Cyber Acoustics CA-2014 vs Klipsch The Fives

there is a headphone jack to plug into the speakers if you don't have a headphone jack on your pc so that was a nice plus.. 5. The sound is okay so far ( I have my monitor sound settings high and then can adjust the speaker sound/volume knob to low)-But if you are looking for stereo quality these are only cheapie desktop speakers so you definitely won't get that

, They have an HDMI input on them, which makes Them perfect, as your two-channel left and right speakers on either side of your TV., Many people are o...

Updated: Initially, the speakers were too bassy. These speakers were for my computer. I looked for an equalizer software app for the computer, so I could adjust the treble up. Realtek Audio is supposed to be on Windows 10 but I didn't have it, so I downloaded it

I hope they will provide e an app for EQ in the future. But then, I can always adjust the EQ on my phone. For now, the treble is just right

need two hands to turn it on and off. I really hate lazy designers that create crap like this.

Almost everyone here recommends studio monitors (ie. Adam T5V/T8V) but OP has specifically separated them from consumer speakers like the Edifier. I also separate them because of aesthetics: studio monitors do sound really good, but they don't look that good on a living room. :)

Purchased to attach to my ancient laptop, so that I can hear my zoom yoga instructor, now I can have music too!

I also had to spend time troubleshooting the HDMI connection, which stopped working after about 10 days. The problem turned out to be a streaming device that interfered with the HDMI signal going to the speakers, so I have had to work around that. If the speakers were plug and play as they should be, they would be worth five stars. They are worth only three stars because of the capricious update procedure, the clunkiness of the Klipsch Updater and Klipsch Connect apps, and the lack of documentation that Klipsch should have made available to help with troubleshooting