Tytan

These are basically the Tytan 2.0 speakers with a additional subwoofer and a separated volume dial. The volume dial is very smooth and responsive, and I feel I can really fine tune the loudness. The speaker set can get extremely loud and retain clarity without distortion. I have provided a video, but please consider this loud sounds warning. [LOUD SOUNDS WARNING] I do have a little issue, which is that I cannot shake the roof off with low volume. To get those deep vibrations, you have to raise the volume significantly high, but I don't want to disturb anyone 😔 The cables were long enough for my set up, with about 30cm left to spare, so I retied them with the cable wires provided. I like the power, the colours scheme, and the overall design. The two speakers and subwoofer should be able to sit comfortably and complement in most set ups. Thank you for reading.

Firstly I don't ever really write reviews, but I felt after owning these speakers a while the time had come to really let buyers know just how good these are (and no i dont work for the company). Any negative reviewers must be crazy, these are the real deal. This brand is not as well known as other major brands such as sony, logitech, bose, and so on, but don't let this put you off. These speakers are a hidden gem...why? well a variety of reasons. The positives; 1. The sound quality is incredible, you will hear every detail in the music and feel surrounded by it, to the point where you have to remind yourself this is only a 2.1 setup. 2. The bass response from the tweeters in the speakers and the subwoofer itself is absolutely incredible, this thing has seriously punchy and deep bass, which shakes the floor and penetrates through walls with ease. This will annoy the hell out of your flatmates/neighbours as I have found out myself, so if your into deep house/electronic/drum and bass or any other bassy music you have been warned! 3. They are well built, despite the speakers being plastic and the subwoofer being made from wood I have constantly bumped them with no bad effects. 4. Aesthetically they look slick and the modern design is nice to look at, as is the silver trust badge on the subwoofer. 5. They have one main volume control which can be seen in the picture, which slides clockwise and counter clockwise increasing and decreasing the volume. This feels sturdy and very nice to use and has rubber beneath it so it doesn't move around on the surface you are using it on. Overall it is very handy for adjusting the volume on the fly, especially when the neighbours are just about to call the police and you need to quickly turn it down. 6. They are versatile thanks to the volume controls on the subwoofer itself which adjust the volume of the bass and the treble volume. Although these speakers can be very well suited to bass heavy songs, for someone who prefers more chilled out music there will be no problem using these, just adjust the bass and treble accordingly. 7. You get way more than you pay for, and I mean way more. I have a friend who recently purchased a set of 2.1 harmann kardon speakers which set him back £140. They looked very cool yes, however when listening to them I honestly could not tell the difference between his and mine, in fact I think these speakers actually edge them slightly in terms of sound quality and bass. Sounds ridiculous I know, but It just goes to show that sometimes you are in fact paying premiums purely for the brand name. The negatives; 1. The bass can be a bit too overpowering for some songs, this can be adjusted via the bass control on the subwoofer however. 2. One of the speakers had a slight rattle when the volume was turned up. I fixed this by placing a hairband around the speaker which strangely worked and it rattles no more. Overall; Amazing speakers for the price, the sound quality is top notch as is the bass, the aesthetics are pleasing to look at and the build quality is fairly rugged. You would be very lucky to find speakers in this price range of a similar quality, I'm not sure they even exist to be honest.

I got this 2.1 speaker set recently, after i had to send my small 15W bluetooth speaker back to manufacturer for repair, and was missing the freedom of not needing to get up and change music over. Well I'm glad i did. These speakers are great and are working faultlessly. Bluetooth range is about 15m depending on whats between the device and the speaker, more than enough for changing over music anywhere in your lounge (unless you live in a mansion). The bass is astounding and can easily become tooo much if your not careful with the Sub control. There are 2 volume controls sited on the Sub Woofer, 1 for the sub itself and 1 for the satalite speaker pair. It also includes a wired volume control (shame it too is not wirless). I have tried this but due to distance I sit away from speaker it wouldnt reach, so I have taken it off and just use the controls sited on the Sub-woofer. The speaker easly paired with my Andriod 4.4 tablet, just pressing the pair button on the speaker was enough to pair them to my Tablet, and going to settings on tablet and choosing bluetooth brings up a list of all paired devices so you can change to the connection you need at the time. VOLUME : Wow these are loud, If I turn them up to full it feels like the base wants to knock you back across the room. I have to back these right off, as i live in an appartment and It would have people breaking my door down if played at that level. BASS : The base is realy good. You get some almost sub-sonic tones out of the bass speaker. I had'nt heard bass like that since my days clubing. MID RANGE+TREBLE : The satalite pair are nice and clear sounding, letting the vocals and high end come through clearly. The speakers need some balancing from the 2 volume controls, but once done the sound is awesome. As with all new speakers you should 'run them in' at about half volume before letting lose at full power. This gives the material the cones are made from, time to soften a bit so as to avoid splitting them or 'blowing' them. I have read 30-40 playing hours to 'run in' speakers. I would definatly recomend as a replacment system for home stereo, and i think they are loud enough from all but the largest of rooms. So good, if possibale would like another set to link up.(still trying to iron out the whether posibale to do). 10/10 Edit: Had these for over 3 months now. Use them almost every day as speaker for streaming music from my tablet based library and also have my TV plugged in to the 2 phono inputs for when I put a film on. Still sounding as good as when first bought.

