Works great with my new mini Mac. Crisp loud sound with plenty of bass.

Easy to connect to my desktop, and the sound quality is amazing. I have my speakers in a fairly small room, and at halfway it has the ground shaking with the base at the halfway mark. I'm honestly really scared to put them full-blast, cause I'm certain it would shake everything off of my desk. Very clear, and for base lovers, it's a dream. Amazing speakers, no complaints.

Would have been absolutely perfect, if not for the very loud mechanical switches. Still highly recommend!

This speaker works perfectly well for me. I love it, great bass, and extremely loud for something as small as it is. A few pros and cons to consider:Pros:It supports microSDIt supports USB plugin, so you can use it with a computer or phone without BluetoothIt has a 3.5 mm jack for aux and a 3.5 mm jack for mic, and it comes with a cord to connect both ends, meaning it could be used as a megaphone and it could be used with something like an iPod or mp3 playerIt has equalizer options, for more bass, treble, better for jazz, rock, pop, and classicIt can also record, and play back recordingIt has great battery life, many reviews say it's battery is bad but it ran for about 6 hours without telling me that it needed charging. If it needs charging, you can just plug it in and continue to use it. If you want to use it outside for more than 6 hours, buy a battery pack with itSome cons to consider:The radio's signal isn't very good, especially under a metal roof. We tried lifting it up higher, which made one station work better, but even outside, it wasn't very good.When skipping stations, for me, when I press next, it brings up "po1", which i am unsure what that means. If i press and hold it, it scans for the next station, but it won't stop at specific numbers (i.e. it goes from 93.2 to 95.5, but I want 94.9). This can be easily fixed by typing in a station with the remote, but without the remote, you'll be out of luck.There are virtually no user manuals online, and the one you get is very short, with no troubleshooting or features that would be difficult to find out about.There's no shuffle option for the microSD songs, it plays in order of how it reads the card. However, with the remote, you can type a number and it will skip to the song that is equivalent to that number in the playlistOverall:Great speaker with just a few minor inconveniences, definitely worth my money. It was so good that I brought it into work and my boss bought 2 of them for the store. He's got 600+ songs on his iPod that he plugs into big speakers at work, and he's afraid of losing those songs but now he doesn't have to worry because he has them in 2 microSD cards in 2 different speakers. Very happy with this speaker,Extra:For putting music from an iPod touch to a computer, Apple is very sneaky with it. There will probably be only two files if you plug it into a windows computer, but you can find a way around it without iTunes. If you click "view" at the top of the file manager in your iPod's storage, and then "show hidden items," it will bring up hidden folders that you can just transfer music from. This doesn't work for iPhone, though.Try to keep the remote, because it's the only way you can use certain functions, like the equalizer.

I bought this as a gift for my nephew for Christmas of course I had to try it out before I wrapped it it’s really loud it sounds amazing so it’s a great speaker for the price you’re paying even want one for myself now

Love it. Only issue is keys are pretty loud.. especially when your gamin.. it sounds like someones having a seizure in the other room lol. If you live alone though- no problem!

It was great for it's size battery didn't last long due to it being up all the way thought it was bigger then it was

These OROW USB Computer Speakers measure 1.97" x 1.97" x 5.91" and weigh 2.16 pounds. These OROW USB Computer Speakers connect to your computer via USB A connection and include a USB A to USB C adapter in the box for compatibility with speakers that do not have USB A ports.In exchange for occupying one USB port, these OROW USB Computer Speakers function as an ad hoc USB hub as they give two USB A ports that are charge and data transmit capable at USB 2.0 speed. The front of the main speaker includes a volume dial that also houses power functionality and there's even a 3.5mm headphone jack that can be used for audio instead of these speakers.The sound on these OROW USB Computer Speakers is surprisingly good. Each driver can peak to an 8-watt output which gives is quite loud in a small space. Sound quality is better than expected as well as traditional computer speakers in this price range sound tinny and lifeless. These speakers are warm and punchy. While they won't compete with high-end cans or good Bluetooth earbuds, these OROW USB Computer Speakers do a fine job in conference meetings when you need to present to a small audience and want something better than the internal speakers on most Windows Laptops and Chromebooks.What I liked most about these OROW USB Computer Speakers was:- Loudness- USB Hub functionality- Portability- ValueWhat I liked least about these OROW USB Computer Speakers was:- No carrying case or pouchOverall, these OROW USB Computer Speakers are perfect for casual listening, or in the event, you have to give a presentation to a small group that can fit around a standard-sized conference table. The 16 peak watts of output these OROW USB Computer Speakers can produce is plenty for smaller spaces. The manufacturer includes a USB A to USB C adapter in the box so computers like my M1 MacBook Air that does not have USB A ports can take advantage of a broader range of thumb drives, webcams, and similar peripherals. In short, I find myself using these OROW USB Computer Speakers on-the-go far more than I anticipated when I received them. As such, they've picked up a few scratches. This would have been avoided had the manufacturer included some sort of protective case or pouch. That said, for less than 35 bucks it's hard to complain about these speakers as they've proved far more valuable than their price tag would suggest. 4.5 out of 5.0