Deeyaple Computer Speakers, 40W Wireless Soundbar for Desktop PC with Bluetooth 5.3 & USB Audio, Software Custom EQ, Dynamic RGB Lighting, External Power Adapter Gaming Speakers, Laptop, Xbox (Black)

Great for me but might not be everyone’s cup of tea
I really like this thing. I ordered it because I thought I would use it in my basement with a TV, but I find myself bringing it all over where I might want music. I’ve particularly enjoyed having it in the garage. I connect my phone to it via bluetooth and crank the tunes while I’ve been working on building some shelves. It’s loud enough to get beyond the shop vac and other noises. I love that you can connect it by both bluetooth and wire because that’ll let me eventually plug in a projector that I sometimes use in the yard. It’s bigger than some of the other portable speakers but not as huge as a full-time soundbar that’s meant to be parked permanently under a TV.Pairing was easy and within seconds I was up and running. I have an outlet just about everywhere I would use this speaker but having a rechargeable battery might be nice. Not sure if it’s maybe too big for that to be practical. The lights are neat even though that’s not something that made me order it.It’s been great for my needs but for someone looking for a more portable item, it might be less ideal and perhaps a little pricy. Everything works great on it though.

3 ft power cord and more!
This speaker has too many negative tags to it that make it frustrating to work with.First off, it’s sound and bass quality are all on-par for other speakers in its price range.The problems start with the power cord. It’s a 3-ft AC adapter. Far too short to reach the floor of my desk, so that’s annoying.In order to run the speaker, you need to download a Chinese-based software. And in order to control the speaker you need to be logged into the software. So, if you ever lose internet, you lose control of your speaker’s lights. The default light setting is “pulse according to sound” and is not pleasant.It would be a 4/5 speaker if it wasn’t bogged down with unreliable app software and shipped with a power cord of no-less-than 6 ft.

Super Soundbar
Holy. Sound. Bar. This thing is a dream come true for RGB lovers and anyone who appreciates audio that punches above its price tag. Lights on top and bottom (chef’s kiss), rich full sound that fills a room, and adorable little chimes when you turn it on or off. The top controls are super intuitive and delightfully tactile, no fumbling with weird remotes or mystery buttons. True, it plugs into the wall so you can’t go wireless, but I’d take that trade any day for this level of output. It’s beautiful, it’s loud, and it makes my desk look like a shrine to good music and RGB lighting. 10/10 emotional attachment achieved. You don’t like it? Fight me, I’ll take five.You do not have to use the software in order to control it. In my infinite paranoia, I don’t like having 35 million apps just to adjust some lighting, so I generally don’t download those things. It has several modes you can cycle through on the unit itself and that works delightfully well for me. In comparison to my other soundbar, honestly, the $10 difference (this one is $50 on sale) is totally worth it for the aesthetics alone. The cord(s) are not particularly long, so if you did want to run said cord across the room you’ll have trouble with that. Lucky for me, it isn’t an issue for my setup. I kinda wish I could take it on the go because it’s so pretty and if the price were much higher I’d insist on it. However, if you like things that sound good and look cool, you’ll probably enjoy the heck out of this.