Can't believe the sound coming from these things running off my head unit!! The price was too cheap for these speakers, it should be more! Planning to buy another set and a 4 channel amp so I can really get these suckers screaming.

Worked great with my ps4 and also it’s way better than the victsing one. WARNING DO NOT CONNECT TO THE CHROMEBOOK OR SCHOOL COMPUTER BECAUSE IT WILL FRY IT. But on the other side it works well and gives 60 FPS up to 100 FPS on games which is really good.

A house full of kittens were trying to electrocute themselves by chewing on the cords. Little teeth marks everywhere! Destroyed the little telephone cord so I ordered these to protect the cords from all being eaten. So far, so good!

For the size of the speaker these are some of the best I heard. Bass is there but isn't overwhelming. There is still the two cords one for power and one for audio. People should read description first before complaining. If you're looking for a good speaker for cheap buy this.

I liked everything, it was easy to use and gave me great pictures and videos.

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 Is amazing and is very light and i buy 3 more because i Love it

Awesome quality ready, great technology just as advertised. No other one works this good for me.

I've been using the Canon Rebel XSi for about half a year.Question to all XSi and XS users, "Should I trade-in my XSi/XS for an T1i?"Answers all vary and depends what you need.1. Overall I think the Canon Rebel XSi is a very very good camera. It has more than enough megapixel as a regular digital camera. It is also very affordable and comes with its own lens.2. The screen is pretty amazing but not as clear as the T1i which has 920,000 pixel on it. But, that doesn't really matter.3. Picture taking, I think that the XSi actually take sharper and clearer images than the T1i. Probably because the T1i has more megapixel and if you use 18-55mm lens, it will actually show that the 18-55mm lens is pretty cheap when taking pictures. I also tried on the 50mm on both camera, pretty good result but XSi just a tiny little bit sharper. And when you reach ISO 1600 on the T1i, it get pretty noisy. T1i just a bit noisy than the XSi. When you reach ISO 3200, things get pretty loud and you would like one of those expensive lens that take silent pictures. Overall the T1i and XSi picture taking is almost the same. XSi if you want silent pictures and T1i if you want ISO 3200 or more.4. Liveview, I see no difference and both look the same and take the same picture quality. So no problem there.5. Digi Processor, the T1i has an upgraded processor, probably because 15 megapixel is a lot and takes time to save it into the memory card. But, the XSi may have a downgraded processor but it still save the picture at the same time as T1i. So there also no problem there.6. HD record on the T1i is pretty amazing when is on 720p. But if you 1080p I recommend getting a video recorder. dSLR aren't really meant for taking HD record and I would highly recommend that if you need to record video, I would go for a video recorder that can take true HD. Also, worst part about the HD record, the sound is pretty lousy. There is NO PLUGIN for a mic for the T1i. So not recommend if your using the HD record taking a speech.Overall I think the T1i is a pretty good camera. But there's no reason to trade in your XSi/XS for a T1i unless you really need that ISO or the HD recorder. I think the T1i should be $50 cheaper because the only thing I see in the T1i compare to the XSi/XS is the megapixel and the HD recorder. I would recommend getting the D90 if you have a bit more money to record HD. D90 not only record HD but it take pretty good pictures compare to T1i.If you want more information heres a link comparing D90 and T1i: [...]Resource: I own Canon Rebel XSi, Canon Rebel XS, Canon Rebel T1i, Canon 5D Mark II, and Nikon D90.(Note: I rarely use Nikon D90 probably cause I have more lens for canons.)