- Sanyun SW206 80W Active Dual-Mode Bookshelf Speakers, 4” Studio Monitor & HiFi Mode, Upgraded 3D Sound Field, 6.35mm TRS Balanced, Bluetooth 5.4, Optical Coaxial Aux USB 24bit DAC, White

For desktop speakers at this price point, really amazing overall sound quality, especially without a sub. No issues with direct headphone jack or Bluetooth connectivity. Initial quality out of the box is quite impressive.

Works great with AUX, and Bluetooth, very simple setup, fills the room with sound, very loud.

Smooth pure sound. Compact and simple to set-up. Esthetically pleasing. I did some research looking for the best speakers for my desk workstation at work and found the right speakers for the wrong set-up, and exactly what I asked for but NOT what I was looking for. These speakers delivered a very smooth and pure sound. The video turns the sound severely tinny with no where near the actual deep bass output and full composition of sound. They put sound out quite satisfactorily in the direction they are facing but angle off to the side 45deg and the sound loses volume sharply. I gave these speakers a 4 of five solely because of the volume. This is a pretty critical judgement in my opinion but I am sticking with it because they just aren’t nearly loud enough for a speaker of this size and weight. Pretty much any cheap speaker I can buy at Walmart or 5 Below can volume up loud enough to be “too loud.” The loud level where you have the thought to yourself, I ought to bump it down a notch. In the video these are at max volume. In my opinion this volume should be about 2/3 of the range. They topped out and left much to be desired for volume. Things to note: • These speakers have marginally satisfactory bass. You won’t “feel” it but they are better than your average run-of-the-mill speaker. • These speakers are connected by an audio/power cable that is about 4-5ft long. I thought they were individually powered and connected with Bluetooth. One unit has the volume, Bluetooth, connections, the other is solely a speaker. • They are quite heavy and feel well made and look sharp. The fake tweaker could be left out or made real— not a fan of faux for the sake of it especially when it faints higher quality than it actually produces. Conclusion: I won’t be sending these back, they are acceptable and inexpensive enough — I gave them to my son for his bedroom computer gaming setup. He was very excited. For $75 I feel content with the quality for the right situation — A computer desk. Unfortunately I was looking for a “desktop” speaker that I could FEEL and would FILL a office size room, as I play the music for the room while we work, so the speaker needs to be substantially loud enough where it carries through the room but quality enough to where it sounds rich, smooth, and clean rather than sharp, and shallow. These speakers meet the sound bar quite nicely they fall off STEEPLY in projection!!!

These are really all about the asthetic but sound pretty great too. Not much low end on these but everything does sound really nice! Look great, work great, and setup is super easy.

The sound is larger than their appearance! Easy to connect and easy to use. Great for all musical inputs!

A big step up from crappy $20 speakers. All my life, I've been waiting for the cheapest speakers to get better... but somehow they only added lights that I don't want and never improved the sound quality (you know, that thing that we buy speakers for). Anyway, these things actually have bass, and now all my music sounds sparkling and new. I hear things I never did before. It's quite a delight. The only con is that people speaking sounds very odd now (especially people with deep voices, higher voices sound about the same). I've been getting used to it over the past month though, and don't notice it as much anymore. Though I did turn the bass down all the way. I highly recommend these for anyone looking to upgrade from the cheapest speakers in existence. Bonus, there's only one annoying light, on the side, and easily covered by tin foil and tape.

