KEiiD Bluetooth Computer Speakers with Wireless Touch Control Pod for PC Laptop/Desktop Wireless Stereo Gaming Speakers, 4 EQ Modes, Aesthetic Style, New Model

I bought these mainly for my desktop setup and they’ve been a really nice upgrade from the basic built-in monitor speakers. Out of the box, setup was simple: plug into power, connect to Bluetooth, and you’re basically done. The wireless touch control pod is the star here — being able to tap the top to mute and just spin the knob for volume feels way better than hunting for tiny buttons on the side of a speaker. Loudness: They get plenty loud for a home office, bedroom, or gaming setup. At around 50–60% volume they easily fill the room without sounding strained. I wouldn’t use them to DJ a party, but for YouTube, music, Zoom calls, and gaming, they’re more than enough. Sound/EQ: For the size, the sound is clean and clear. Voices are easy to hear, and there’s a decent amount of bass without it getting muddy. The 4 EQ modes actually make a difference — I use one for music and another for games so footsteps and dialogue stand out more. Don’t expect subwoofer-level rumble, but for everyday use they’re solid. Size & Aesthetic: They don’t take up much desk space and look good sitting under a monitor. The design is clean and “aesthetic” without being too flashy, so they fit in fine whether your setup is minimal or more gamer-style. Ease of use: Super straightforward. Bluetooth connects quickly and stays connected, and the wired option is there if you want zero latency. The touch pod controls volume, mute, and EQ, so you rarely have to mess with your computer’s sound settings once it’s set up. Value for money: For the price, you’re getting good build quality, nice sound, that handy control pod, and a 2024 model that doesn’t look or feel cheap. There are louder systems out there, but for a compact desk setup these hit a really nice balance of features and price. Minor things to note: They do need to be plugged into power (not battery-powered), and if you’re a hardcore basshead you might want a system with a separate sub. But for most people using them for work, school, and gaming, they’re more than enough. Overall, if you want speakers that look good, sound clean, and give you an easy volume knob right on your desk, these are a great pick.

I really like these KEiiD speakers. They look sleek and modern—the kind of thing that actually makes your desk setup feel intentional rather than just functional. The sound quality is solid for everything I use them for, whether it's calls or music, and they don't take up much space. The touch control is convenient, and pairing via Bluetooth was easy. They've become a go-to part of my office setup, and I'd definitely recommend them if you're looking for something that looks good and performs well without being overly complicated.

I received these beauties yesterday, and couldn't be happier. They look outstanding and sound great. The setup was flawless, and really only looked at the instructions for the wireless remote operation. When you change the equalizer, a voice prompt tells you what mode they're in. The EQ modes are spot on. The remote works perfectly. For the price point, these can't be beat. I returned a set of pebbles because they sounded terrible. What I love about these KEiiD's is how clean they look on the desktop. No USB and 3.5mm Jack to hook up to the computer which I love. No voice delay via Bluetooth. I always research everything I buy and the lack of information on these was relevant. I took a chance and I'm glad I did.

I bought these speakers to replace a pair of old Bose Companion desktop speakers for my home office which had unfortunately blown up. Construction-wise, they look solid, compact and classy. Unlike the Bose, these now carry Bluetooth and if that means less wiring on my setup, I'm glad about that. There's a 3.5" AUX plug and corresponding cord if you still prefer traditional input connections. The included remote is also compact and discreet, the charge of the built-in battery via USB-C can reportedly last you for months and you can access the built-in speaker EQ modes through it (or on the back of the right speaker — the manufacturers counted on the likeliness of it getting lost so you're not completely out of luck with these speakers in that case). Now, about the sound. It would be unfair to compare these against the $200-plus Bose Companions, however out of the box they sound flat and tinny and lack the Bose's fat, rounded and well defined bass. Fiddling around with the built-in EQs and with a third party Mac software named Boom3D, the sound got definitely better, but there's still something to be desired to these ears as sound rarely leaves that "boxed in" quality often found in small speakers. But again, comparing a sub-$60 pair to a $200-plus one is quite unfair, isn't it? However, if you're on a tight budget and want something that isn't tacky on sight like those gaming speakers with LEDs all over, these will do fine. I wanted a pair of speakers that didn't look like part of a gamer's setup. I agree it would be fairer to compare these speakers to others on a similar price/performance level.

After a few hours of using these, I was very very confused as to why these are so highly rated. But I've figured it out, I just happen to have different priorities. I was buying these for their sound quality, not the overall package, and so I remain a bit disappointed. Let's get to the negatives right away before addressing what's good here, because there are some great things here as well. I was buying this since I replaced an old iMac with a new mini. The speakers in the iMac were more than adequate with even response and no distortion, but the mini couldn't compete. After reading reviews I settled on these Keiid speakers. I was impressed pulling them out of the box as they are attractive speakers with a good design. The metal and wood tops look expensive and have real heft. I tried wiring these, using bluetooth, and trying the 4 baked in (not adjustable) EQ modes. These speakers sound subpar at any configuration. While I'm not expecting good bass response, I'd hope for good, clear highs and mids and decent (if not on par with a 6 year old iMac) bass response. These are absolutely flat sounding on the Music preset. Other presets make it worse, exaggerating the sound curve in odd ways (I'm trying to figure out what the Game preset is supposed to sound like, but it's awful). Bass clips at a very low volume curve. I was able to "fix" the clipping by using software EQ to cut and adjust the sound coming from the OS, but I shouldn't have to do that -- I'm basically compensating for the subpar speaker performance. After additional thought, I'm not expecting miracles at the small, relatively inexpensive computer speaker space. But these are far from the cheapest speakers. You are paying for those intangibles. The build quality is great on these. They look great on the desk next to my monitor. It's convenient having both wired and bluetooth connectivity, and the BT works flawlessly (you have to physically disconnect the aux and can't switch to it directly, which is annoying) but I found the speakers respond quickly with no perceptible BT delay, which is great. Finally, Keiid supplies a remote, which works as advertised, but not something that is needed for my application. Perhaps I'd be better served with the north-of-$100 copy of these with a subwoofer, but I don't think I want to return and try again with this brand. Will likely keep them as overall these are fine, but if you are looking for great sounding sub-100 speakers, keep looking -- these aren't it.

