Cyber Acoustics CA-3090 2.1 Speaker System with Subwoofer with 18W of Power – Easy Setup and Convenient Controls, Great for Music, Movies, and Gaming

Very satisfied! I was worried cuz I was going to plan on using these with my TV and not a computer. So I was worried that it didn't have the RCA hookups but to my surprise I just plugged in the cord to the back of my TV and voila they work. And they sound pretty nice too I'm really pleased

Just doesnt get loud enough for me.I return it and got there 80w system.

The sound is clean and balanced. The added volume control.is nice with the added aux and headphone jack. The 1 isuse that is minor to me is the volume that comes out of the headphone jack. Volume has to be 100% and is still rather quiet. Bass is solid as well.

The system has great audio and depth, is stylish, and compact. It doesn't take up much room on a small desk. The subwoofer is smaller than most but has great sound.The one drawback is the round control pod headphone jack, according to a customer rep. at Cyber Acoustics, "it does not function with the control pod volume control at this time and works as a standard passthrough jack. There is no amplifier in for the control pod jack, so the volume for your headphones when plugged into the control pod must be adjusted with the computer's sound settings. Our manufacturers are aware of this issue and are currently working to address the problem in future inventory. "I have adjusted my PC's audio control functions to a full 100%, and it makes no difference. The only headphones that brought through audio from the jack were JVC, but the audio was so low I could barely hear it.

My issue is the headset plugin, which is why I bought this. The sound is VERY quiet and on max on the dial and MAX on my headset, It's still pretty quiet. Which is really the main reason I bought it, so I could use my headset when gaming with friends and speakers when watching a movie/tv. That's why my rating is so low. Honestly because of that, If I had the patience to refund I probably would, but I guess I'll just unplug the speakers and plugin my headset directly to the pc when switching. A bit disappointing.To put it in perspective, I have the speakers section set to about 50% for loud-enough sound for this room. When I plug in my headset, I have to turn the dial all the way to 100% and my headset to 100% and even then, I'd want another 30% or so.---------------------------------------------------------------EDIT: the bass isn't separate from the treble, so, things start to sound really bad when you turn up the volume. You used to be able to spend 20 bucks and get quality sound with a side of bass. not now. It seems if you want to get any quality speakers with a side of bass, you're looking to spend over $60+---------------------------------------------------------------Speakers/Bass: 1/5 treble is being pumped through the bass, makes it sound horrible when you turn the bass upHeadset Plugin: 0/5 don't buy this just because of the ease of use for the headset like I did, You will just be disappointed. It's not great and probably won't be used by me.. even though that's the WHOLE reason I bought it.

Best sound for Cyberpunk 2077. Lots of bass for bass heads. Good mids and highs once you turn the volume knob all the way up. The bass control knob and the side facing sub got me. They are amazing. Way better than the Logitech Z 13 or whatever. You kinda gotta tune it yourself unlike the Logitech, but at this price that’s better. Wires are reasonably long, but it’s a tight setup. Logitech also wins in wire length. If these last a year I say this is the clear winner. Still breaking them in and they sound amazing capturing sounds particularly deep sounds Logitech did not capture at all.

Pretty darn good speakers for a variety of uses. I'm going to use them to replace the audio on my flat screen tv, since it appears that by law the included speakers have to stink. I'd rather the set was a little thicker and had usable speakers. So far I've yet to have anyone show up to my house and whip out a micrometer to see how thick my tv is. I'm also not interested in firing up a 300-500 watt sound system to watch the news or for my son to watch a kids show.Anyhow, I've looked at a few of these in the same ~$30 price range. This one has very long cables, longer than any other I'd seen, which is a plus if you're going to use them on a big tv. The bass box is small and has the large vent on the side, not the bottom, which many other speaker sets had. I have two places for it, a hard surface and a spot on carpet, so bottom bass port is bad. On many of these there is also no cover or screen on the bottom bass port, just a bare speaker. That's going to get ripped pretty quick if you aren't careful handling it.This also has adjustable bass. Not found on many 2.1's this size/price, and a volume control on a little pod. The pod has a headphone jack and an aux 3.5mm input. Really handy!Sound is very good. I'm not an audiophile but I've tinkered with small 3.5mm/bluetooth speakers that went from $12-100 and this sounds by far the best. Good sparkling highs although you're going to need to lower the bass at full volume level. It starts sounding rough until you drop it to below the halfway point.If you want something to plug your phone/tablet into, replace a bad flat screen tv speaker, or put out great sound-on-the-cheap from your PC, this appears to be the winner. The runner-up was the Creative 2.1 that runs around the same price, $30ish. That has shorter cables, no bass adjust, bass port on the bottom, etc.