CreativeStage SE Under-Monitor Soundbar with USB Digital Audio and Bluetooth 5.3, Clear Dialog and Surround by Sound Blaster, Powered via Adapter

Small footprint, but has Bluetooth 5.2. Quite a bit of volume to fill a small office, or about half of a larger room.There is a volume and function wheel to be turned on the right side, and this sound bar features a remote. USB-A connectivity to a desktop or laptop pc is provided for easy plug and play. For the price I found the value pretty nice for light gaming, and decent for music.The build quality seems normal, and is likely manufactured in or around Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China PRC.

Its a great option for improving PC audio, especially for its powerful bass and clear vocals. It connects via USB or Bluetooth and features a compact design that fits well under monitors.Pros:* Powerful bass and clear vocals* Easy to set up and use* Compact designCons:* Audio performance might not be ideal for audiophiles*The remote control does not have batteries, and cannot activate the soundround without the control.Overall, the Creative Stage SE is a good option for those looking for a soundbar to improve their PC audio experience, especially for those on a budget.

A nice upgrade from my last speaker and I give it at 4.5. Since I am getting old, I always had to crank my old speaker to almost 80-90 for a decent sound. Finally decided to go with this speaker after comparing different ones. I am very happy with the volume output, about 65 I can hear very well already. It does fit under the monitor, though it's a bit big and bulky it can't really sit on top of my monitor stand and I need to find something to put below so as to level it to same height. Wish it were in AUX not USB only to take one port so these two cons knocks off 0.5 for me, overall it's a nice speaker.

Perfect under monitor PC speaker. Sounds great. Good packaging. Great value. Quality design and finish.

This speaker is just ok. the sound is fairly meh. Bass response is poor and it sounds a bit hollow and tinny to me no matter what I do with the tone buttons. I needed a low latency bluetooth or USB connected speaker for my laptop for traveling but this is barely better than my laptops built in speakers. I'm disappointed in the sound quality. I like the volume controls on it and the speaker looks nice. it's way too large of a speaker for the sound quality that it puts out. so it's pretty bad for a traveling speaker. I wish JBL would make their speakers USB ports be full function.

Sounds really good for the price. Looks nice and clean. Connects with no problems. I like the volume wheel. Gets louder than I need for my 15x15 room. Of course it's not going to shake the walls or anything but still sounds like it's putting out a lot of bass somehow

These are okay for a good, small soundbar under a monitor. I replaced them with some Pebble V2's not long after because the sound was a little too hollow for me. The good thing about these is they're also bluetooth so it cuts down on the wires.

The media could not be loaded. Secured on top of monitor with a monitor shelf: www.amazon.com/dp/B09MSWPMF7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title *The monitor swings out on a pneumatic arm: www.amazon.com/dp/B098JT9SFR?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title *Sound Bar always facing out with monitor at head level leaving plenty of room on my desk. Secured with two plastic wire ties (zip cord) on shelf if monitor is tilted at an angle. I believe the sound bar is very good in sound quality. Light enough and small enough to attach to a monitor shelf and pneumatic arm which supports monitor and sound bar with no issues. I very much like the large rotary wheel on sound bar. The way I have it set up is extremely covenant for me. Sound Bar is hard wired directly into monitor and everything I can see on the monitor has sound whether its PC Streaming or Game Console. I hope my video and photos are helpful.