Nicholas L.
27 de febrero de 2026
Good Sound, Good Esthetics, Happy Customer
I picked up this speaker and subwoofer combo for my desktop PC after weeks of research and reading dozens and dozens of reviews for various speakers. It seems every Amazon product has mixed reviews, with the AI-generated summary saying that "some people loved it but others hated it", and "it's praised for it's quality but others said it caught fire"...useless.So I found a set that had the right dimensions to fit on my Secretlab desk, looked good, and was made by a reputable company, and I pulled the trigger. I have several other Klipsch speakers and a subwoofer for my home theater, and while I am not an audiophile, they sound plenty good to me. So I had no reason to think these desktop speakers would be anything different.Sure enough, they look nice and sound great. They were packaged well, arrived on time and undamaged, and contained clear setup instructions. Setup was easy with minimal cabling. The styling is understated but pleasing. No crazy FPS gamer vibes. The satellite speaker bases are fixed height, but allow you to "nod" the speakers up or down for fine pointing. Once set, they stay pointed where you left it.The sound quality is as good as my untrained ears are capable of perceiving. Seriously, I don't think any human on earth can perceive the difference made by gold-plated connectors, or super Wonka-vator MOSFETs...Dude, it's a set of speakers. The sound is full and rich, and the subwoofer makes things go "thump" when they're supposed to. I've heard "good" speakers and "bad" speakers...these are definitely "good" speakers.The RGB lighting seems like an afterthought and it's a bit gimmicky--and a bit finicky--but the effect is subtle and optional. Setting the lighting mode using the physical buttons was just trial-and-error. I couldnt tell what mode i was in, and the buttons react differently to short presses and long presses. Just use the control software and you can set everything explicitly with no guesswork. Is it another piece of bloatware? Yes, a little bit...but the footprint is light and as an alternative, you can control the lighting in sync with the rest of your PC's RGB using SignalRGB instead. The rest of my desk's RGB lighting overpowers the speaker's LEDs, so it's easy to forget it's there. But if you don't have a lot of other lighting, these provide decent, consistent illumination of the back wall, and I get good color matching with the rest of my RGB.You have the option to use analog 3.5mm, digital USB-C, or Bluetooth for connectivity. I use the USB and enjoy the better sound quality with lower latency. You can set the EQ as you would expect, and there are also plenty of EQ presets if you don't feel like messing with individual levels.The subwoofer dimensions are compact, but the 6.5-inch driver puts out clean deep bass. The cable that connect the sub to the PC is maybe 8-feet long if i had to guess. With the sub on the left side of my Secretlab desk, I was able to route the cable along the rear cable management tray to the right side where my PC is, but there wasnt enough slack to route it up/down the desk legs to hide the cables. Not a big deal, but if cable management is your thing, you might need to get creative with subwoofer placement when using a larger desk.All in all, great purchase. When I'm not using my Razer Blackshark V3 Pro headphones, and I want to fill the room with music or game audio, these sound great.Ver másVer menos
11 personas la encontraron útil
