Cyber Acoustics CA-SP34BT Bluetooth Speakers with LED Lights – The Perfect Gaming, Movie, Party, Multimedia 2.1 Subwoofer Speaker System, Black

I am not an audiophile by any stretch of the means. If you are looking for the GOAT of speaker systems, perhaps you should not be shopping on amazon for one. HOWEVER, if you are looking for the best bang for your buck, look no further! These speakers are not only top tier for their price point, but i would go as far as saying I feel like I have committed a crime for getting them for this price! (At the time of this writing, I paid $49.99)Aesthetics:I rate this 4.9 out of 5. These speakers are SLEEK. They are made from a plexi/plastic that has a glass-like finish (Sorta feels like the back of an Iphone 10). The two speakers and Subwoofer both have some weight to them, and seem fairly solid considering the price. They are also equipped with color-changing LEDs. This was one of my main draws to them to be honest. Each Speaker also has 2'' drivers that are exposed. For the sake of this section, it definitely adds to the appearance. The Thin profile of the speakers adds and accent piece to the desktop/shelf you have them on, while not taking up a lot of space. The subwoofer is rather large. This only adds to the look, granted you have the space to tuck it away. The LEDs have 7 different color options, and are bright enough to add a nice glow to the space even with the lights on/in day light. In a darker setting, it creates and very nice vibe to the space.Pros:Sleek black design.Color changing LEDs w/ 7 different options (Or none if you prefer no color)Slim speaker design with some weight behind them.Cons:The lights do not beat to the music - the color changing option has one speed in which it cycles through the colors.The speakers do have wires, so wire management is a must if using them spread apart.Sound:The sound quality on these bad boys are INSANE for the price point. Certainly, they do not offer concert-level sound. However, unless you plan on hosting a underground wave, these should fit the needs of most spaces. I personally purchased these after creating an office/gaming space in a spare room. Having the two speakers on either side of the desk with the Subwoofer underneath is MORE than enough power for my needs.The speakers has three dials to adjust sound: Master volume, Treble and Bass. Unlike other speakers where these controls seem to not impact the audio quality, these speakers are different. They create quite the difference when adjusted. The 2.1 surround is also noticeable and enjoyable. The "surround sound" functionality certainly is enjoyable, granted the subwoofer/speaker placement is done correctly. When at full volume, the base can be heard both outside my house and from 3 floors down! Utilizing these speakers at full volume is more than enough to bring the promise of hearing loss later in life. (Side note: if you intend to buy these speakers for a child, consider your trust and faith that they will listen and respect local sound ordinances. These speakers do NOT have a dial to control teenage angst)The base tones and middles have a rich and warm tone, with the treble keeping up pretty well! (Note, high-end sound can get garbled when maxing out the volume). The subwoofer also will solely output base tracks on properly mixed audio, so the subwoofer will need to be on to some degree, otherwise you run the risk of part of the audio being missed. This is particularly noticeable when playing a shooter game or listening to lowfi hiphop beats to study and relax to. Overall, this sound system keeps up with the $400+ sound system my parents currently have from Bose (purchased 10 years in the past). I promise you - for this price point, there IS not better on Amazon. Perhaps you could get lucky dealing directly with a company or find one used. However, unless you are SUPER series about sound quality, I believe these will do JUST fine.Pros:Insanely awesome Bass.Great Middle tones.Adjustable levelsSurround soundsCons:Trebble can be lost/drowned out at highest settingsSpeaker placement is limited - speakers are wired and attached to subwooferSide effects of bass include: Upset spouse, headache, rattling floors, random bouts of noise complaints.The other odds and ends:Beyond sound and looks, this leaves only a few other items to comment on. As previously mentioned, the speakers ARE wired. Because of this, spacing/layout is limited to the length of the wire. Each wire is 5ft long, plus the size of the subwoofer - total wing span of 11ft. This seems like alot, until you try to find the perfect placement of all three items. I ended up placing the speakers on my desktop and subwoofer underneath. The wires were awkwardly hanging all over the place, but with about 5 bread-ties, I was able to clean it up nicely. Also, the speakers do have a delicate pin-system input. I am not sure the name of the top of my head, but the pins bend easily. They need to be perfectly aligned in order to plug in. The slightest damage and I can see the speaker failing completely, as it is hardwired into the back. The unit has two styles of output - two speaker outputs (Right and Left) and an aux port. The input options are Red/white audio cables or bluetooth. However, it does come with a red/white -to-aux converter, so this is not too much of a problem. I have my computer plugged in to the port, and my smart speaker (Google home AND Alexa) hooked up via bluetooth. As a side note, it cannot play via bluetooth AND hardwire at the same time - toggling between this options is done via a button on the side.TL:DR - For $50, this is the best of the best. Yeah, there is something to say from anyone serious about audio/sound. HOWEVER, this is god tier for the price point. If you are on the fence about buying - unless you want to drop another $30-$50, this is the best. I intend to buy these as gift this coming holiday season. Also, they look absolutely gorgeous with the lights. 10/10, would buy again.