I bought these speakers to use as the main speakers of the master TV in our RV, and overall I’ve been really happy with them. The sound is clear, they look great with the wood that we have in the RV already, and the control pod is a nice touch that makes them very convenient to use. I generally don't write Amazon reviews, but the reason I wanted to leave this review is their customer service. I ran into an issue related to the exact setup I purchased these speakers for, and their support team was very responsive and genuinely helpful. Instead of giving me generic answers, they took the time to understand my application and helped me work through the problem until I had a solution. It’s always nice when a product is good, but it’s even better when the company stands behind it and helps when you need it. Based on my experience, I would definitely recommend these speakers and this brand.

The speakers come well packaged and complete with all the necessary wires necessary to connect them up to a computer or any other device that uses a headphone output. The speakers for their size weight just the right amount. Suggesting a reasonable driver in them. I have yet to test the volume, but the bass level so far is pretty poor. I haven't attempted to adjust it to see if I can encourage more bass out of them. Overall, I'm happy with the speakers. I was able to get them on a great sale price, which made them more affordable and reasonable as a purchase. I tend to research the heck out of my purchases, so I was happy with this choice. The one drawback is the puck. If you aren't using the speakers via Bluetooth, the puck is kind of a useless accessory. Because of this, a removable battery or just using AAA batteries or a CR2032 Lithium battery likely would have been a better option. The non-removable battery will likely, over time, fail leaving the puck being less useful. Therefore, if one decides to switch over to Bluetooth and the battery is no longer any good, it isn't that great of a feature anymore.

At the time of posting this review I had only just gotten it. And so far I have been very impressed with it. Every time the speakers kick on it does feel more immersive than I would have thought. I also thought that the little remote was overkill and that I really didn’t need it. Honestly you probably don’t but it is nice, as one thing I noticed is that the speakers when plugged into aux have some “white noise” to it just when they are turned on. The remote does make it nice to turn it off quickly and turn it back on. I also was very happy with the form factor of these speakers, they are small yet deliver, I can be in the other room and still hear them pretty well, and as far as I’ve cranked it, which I haven’t all the way. It does seem to hold the sound quality pretty well. the bass is a little lacking, if you really like that oomph, then you should probably pick up a pair of speakers with a bass instead, as I don’t know if you’re gonna get that from just speakers like this. For the price they have been done well. I also like that the audio controller is wireless, it is a hassle to have more cords. I was also really glad to make this purchase as I have a dark bamboo desktop. Which it doesn’t match perfectly and is off slightly in grain and contrast, but this is probably as close as you will ever get to that same finish for a product like this or for just about any product for that matter. Honestly biggest 2 improvements I think could be made to this device, potential for a bass output so you could buy a bass to plug in. White noise removal. The device needs better detection for when audio isn’t coming through. It just needs to not play anything at that point cause it gets annoying having the white noise. Pros: - Remote is actually nice - They have manual button controls on the back at least the 2024 version, which is really nice for when the remote doesn’t connect - good quality for price - easy set up - kinda matches dark bamboo finish - simple design good athstetic Cons: - white noise when speakers are left on and nothing is playing through a device either aux, or even when bluetooth is connected(bluetooth mode doesn’t appear to do that. though remote makes it easy to turn it off simply push pause or the power button) - Coords shoot straight out the back of the device, I would say if they made the coords angled it would be better as it would look way cleaner, though I’m sure you can buy some online somewhere, just wish this was the default. - Remote sometimes is a little hard to get it to work, for the most part it does work - if you want to put them else where the wood finish on top kinda kills it sometimes. I don’t plan on it. But it is a little annoying that it feels like the wood has to match the surface it’s near. Wish they had more options. Pro/Con - the device has it’s own volume control. So you either turn the device sound up and always have your speakers loud, which introduces more “white noise”, or you turn your volume down and have to use the remote to handle the volume which isn’t so bad honestly. This could go either way.

Excelente producto y excelente audio... Y lo mejor lo agarre en promo 699.00 MXN

Estas bocinas tienen un buen sonido, no se distorciona. Son bocinas para escritorio y cumple a la perfeccion su funcion, el control es muy practico y vistoso. Recomiendo estas bocinas, no son las mas potentes del mercado pero cumplen a la perfeccion.

La verdad es que no le piden nada a bocinas de marcas reconocidas, tienen un buen diseño y sonido, había comprado unas hace algunos años y la verdad es que son muy buenas, la fidelidad del sonido es sorprendente y con los 4 modos que tiene tanto para Gaming, Música, Películas y Noticias, la verdad son una excelente opción sin gastar mucho

Venian muy bien empaquetadas y con instructivo claro. Se ven muy bonitos y elegantes. Tienen muy buen sonido, suena bien el audio en modo bluetooth. Solo no me gusto que los altavoces no son completamente libres de cables en el modo bluetooth ya que necesito conectar el altavoz izquierdo al derecho al usar el para que ambos suenen.

No tienen un rango alto de fidelidad, se nota en canciones de calir obscure pero no en todo momento, solo ocacional, pero si es de calidad, no soy un experto, pero para un monitor y una habitación es suficiente. Juegos en ps5 y me agradan sus funciones y desempeño.