Trust Alto-falantes Tytan 2.0

I bought mine back in July, It isn't as clear as my old Logitec 2.0 sperakers which i don't mind so much as it is powered by USB so no trasformer plug (which is a plus in my eyes) I have recentyly noticed the spaekes curtting out as if there is a loose wire in the main speaker unit. I use a headset for about 50% of the time as I am a gamer so poor value for money considering they habve lasted 4 months before they started to play up.

I've noticed that many people complain about crackling and interference with these but I would suggest that if you are trying to power them from USB 3 ports that might cause such a problem. I power mine from an external USB power/charging port on a mains socket and don't have any interference whatsoever. It is true that the sound is a little bit tinny but that suits my purpose as I have them connected via an adapter to a 1/4 inch jack on my computer's studio interface which also supplies 2 other speaker systems and for purposes of audio mixing I was looking for something that was top end heavy to emulate playing tracks through laptop speakers etc. They look quite decent too. I don't know how long they'll last but if it is half as long as the 17 year old Boston speakers they replaced I'll be well satisfied.

They are ok for a small room but you get what you pay for

Good sound for the money, look good, and weighty too, used to knock my previous ones over easily.

Excellent value for a Great sound !! on time delivery