TaoTronics Gaming Computer Speaker, Dual Powerful 7W Drivers PC Soundbar, Colorful RGB Light, Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 or 3.5mm Aux-in Connection, Stereo Audio Computer Sound Bar for Desktop

I bought this back in 2020. I read ton of eh and good reviews and some really bad reviews saying it broke after like three month. I must of got lucky because this one has lasted me 3 and still working great. I leave it on all day and night I rarely turn it off. It sounds great still I don’t use it for my every day audio but when my wife, kids and I wanna blast music it works great. I recommend this I don’t know if they have a new one now but this one is for sure an awesome speaker.

Overall this speaker has served me well. It has some simple RGB settings that go well with my computer. The sound quality is pretty solid and it connects via Bluetooth or direct line very easily

Compared to other soundbars in the $20-$50 price range, this is no better or worse. It's definitely better than laptop speakers, for example. But given that this is at the higher price end of "cheap chinese soundbars", I would say it's not worth the price premium.Pros:* Better than laptop speakers, comparable sound to $20-50 soundbars.* Bluetooth is nice to have, saves one messy audio cable.* RGB color sync'd to music is quite nice.Cons:* Weak bass, enough for me to wonder if my unit was defective. I think that's just how it is given the size. No subwoofer output option to remedy with a cheap subwoofer.* Very loud noise played when turning off or on, very annoying. Fine at "living room TV" distances I guess, but awful when it's yelling at me from right below my monitor.* Quite loud at even at low volume settings (such as "2" or "3").Unless you are desperate for the RGB lighting, I would either save some $$ and buy the non-RGB version, or spend a bit more if you actually care about sound quality. Or buy the refurb if it's available for ~half price.As a replacement, I am leaning towards the Creative Labs Stage 2.1 as it includes a compact subwoofer. For a no-subwoofer replacement, consider the Vizio 36" soundbar with integrated dual woofers. At the high end, Razer and Creative Labs also have options at around $200, although at that price point "TV grade" soundbars also become an option (JBL, Polk, Yamaha, etc).

We'll start with the pros. I like the size it's not huge it fits under my 27 inch monitor just fine. This thing is super loud. The bass isn't crazy but what do you expect from a soundbar with no woofer.The cons. The RGB only cycles through 3 setting, one where it cycles through all the colors, the other were it blends all the colors as it cycles, and the last where it's reactive to the sound you're playing. I wish I could just set it to one color and it stay like that. Other than that it's awesome.

I haven't had this speaker for long but it sounds completely fine, especially for the price. Unfortunately taotronics made a dumb decision when designing this product and then decided to cover it up instead of just admit it.When using these speakers, there is an always on display that will either say LINE or bt (for bluetooth). The only way to make this display go away is to power off the actual speakers. This is such a dumb, terrible design that they decided to completely hide it from the pictures, videos and text used to advertise this product on amazon.I would be giving this product 4/5 stars if it weren't for this false advertisement because it otherwise appears to be an ok product at a very reasonable price and if you know what you are getting then you have nothing to complain about with the display. The display itself is even a nice enough feature, letting you see the volume setting and so on (volume goes from 0-16 which just seems a bit random). It's just the fact that I have big unnecessary glowing letters under my monitor 24/7 that makes it a terrible feature.I'm actually tempted to try open this thing up and find a way to cut power to the display, even if it would make it harder to use some features.

This is the 2nd speaker I bought for the past few months, and to be honest all of them a very poor sound quality compare to established brands like JBL, etc. So this one is actually best of the crappy ones with very decent sound and overall look. If you looking for something under $50 this is it. LED lighting is annoying a bit, I wish it had more than 2 modes, or at least one extra where you can lock it to one color, maybe if the seller/manufacturer reads this they will make an update for the future version.

Not looking for anything wild, just needed a small speaker for my office and this fit the bill. Easy to use, I have it plugged in via the AV cable to my computer for sound from there and can easily switch to bluetooth when I want to play something off my phone.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm most likely to return this if I can't find a fix for the lite static noise. It's really good for a first time speaker but at idle it's annoying. Also you always have to stare at it saying Line in the middle of your setup.