O.M.G. These sound amazing! Deep booming base, with no distortion to the mid and high range frequencies.I read all the raving reviews, plus the negative reviews. I believe the some people must have received defective units. I don't have that high pitched sound coming from one speaker, or anything else to complain about. These are the best computer speakers I've ever owned - by far.I'm just using the audio from my motherboard (

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). I running Windows 10. BTW, for speaker setup, Windows 10 provides some "full-range speakers" option. Make sure that is checked. You don't want Windows filtering out low end frequencies - this speaker system has the appropriate cross-over to send base to the sub-woofer.

Nothing to dislike. All the storage I need & a great price for two!

I have these installed at my desk at work. The quality FAR exceeds the price point. Very pleased with the product - no regrets. Bass response is phenomenal, and middle and high frequencies are true. You will hear extreme EQ settings that you set on your source material, but do not have to have extreme settings to get a great sound with this system. My primary data source is my iPhone using the supplied 3.5mm cable. The cable is long enough that I can swing it around and occasionally use it with the headphone jack on my work PC. Installation was easy and all cables are long enough for me to position the speakers where I want them.Received the unit at work - much heavier than anticipated which, if you are a speaker geek, you know that means heavy magnets on the low frequency speakers and better sound. The weight is the subwoofer, and it does NOT disappoint - the sub is better than a lot of home theater systems I have heard. Audio playback on my Spotify account is set to Extreme, and you can hear the enhanced clarity and spatial detail with this set. EDM and pop music uses effects that make sounds appear to be coming from outside the speakers and these effects translate well on this set. Guitar and vocals on country music is super detailed, and made even me a fan! (Spotify playlist - "Country Coffeehouse" is the bomb!). I have the subwoofer on the floor and the satellites on my desk about 3 feet apart. The sound is amazing!Given that these are used in a work environment, I especially like that I can turn the subwoofer off completely via the control knob on the right speaker, next to the volume control. This results is a sound you would expect from typical office PC speakers - but highs and mids are better. However, the knob is variable, not just an off/on switch, so I can adjust to my liking at the moment.Get these speakers. Then throw on some Drake and let them rock! Even if you do not like rap or hip hop, you will be impressed!

