them up to a Yamaha AG03 and they sound great. The frequency response is relatively flat, with a mid-bass hump that adds to the impact. The workmanship of the loudspeakers and the supplied cables are first class. The USB cable and 3.5mm are thick and durable. The wooden speakers look like they could have been dropped a few times and still work great. The only downside they have is that the frequency response doesn't go low enough (100-20kHz) to produce any decent sub-bass.

Sounds decent and works well if you want something for desktop use only that always needs USB power. But I didn't, and after testing found that my smaller and cheaper portable rechargeable Bluetooth speaker actually has better overall sound quality, better bass range (even with much smaller drivers), louder output, and more versatility, without all of that. necessary wiring. So, I think if they had real component tweeters (instead of fake plastic trimmings), smoother and more linear volume…

I first fitted my TVs with large, expensive speakers tuned for 5.1 surround sound and needed an expensive sound reinforcement system that was difficult to set up and use. Now I've replaced them all with these computer speakers, which give very good stereo sound; I still find the sound quality satisfactory, although part of the reason may be that my expensive spears were also old and deteriorating over time. The most important feature to look for in a TV to make it work is an audio output on the

So these are USB powered computer speakers; Mica PB20i with 2.0 channel surround sound. USB powered speakers that connect with auxiliary cables, and then another auxiliary cable to connect to the computer. I wanted them to work, they look good, but in the end they let me down. Fluctuating volume, crackling noises completely ruined my focus on recording/listening to music. In fact, they sounded good until crackling and volume fluctuations started distracting me from my projects. I kept fumbling…

I use these speakers for audio with my ham radio. They are clear, do not distort speech and reproduce audio tones very well in CW mode. There is no buzz or chatter at resonant frequencies - a real test of any speaker. The sound they produce is the same as expensive manufacturers but at a fraction of their price. The body is modeled to look like black wood, which is what I was hoping for, although the Revain gauge appears to have a brown tint. Nice touch: a USB charging cable and an audio cable…

While this isn't 'premium' build quality, it's excellent for the price. And the design is perfectly designed for durability. Although any speaker manufacturer (or any wired product) should be aware that cables are the weakest point. All of these speakers feature fully interchangeable/pluggable wiring between devices, power supply and audio output device. I had to dispose of the last two pairs of speakers because after 2-3 months the cable had a kink and it only sounded at a very specific angle.