LIELONGREN [Newer] USB Computer Speaker for Desktop, Laptop Speaker, PC Speaker, Small Computer Soundbar with Hi-Quality Sound, Loud Control Volume, Rich Bass

Nice little speaker. It gets pretty loud and sound is decent. Haven't noticed any distortion with audio. It has some weight to it and is well made, not cheap and flimsy. Has volume control and mute on the top. Took only a few seconds to set up. My old desktop speakers died so got this to replace them. I like I can put it on my monitor's base. Takes up very little space. I'm happy with this speaker. If you are into super hi-fi bass stereo sound, these are not for you. But if you are needing an inexpensive speaker that does get loud and has a decent sound I think you will be happy with these like I am. This is also great if you need to boost your laptop's sound. It works with Windows, Mac OS and Chrome OS and comes with a USB C adapter that the USB plugs into so can be used on PC, Chromebook, tablets, and Mac computers/tablets and am assuming some Android and Mac phones with type C ports. I highly recommend these speakers.

The speakers on my (old) Macbook failed and it would have been expensive to have them replaced. This works great for audio in their place.

I got this speaker in Sep 2021, am writing this review in Apr 2025.The speaker works pretty well. The sound probably isn't great, but I just need to hear the computer's beeps and boops, youtubes, and video conferencing. It does those things perfectly fine. The buttons - especially mute - are convenient, though the labels are hard to see (that's common on devices nowadays - companies can't be bothered to make the labels A DIFFERENT COLOR from the rest of the device). Stick-on labels fix that problem, but look goofy.The Windows volume controls work on this speaker - that didn't happen on my first USB speaker, which was really irritating.I came to write a review because the speaker apparently died and I was going to write a more negative review. However the problem turned out to be that Windows decided to change the default sound output device to some audio device that doesn't have speakers connected to it. So the problem wasn't with this thing - Windows wasn't sending any sounds to it. One of these days I'll have to move to Linux...A couple minor cons:- stupid hard-to-read button labels- every now and again I have to disconnect and reconnect the USB connection to get the speaker to work. Once every month or two. A little annoying, but not the end of the world. For all I know this might actually be a Windows problem.I got this thing in Sep 2021 for $20; today is Apr 2025. So I've had it 3 1/2 years as of this writing. Still working (as long as Windows doesn't screw things up)

This speaker is freaking awesome - truly awesome - the pc tried to f with it on a overnight update, but thank goodness i realized that is what happened and i kept this very high quality speaker - its low cost , yep, but its worth 5 times what it cost. Thank you.

Bought it to improve the sound of a laptop and this little speaker delivered. It's amazing how far we have gone compering to the speakers included in devices made in the 70s, 80s and 90s!

its a good sounding speaker but everytime i reboot my computer, the digital volume that normally appears gets disconnected and I have to unplug the speaker then plug it back in so the digital volume on the screen pops up.. other than that i like it.

Received it quickly. Plug and play worked great.

Sound quality is Ok. This is more about comments about the volume buttons.They work when it's connected to my Raspberry Pi 3 B+, the don't work when connected to my RPi Zero 2 WGo figure.