Good speaker and were reasonable good for price. You pay for what you get.

Five star review. Five star price when I bought and five star happiness in it's performance. Lots of depth to sound, more bass than you'll ever need and a ton of volume for those big moments.

Very Smart was very impressed with the bass and sounds really clear for the money I'd recommend this

It arrived well packed and ready to transform the tinny audio on my otherwise fantastic 13.3 inch Lenovo Yoga Tab 2 into the awesome sound stage it deserves. I was immediately astounded by what I heard; the Trust Tytan is indeed worthy of that overused word, AWESOME!!! The treble and mids are present and clear, but the star of this show is undoubtedly the floorboard trembling bass. Ecstasy levels were achieved when I visited You Tube on my tablet and searched for a Dolby Sound demo video, which treated my fussy ears to the full potential of this very capable speaker system; my purchase was justified, emphatically so! I should mention that the Tytan looks great too, and is somewhat reminiscent of a more glamorous car boot bass boom box, but with the addition of the sidekick duo speakers. The Bluetooth connectivity is an essential feature for me, and I didn't notice any significant detriment to the sound when using it. That said, in between audio tracks, and in silent moments during movies, I can hear feedback which sounds like a far distant disco beat - and it's not my imagination, or, as I had originally suspected, my neighbours throwing a party in their basement. Perhaps I should deduct a star for that, but whilst irritating - I can't 'unhear' it - the overall performance is still very enjoyable. The feedback is not at all present during wired/aux connection. Anyway, well done to Trust for producing a product that buyers can indeed put their cash and trust(!) in. Highly recommended - despite the unwelcome and quite bewildering very distant disco beat! 'At first I was afraid, I was petrified...' OK, Gloria, I will go now.

If, like us, you've just bought a newfangled HD TV, you're probably unimpressed with the sound quality of the built in speakers and you'll be searching for replacements. You might go with an expensive surround sound system, but we couldn't because we don't have enough room. You might go with a soundbar, which is convenient but still overpriced. Or you might go with these speakers. We had some other speakers at home to try first. I donated my own PC speakers which are still a 2.1 setup but quite small, and the volume had to be turned up to get any bass out of them, and we quickly found that what bass there was was muddy and distorted. So we turned to the internet and found these speakers. I really can't praise them enough. You NEED these speakers. They've got that weird quality where they output a ton of bass even at low volume, so you can enjoy the full range of sound without breaking your windows and waking up the neighbours. It's that cinema-style bass as well, the kind where you can only just about hear it but it's enough gives a suggestion of a deep rumbling to add to the soundscape. I tried it with Blade Runner and I feel like it's as close as I'll ever get to watching that film at an actual cinema (unless they ever get around to showing it again). One thing to note however is that these are not small speakers. The first subwoofer we tried would fit inside our TV cabinet, but this woofer was easily twice the size of that one. The satellites aren't small either. Take note of the measurements and make sure you've got room for them. And then buy them. Because you should. It also comes with a little desktop remote that's useless when they're plugged into a TV because it simply won't reach. I was able to appropriate it and attach it to my own PC speakers where it is very useful. In conclusion, these are the best stereo speakers I've ever heard. They're leagues ahead of my PC's (decent) speakers, and far more sensibly priced than a soundbar. If you've got a big enough room, you're probably also looking for a surround sound system, and I can't speak for that. But if you're looking for a set of 2.1 speakers, this is that set, and it is a steal at ~£45.