These are total bargain-bin speakers, poorly engineered, with design defects and no useful documentation. The biggest engineering bug is that the volume knob doesn't work when you use it with USB. This problem is no documented anywhere on the Amazon page. It does seem to be discussed in the printed booklet that comes with the speakers, but the English is so bad that it's hard to tell what they intended to say: "Note: When using Bluetooth mode and USB cable connection mode, the speaker volume may share the same volume with the device, so the main volume knob is not set with the highest and lowest volume scales." If you can understand that sentence, then good for you. I'm guessing it came straight out of Google Translate. The speakers can be used in three modes, but the printed booklet that comes with the speakers doesn't mention how to set the the mode. For this information, you need to carefully look through the Amazon page, where they have this note: "Long press 2 seconds to change the mode, green is audio mode, red is USB connection mode, blue is Bluetooth mode. " I assume "audio mode" is intended to mean using it with a phono jack. "Long press" refers to pressing and holding the volume knob for a couple of second. This is really bad engineering. For usability, all they needed to do was make the thing detect when it's connected to USB. (Hey, it's not that hard for a USB device to detect that!) As it is, you get the thing out of the box and plug it in through the USB cable, and you have absolutely no idea why it isn't working. The micro-USB cable they supply does not mate nicely with the port on the back of the speaker. It's hard to tell whether you're pushing it in hard enough or not. Low-quality parts, cheap engineering. One speaker has all the connectors sticking out of the back. The power cable sticks out about 6 cm. This is awkward when you're trying to fit the speaker into a confined space, e.g., it wouldn't fit on my windowsill. So if you're buying these because they look compact, keep this in mind. The only good things I will say about these speakers are that they do have pretty decent bass response, and they were certainly cheap. [EDIT] I spent an afternoon doing some coding while playing sound through the speakers, and I experienced even more problems. The biggest hassle is that the USB input worked fine for a few hours and then abruptly stopped working in the middle of playing something. I tried power cycling the speakers, but that didn't help. I had to shut down my computer and reboot to get the speakers working again, but then the USB input stopped working again after a couple of minutes. As a last resort, I plugged the speakers in via the analog phono-plug cable (which luckily I'd saved). This fixed it, but it eliminated one of my main reasons for having bought this particular model of speakers, which was that I wanted something with USB input. A second thing I noticed is that the broken behavior of the volume knob is not even consistent. What I originally observed was that the knob seemed to have no effect when I was in USB mode, and I assumed that this was what was being documented in the tortured English of the documentation, as quoted above. But I later noticed that turning the knob while in USB could actually have three different effects: (1) sometimes it has no effect; (2) sometimes it works; (3) sometimes it deactivates the speakers and the only way to recover is by power cycling. So basically it looks like whoever made the USB interface was just totally incompetent and/or didn't do any testing. The USB interface is just completely unusable my experience. A final issue is that when I was in USB mode, I found that for some material (e.g., the PBS News Hour's streaming programs on their web site), the sound output was extremely low -- e.g., too low to be easily audible when there was background noise such as a fan. This seemingly can't be fixed in software, because even when I max out my operating system's volume control, I just can't get a level through the USB interface that is loud enough. Of course, if the volume knob worked while in USB mode, then you would have a way to convince the speakers to give some more gain -- but as described above, that's a disaster.

The quest for the perfect desktop speakers for my Mac Mini M1 felt like searching for the Holy Grail - countless video reviews, a graveyard of rejected options... But then, enter the Sanyun SW-206 Dual Model Bookshelf Speakers, and let me tell you, they were a revelation. Before we crank the volume to 11, let's talk about the essential qualities every PC speaker needs (because let's face it, bad speakers are speakers you'll be living with, not living for). Here's my personal symphony of must-haves: - Crystal Clear Symphony: Rich, detailed sound that takes you from the front row of a concert to the heart of a movie scene. (We can all agree, muddy audio is a major buzzkill.) - The Treble and Bass Duet: The ability to fine-tune the sound to your taste, whether you're a bass enthusiast or a treble traditionalist. - The Silent Stage: Speakers that disappear when there's no audio, no unwanted hiss or hum to disrupt your listening bliss. - Power Without Distortion: Crank it up without the sound turning into a distorted mess. Loudness shouldn't sacrifice clarity. - Connectivity Chorus: Multiple inputs are a lifesaver, allowing you to connect all your devices and keep the music flowing. - Stereo Harmony: A balanced soundscape where instruments and vocals are perfectly placed, not favouring one side over the other. The Sanyun SW-206 became my maestro for all these reasons. I threw everything at them: Apple Music's lossless library, Spotify's highest quality streams, podcasts with music and spoken word, movies, YouTube, even my personal collection of lossless audio files. For a month, these speakers haven't missed a beat. They're perfect for the value-conscious audiophile (like myself!) who craves top-notch sound without breaking the bank. I can finally hear the subtle nuances in those high-quality podcasts with spoken word and background music – a symphony for the ears! The sound quality? Superb. Speaker quietness? Excellent, no unwanted noise when the music stops. Power? They pack a punch and get loud without distortion. Bonus feature? The convenience of a remote control to adjust volume and other settings from the comfort of your chair. Let's not forget the eye candy! These speakers boast a sleek, modern design that complements any desk setup. The clean white box design with a pop of yellow inside the speakers adds a touch of modernity you can show off. Matching the impressive sound is the build quality. The speakers have a reassuring weight, feeling sturdy and well-made. They also sit firmly on the desk with no vibrations, ensuring a clean listening experience. The verdict? If you're a content creator, a music enthusiast, or simply want to elevate your desktop experience, these speakers deserve a standing ovation. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. P.S. For the purpose of this review, I utilised a high quality AUX cable to ensure optimal audio performance.

Warning this will damage your pc the charge travels down the usb cable and surges the motherboard im sending back for a refund hopefully I spotted early enough that my pc still works

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Suenan muy bien, suficientes para un ambiente pequeño como un departamento. La calidad del sonido es muy buena.

音はこんなものかな。一日違いで6000円お値打ちに買えた。マニュアルがもう少し詳しく書いてあればよかった。スピーカースタンドは必要だね。リモコンは有っても無くてもいいかも。