These are perfect if you're just looking for small, basic speakers for your PC. I have high quality noise-canceling ear phones so didn't need any fancy speakers for my computer, just something I could use for movies and games when I didn't want to wear headphones.The sound is really nice! They're affordable, small (fit well on any desk), and easy to use. Music even sounds pretty good on them. I use Equalizer APO all the time anyway so couldn't comment on bass/treble/volume since I have all of that edited, but they sound great with my default Equalizer settings that I usually use with my headphones.Worth noting you DO have to plug these into 3.5 mm into you PC or your monitor. The USB is for POWER (kind of silly).

5 stars all around! When I was reading the reviews before I bought this I was a little worried about the frother/foam mechanism because everyone was saying it didn’t work that well or you could only use certain types of milk. Well that was a bust because I only use Nestle Coffee Mates French vanilla creamer and it works perfectly! I don’t use a lot of creamer but If you use a heavy milk like whole or heavy whipping cream or flavored creamer then you don’t have to worry at all, obviously follow the directions and fill it to the correct fill line. I like to make my foam first, pour it into my coffee mug and then brew the coffee so that it can mix a little better. Overall a great product!

Can’t tell a difference in this and a Shure SM 58 in quality sound and build. You can’t beat the price!

For cheap mouse/keyboard combo you can't go wrong. The Enter key is a little smaller than usually but doesn't take too long to get used to.

So this was a recent purchase for me.I am coming from Sony MDR-7506. The 7506's are a classic pair of studio cans. They have a pretty dedicated fan club and as long as Sony exists, I doubt they will ever go out of production.The ATH-M40x and the MDR's are in the same price category (99 dollars), so in this category, a lot of buyers will be making their decision between these two. Both are designed to be comfortable and worn for long periods. Both are closed cans so they provide a nice degree of noise isolation as well.> Features - Both have great build quality. Each can fold into a more compact shape for travel but the M40x cans can also swivel to a much greater degree. Don't worry, the joint feels very solid.The M40x comes with a detachable audio cord and includes both a coiled and straight cable. The both cables allow for a 6.5mm screw-on adapter to be used. The Sony MDR's also allows for 6.5mm screw-on adapter, but the cable is NOT detachable.This is important considering that in my opinion, the most likely spot you are going to damage your headphones is going to be the jack. I should know because I did the very thing to my MDRs. And because Sony refused to service it (I apparently needed a serial number that was no where to be found. I bought them from Amazon, they were not fake) I had to solder on a new jack from Radio Shack.> Sound - To my ears, M40x is more neutral than the MDR's. Both provide a pleasant listening experience, but the M40x seems to have more "control" over the sound stage. Vocals are more produced on the MDRs, but the M40x doesn't really mute them either. The M40x seems to handle bass much better and is much more crisp sounding. I did see some audio tests which showed the M40x as very closely (closer than anyone else in this price range) replicating what the music actually was intended to sound like.Basically, you can't go wrong. The M40x has a solid build quality; solid sound, and ensures that won't have to throw the baby out with bath water if you somehow bend the audio jack. Having owned both, I would choose the M40x's over the MDR's.

After a few uses, it’s simple to navigate. Definitely will take some getting used to. You may have to get a few attachments to prevent sweating and steam to the lenses. It’s overall a lot of fun and especially if you host game night. Buy extra batteries so that way the fun can keep going after about two hours so you can expect the battery to die..

Just amazing. Can't believe the quality you get for the money

Good mic with a solid sound plus you can't beat the price. It also came with a a cable so that's a plus