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THese speakers are probably the best purchase I have made in quite a while. The bang-per-buck is an exceptional value.There is more to this story. I went through four desktop speaker sets and was disappointed with the quality of each. I checked the reviews and decided to give this set a try.Because other sets failed to live to expectations, I also exchanged several emails with the seller before making the purchase. Why? Start with pre-sales support. The seller responded promptly and was honest about the product. (They did not have data sheets with frequency response.) We even discussed the pros and cons of upgrading to the 93W set. (Decided against this because the room is small and that much power was overkill.) More than that, I felt comfortable dealing with them, which generally means there is no problem returning low-cost product should the need arise. This is a major selling point for me because the time required to return a substandard, low-cost product generally isn't worth my time and effort. Thankfully, this was not the case with these speakers.I have had a lot of experience with $50 desktop speakers from many various manufacturers and have come to expect to sacrifice some performance or quality at that price point. Imagine my shock when the set arrived and I paired them with my MP3 (via 3.5 mm plug/RCA adapter they provided), then with my BT tablet only to find that they outperform $150 - $200 sets I previously returned!I had to do a reality check against my 5.1 system. Granted, these do not match the performance of my Infinity CS 3000 Towers, but their ability to faithfully reproduce quality sound at low power and to hold that response (quality) through peak power is incredible. Across the spectrum, the high frequencies remained crisp while the bass held sharp response without unwanted echo/reverberation or prolonged recovery. They simply do not clip when overdriven--and I made several attempts.My impression is that the overall frequency/power response is unusually flat across the spectrum. This doesn't happen by accident, but is the result of a great design. Low mass cones of just the right geometry and rigidity are combined with high power magnets with just the right field density and geometry. The hit a home run with this design.While playing with the speakers, I had forgotten about the LEDs. (Wife favors the green.) Neat toy and makes for a nice night light should I stay up too late listening to classical at low volume. This leads to my only suggestion, which I know will probably increase the price point: Why not install a DSP and provide an option making the LEDs respond to frequency/power of the music? That would be really kewl.The final test? PS4 gaming. For the uninitiated: You need great 3D sound when playing MMORPGs. Hearing the soft footsteps of someone attempting to sneak behind you and backstab gives you a chance to roll-dodge and counter their intent on doing you bodily harm. (Thank you for the length of the speak wires and the incredible separation this provides.)As they stand, for the price, you can't beat this product. Get back to me in five years and I will tell you how well they wear. I am willing to bet I will still be pleased with them.

The speakers and subwoofer are exactly what I was looking for. Economical, but good enough sound for a bedroom.I use these solely as Bluetooth speakers that connect to my phone and for a projector. There are connection issues when they are used as Bluetooth speakers for watching streaming services. This may be a function of the projector.The one issue is that the button to switch between Bluetooth and the connected mode is on the subwoofer. If you are like me, your subwoofer might be underneath something or out of sight, making it not very convenient to switch between modes.

I love it. Small but exactly what I needed