Read all the way to the end for the full picture here :LaCie is a long-running brand name in (expensive) external drives, and as the first one I've owned I have to say I'm pretty underwhelmed for the price. The drive is bundled with an external power adaptor (more on this in a minute; already that's bad news), a pile of wall-socket adaptors for the UK, USA and most of Europe, a spare dust cover for the exposed sockets, an orange USB-C to USB-C cable, and a plain black USB3.1/3.0 to USB-C cable. The rugged aspect I'm less concerned about as I generally don't go around dropping or kicking expensive electronics. As a side note, the supplied cables & power adaptor aren't very long, so you'll need to be quite near a socket.I tested this with a new (5 months old) custom high-end gaming PC build - a Coffee Lake i7 8700K on an ASUS Strix Z370-G motherboard with 16GB of DDR4. I have two SSDs installed - a Sandisk 512GB and a Crucial M4 256GB; boot times for this machine are under 30 seconds from cold on the Z370 chipset.In theory, installing the LaCie is very easy - you boot up your PC, connect the cables, and that's largely it - the drive will be ready for storage (3.68TB formatted). For a kick off, my PC's front and rear USB3.0 connectors don't supply enough juice to power the drive, so there goes your portability right away - unless you've got native USB-C ports on your PC or Mac, you need a wall-socket. This is hugely disappointing for a start. Once you start it up, you're informed that the drive is dual-formatted (ExFAT) for Mac and PC, and that "optimising" it for one or the other will require reformatting which will wipe the contents - which are all first-time setup utilities. If you're not an experienced user, you'll want to think twice here (the first-time setup utilities will also try to flog you data-backup subscriptions). After I "optimised" the drive, I didn't notice any difference in performance. I copied a few 2.5GB files onto the drive and got write-speeds of 27mb/sec with bursts up to 35mb/sec - so it's roughly as fast as a USB flash drive. The card reader is standard SD, so you'll need an adaptor if you want to use any microSD flash cards - an adaptor isn't supplied with the drive, BTW.I've never been a fan of systray utilities using up my RAM, and the LaCie has at least 2 that can do this for you - RAID utilities (more on this in a sec) and....some....other.....thing that shouldn't be necessary as really, all you should need is file explorer for basic file backups - You can, however, set them up not to start at boot, which is a reasonable compromise. The drive is apparently two HDs pre-configured in RAID-0 (I got this from reading the box, and there really needs to be some supplied documentation to help you out here), which emphasises drive speed but leaves you vulnerable to losing everything if one of the pair ever fails. It also means I'll need to install the RAID manager software to either split the drives or reconfigure it into RAID-1 instead, although I suppose this means it's actually 2x4TB HDs as RAID-0 requires two identical drives to work and doesn't stack the drive sizes.EDIT : I have played around with this drive and gotten very different results from initially directly out of the box.Inside the casing is two, 2TB drives - presumably Seagate Barracudas, from some reading around, although I don't know the exact model. I used LaCie's RAID manager software (downloadable from their support page) and have rebuilt the drive as both RAID-0 and RAID-1 for testing. You can also configure it as two coimpletely independent drives in JBOD ("Just a bunch of disks") mode. Whenever you do this, you're warned the rebuild will erase everything and you'll need a pin to depress a tiny reset button on the front of the drive next to the power socket.In RAID-0 mode, you get a single 4TB partition - contrary to what I thought, you get the sum of the drives (although as RAID-0 striping puts half the data on one drive and half on the other, this still doesn't add up in my mind, but still). Writing to and copying from the RAID-0 partition after installing the management software, I got much faster speeds than previously - about 230mb/s, or 10x as fast as the first time I used it.In RAID-1 mode, the drive shows up as two mirrored 2TB drives (1.86TB formatted each). Read & write speeds were about half what I got in RAID-0 mode; about 130mb/sec.In light of all this, I've added a star, but there should really be a bit more advice available in the box - specifically, there's still no downloadable manual, little info on specs, and it's really rather important that after the first time you install this drive, you reboot and install the RAID manager. By default, in RAID-0, if one of the internal drives fails, you still lose everything, and I'd think it's quite important to tell users this - if you didn't know any better, you'd just see a single 4TB partition. And, I'm still disappointed that this isn't fully bus-powered if you're using USB3.0 or above (= minus 1 star).

I brought these earbuds because I was trying to be economical. For the price these ear buds get the job done. I like that there is a variety of earbuds to choose from to fit the any size ear. The sound is clear and background noise is all but absent.

I could not secure it in my car a Honda Accord. It's solid and versatile. Holds my phone securely. When I do secure it to something it stays there.

My best purchase ever. Literally!Samson Go Mic ROCKS! The recording quality is THE best that I have ever experienced. And I have quite an experience with that. Although not in league with the thousand buck microphones, but it can easily destroy many mics priced over itself!The packaging was great. Box & delivery everything was extremely satisfactory.It has 3 recording modes, & all 3 are extremely handy & functional.Its portable, handy, bla bla is obviously true, & very useful, BUT, what I am more excited about is, I found that the Headphone socket in this mic outputs audio which is even BETTER than my inbuilt HD audio card!Also, this audio output can work simultaneously with the mic on! So, it can act as a Live Karaoke tool!Just connect your Mic through the USB port, & connect the headphones. That's it! Way to GO!Extremely beautiful quality & sensitivity. I record vocals & guitar through it. And My.. I'm blown away from this tiny thing.That's a cliche "Good things come in small packages" ^_^And I found it to be very true.

My other phone holder broke and I was just going to get any random one at the store. I came on here to see what was available, seen this and the reviews and I’m glad I waited. It’s sturdy and easy to install. Overall great value especially for the money.