R30 Computer Speakers, USB Powered 3.5mm AUX Small PC Speaker, Colorful LED Lights with Switch Button, Surround Sound Bar Speaker for Desktop Laptop White

For the price it is perfect, I use it now and it sounds great. It’s simple to set up and is strong as far as I’m concerned. The RBG lights can be turned on and off and are nice and not too bright.

The SOULION R30 computer speakers offer a solid audio experience for their price. They are compact and have a modern gray design that fits well on most desks. The colorful LED lights add a fun, modern touch, and the power button makes it easy to turn the lighting on or off depending on your mood or work environment.In terms of performance, the sound quality is quite good for budget speakers. The surround sound effect enhances the listening experience, whether watching movies, gaming, or listening to music. Although the bass could be a little more powerful, the overall clarity is adequate for casual use.Another advantage is their portability. They are lightweight and easy to move, ideal for small spaces or temporary setups. Setup is simple; you just need to connect them via a USB cable, and the single cable for power and audio helps keep your desk tidy.While perhaps not ideal for audiophiles looking for high-end sound, the SOULION R30 is an excellent choice for those on a budget who want high-end sound.

I got this speaker to match my fancy new gaming computer and keyboard which have similar RGB. At the time of purchase, I was used to the vast majority of my audio going through my headset- which I love! So I didn't care to spend a lot for fancy speakers. I just wanted something basic but that looked like it fit in with everything else. The look is pretty much perfect and exactly what I wanted. It fits nicely into the niche under my acer monitor. It is easy to use, simple to turn on or off or up right on the unit without having to track any accessories down.I had 2 issues with this speaker. Firstly, if you have a digital speaker port for 7.1 sound and like me you just assume this is going to work in it, I'm afraid to say it does not. Since that was the only other audio port I was left juggling my headset around to the front audio ports and using the headset jacks in the back for the speaker. Along came my cat who thought my beloved headset cord hanging off the side of my computer was his personal toy and chewed right through the adapter in one chomp, so in order to keep it [and cat] safe everything had to be plugged in the back. To cope with this I purchased a USB to 3.5 mm jack adapter and now I use this as a USB device.2nd issue was that I found this device unable to be plugged into my front audio ports anyways. It was fine for general system sounds, or listening to music on YouTube. But it could not deal with World of Warcraft. It would just make this annoying whiny sound when I logged in and I could NOT deal with it. I tried turning the sound down to the lowest settings of complexity and it didn't help at all. The whiny sound was not as noticeable when plugged in the back, it was pitched low enough not to be annoying but it was still there. Seems to have cleared up completely after I shifted it to USB. I suspected something either on their end or my end of the jack is not properly shielded and so the speaker was receiving feedback. I'm thankful the issue resolved or it would have made the speaker much less useful to me.I have found since I got the speaker setup properly I now enjoy routing my game sounds through the speaker and using my headset for either music or chatting on discord. The game sounds are more ambient this way, they no longer compete with discord for my attention. The quality of this speaker is fine for this purpose, though since I enjoy it so much and use it so much I can now see the need for a nicer set now so I think I may consider that in the future.Overall I'm happy with my purchase, it was reasonably good for the price - though I did have to chip in another 10 bucks for the usb adapter, at the end of the day I am getting everything I wanted from it.

The Soulion R30 soundbar speaker exceeded my expectations.Pros:1. It has a real volume knob (switch potentiometer): It clicks to turn it on/off and maintains its volume setting. It does not make annoying beeping sounds for every increment you adjust it up or down. It just works!2. Sound quality: For a little sound bar, it sounds rather good with plenty of volume. This little thing is loud for its size.3. It outperforms any of the "USB-only" speakers that I've personally encountered.4. Adequate cable length with a dedicated 3.5mm aux cable to plug into your device. A single Siamese-cable only splits at the end for the AUX and USB connection so cable management simple.5. RGB LED Lights: These aren't something I was looking for, but it's a nice touch without being obnoxious or strobing. They cycle softly through the RBB spectrum and aren't distracting or harsh to the eye. They're mellow but still have that "cool" factor.6. You can turn the LEDs off if you like. It utilizes a maintained push button on the back that clicks on/off so they'll stay that way the next time you power it up. I personally like the LEDs, so I leave them on. They aren't too bright or flashy, but just right in my opinion.7. Slim Design takes up very little desk space and still provides proper sound for such a small bar. With one sound bar, there aren't additional wires stringing across your desk from one side to the other.8. No gimmicky annoying voice announcing every time it's turned on or what mode it is in. It just works like a speaker is supposed to. If I boot up my computer while others are sleeping, It doesn't make an announcement through the whole house of what mode the speakers are in like so many USB-only speakers with useless gimmicks.Cons:1. No room shaking thunderous bass. However, let's face reality, if you expect a lot of room shaking bass out of an inexpensive small speaker with 2" drivers and a passive sub, you'll be disappointed most of your life. Buy yourself a powered subwoofer and all of your dreams shall become reality. :)2. If your device doesn't have a 3.5mm Aux plug, you're out of luck. This is a pro and a con depending on your requirements. It's a Pro for me.3. If you want a lot of useless and annoying gimmicks such as robot voices announcing every mode, loud beeping noises for every click of the volume knob, or seizure-inducing strobe lights that flash to the beats of your music or game, you're out of luck. This speaker is for the intended use of being an affordable speaker with just the right amount of "adult cool".Nor Pro or Con:No Bluetooth: It's not advertised as having it, so there is that. I'm glad it doesn't! This is because without another mode, there's no need to "announce" what mode it's in or whether it's connected. It's also something I don't need. Most people already have dedicated wireless portable Bluetooth speakers. By leaving this unnecessary feature out, more resources can be put into making it a decent functional speaker with real buttons and switches. I'm perfectly satisfied with it the way it is.Bottom line:If you're looking for an affordable speaker option with good sound, pleasing to the eye, doesn't take up a lot of desk space, provides easy cable management, and works the way speakers should, this is a great option. I'd buy it again and recommend it to friends.

I've been using this soundbar for a couple of weeks now and I’m honestly impressed. The sound is pretty clear and has good volume for a room or desktop setup. I really like the LED lights—they give my setup a modern touch. It connects easily via USB, and I’ve also tested the Bluetooth with no issues.It’s not a professional audio system, but for the price, it definitely does the job. Recommended if you're looking for something practical and functional for your PC.