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Need better sound from your laptop? The stylish new B-Flex 2 is a compact stereo speaker on a USB flex cable for laptops and desktops. Plug and play for PC and Mac with no batteries or wires! Easy to use, great for travel, mp3's, DVD's, presentations, and gaming! Features dual 1 watt digital amps and 2 full range paper cone micro drivers for crystal clear sound. The B-Flex 2 digital circuitry even works on computers without sound cards. The patented flex design allows you to position the speaker for optimum listening enjoyment. The only product of its kind, the B-Flex has been featured in the New York Times, on ABC News, on Gizmodo, and many others. WIRED magazine says the B-Flex 2 Puts laptop speakers to shame. Makes a great gift! A White unit is also available.
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- Plug and play for PC and Mac. Uses only USB power, no wires or batteries!- Easy to use. Incredibly compact and portable. Great for travel!
- Produces crystal clear sound with dual 1-watt digital amps and 2 high output, full range micro drivers.
- Patent pending flexible design allows you to totally customize your listening experience by flexing the speaker into virtually any position.
- This amazing gadget was featured in the NY Times, on ABC News, in WIRED magazine, and on virtually every gadget site in the world.
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By Diane E. Bruckner (Santa Clarita, CA USA)
I received the usb speaker a lot quicker than I thought I would. It sounds great, very loud for such a little thing, and my Vista laptop installed it automatically - no problem. Price was right! Great deal!
By Skoob (Raleigh, NC)
This speaker works fantastically with my MacBook. The MacBook speakers with the volume level at its max produce the the same audio as these speakers turned down low. And the quality of sound remains solid at all the volume levels but the very highest, where I noticed some static, though the only reason I turned it up that high wasas a test. I've never needed to turn it up past mid-way, which is loud enough to fill a room. In fact, sitting by the computer I don't turn them up past the first few levels. They're loud little speakers. I thought it might annoy me to have just one speaker, but you can angle it to most positions to get the almost-feel of two speakers on both sides. I've been using the speaker for a few weeks, not just for travel but for everyday video/audio content because I rarely sit with my laptop at my desk to plug it in to my main system. The first time you plug the speaker in, you have go into the operating system's settings and change the audio to recognize the speaker. But after that it automatically detects if you have the speaker plugged in, and will play through the speaker (and if it's not plugged in, it plays through the computers speakers). I don't usually write Amazon reviews, but I was skeptical of buying these speakers after reading some of the reviews on here, and in my experience they are incredibly easy to use and transport, and the best quality one could need from such a small speaker.
By Len Richmond (upstate New York)
Having not owned a laptop before I was not sure which way to go, but having purchased thr speakers I am quite happy with their performance
By Steve K. (King George, VA United States)
Good, Not Great, Sound.
I just got these for my new Dell Studio laptop. Sound quality is significantly better than the built-in speakers but still not up to home listening or audiophile standards. With a lot of bootleg recordings of varying quality, I found these speakers made unlistenable music listenable again, but still not great. Since I really needed something portable, I'm still satisfied but wouldn't recommend them as a home stereo option. For high-quality sound you'll still need powered desktop speakers. These speakers did really boost the volume though, which could come in handy for watching movies while traveling. Worth $40-$50 only because portability was the critical factor for me. Otherwise, you can probably get better sound from a pair of low-cost desktop speakers.
By Samuel D. Uretsky (Wantagh NY)
It helps to know what you're looking for. Perhaps I should say that I'm old, or at least old enough to remember the waning days of radio drama, listening to Sam Spade and Philip Marlow on a Zenith AM-FM. I still listen to those shows, but now it's from [...]. Back then, we were satisfied if we could make out the words. High Fidelity came later.
I have two Dells, one a full sized laptop, the other a Netbook, and while both are fine computers, neither was intended to be a portable entertainment center. The speakers are usually inaudible, which is just as well because when you can hear them, they're tinny. Combined with the poor quality of sound recordings from 50+ years ago, these laptops are worthless for listening to all most old radio shows.
The JLab speakers work precisely as claimed. They plug into a USB port, were instantly recognized, and produce an adequate sound -- loud enough so that I had to adjust the volume down towards the low end. There's no question but that the sound quality is poor, about what you might expect from a middle aged pocket radio, but the clarity and volume are excellent, and can be heard over the drone of a window air conditioner or a home treadmill.
These speakers are not suited for music buffs -- they lack the range and the volume -- but if the goal is get content, as in radio drama, news broadcasts, or other applications of that sort, the speakers work very well.
There's one other factor that shouldn't need mentioning, but somehow took me by surprise -- and I don't know why. Because the JLab speakers plug into a USB port, they're located on one side of the computer. Duh! That means that all the sound is coming from just one side. Somehow, that's okay when dealing with a telephone, or even a radio placed on one side of the room, but for some reason, when facing the computer, I seem to expect the found to come from a central source, and the lateral direction is strangely disconcerting.
The JLab speakers can't replace even a bottom line set of powered speakers -- not for volume, not for range -- and certainly not for music lovers But when the words matter and the music doesn't, these speakers are first rate.
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