Sanyun SW202 2.25“ Computer Gaming PC Speakers - 24W Fiberglass Speaker Unit - Built-in 16bit DAC Dynamic 3D Surround Sound - Bluetooth 5.2 USB Aux Inputs - RGB Backlit (Pair, Black)

Used on one of my home computers. Replacing old speakers.

The sound quality on these is terrible. They sound like a gameboy speaker.

The speakers are versatile and good looking, the ambient light is a nice touch. Being able to works as analog speakers, USBC connected or with Bluetooth, is kind if a jack of all trades. Volume is good but not loud and needs to be carefully powered, too much input tend to distorts the output.One nice feature is audio feedback, when changing modes the speaker will tell the current selected mode.The only drawback I could found was is not able to be powered by USBC, it would be nice if it could get both data and power from one cable like many portable monitors do, and being a good option as portable audio.Even with the need of the additional power supply always, is a nice pair, but I think is a bit overpriced compared with other options in the market.

They are decent speakers, they sound pretty nice, for sure helps with making a desk setup a bit nicer with the lights on it and overall sound quality is nice.

I ordered these speakers to have as a backup if my wireless headphones died or if I simply got tired of wearing them during a long gaming session.First impressions were solid - they're bigger than they seem to appear in the photos, and the lighting is surprisingly excellent for the price. I like how the light creates a ring around the front of the speaker, but also spills out of the bottom near the stand. Very cool, and there's also an ultra-dim setting so you can pretty much keep them on at all times.Where these speakers let me down a bit is in sound quality. Maybe I'm just spoiled by my 2.1 Klipsch units on my work computer (MSRP: $140), but when I first booted up these Sanyun units, I was disappointed in how tinny and low quality they sounded.Again, it's probably just that I'm spoiled.But even so, I can't shake the fact that anyone considering these Sanyun speakers for $55 (with tax) can probably find some used Klipsch or Polk units for around $75 that'll be vastly higher quality.So, if you really only have ~$50 to spend - and cool lighting is equally as important to you as sound quality - and you have little to no frame of reference - you may be perfectly happy with these Sanyun units.But if you're looking for good sound quality above all, definitely look for some used Klipsch speakers instead.