KEiiD 2.1 Bluetooth Computer Speakers with Wireless Subwoofer and Wireless Touchpad for Desktop Laptop Pc Stereo Gaming Speakers, 4 EQ Modes, Aesthetic Style with Great Sound Quality

Happy with this purchase. Had to replace my Logitech 5.1 system because the right channel seemed dead. Debated between this unit & the comparable one from Logitech. Ended up going with this mostly based on how they looked. They are probably not as substantial as my old 5.1 speakers were, but I am no audiophile & not a gamer. What I really like about this set up is the minimal amount of wire runs needed to set it up. Bluetooth between sub & satellites is nice. I was very happy to get rid of all the wire runs the 5.1 Logitechs required. Much neater layout. At the end of the day, I determined that there was nothing wrong with that 5.1 system other than the audio wire that plugged into my iMac's headphone jack. A $5 part. When I discovered that I decided to keep this unit in a nano-second. There was NO WAY I was going to run all those wires again. These speakers are more than adequate for me. //// OK -- had them for over a month now. Original hook up was using the headphone/audio wire option. I worked fine when it worked, but it would periodically stop working which required me to unplug & replug the jack [sometimes a couple times], to get them to reconnect to my audio. That got to be a pain so I set them up to use Bluetooth [easy job] & got to eliminate 1 more wire on my desktop. Overall the sound remains more than adequate for me.

I found this on Amazon Black Friday and ordered it because of my experience with the 2.0 speakers I bought a couple of years ago for my office. I really like the sound on those and decided to order this for my small living room. I wanted something small and unobtrusive and would primarily use Bluetooth for connection. The wireless subwoofer and control puck being an added benefit. I have a stereo in my family room so I just wanted a simple speaker system for the living room without spending a small fortune. The system consists of 3 speakers (control satellite, remote satellite, and a subwoofer), two 12v 2 amp wall wart power supplies, a 6’ power cable connecting the two satellites, an aux cable, usb-c charging cable for the puck, and a wireless control puck. All three speakers are wireless, the cable just delivers power to the remote satellite, eliminating the need for an additional wall wart. Set up was a breeze, plug the power in and once everything was connected it was in pairing mode. It came across as C02-2.1 on my iPhone and connected very fast. The puck controls the iPhone volume and the control satellite and subwoofer have physical buttons that control the respective internal amplifier volumes. The control satellite also has an input switching button, aux input, and power. The puck, in addition controls the four sound modes (I prefer movie the best), input, play/pause, previous/forward, and power. Due to space constraints in my living room I placed the subwoofer about 12 feet away on the other side of a couch and saw no signal latency or sound degradation. The puck also works about 15’ away with no issues. The speakers look nice and the faux wood looks great. The subwoofer is small and lightweight, with a down firing woofer. The satellites have a metal grill and realistic simulated wood top that are attractive and have all speakers non skid bottoms. I was not disappointed in the sound. For the size speakers it has a rich, well rounded sound, stronger in the midrange, good in the highs and reasonable in the base. Subwoofer cutoff range is good so no midrange bleeding into it. For me the volume is more than adequate for the room size and my listening comfort. Vocals are very good and it really shines with instrumentals. It is a good value proposition for my needs. A larger room would require potentially a larger more powerful system or if you want to listen to it at high volume levels and deeper bass. Bluetooth sound quality is good, aux is better but they are close. With nothing playing I do not hear any hissing or ground loop noises. If my 2.0 system is any indication I believe this system will last quite awhile.

Tl;dr: This setup is flexible enough to fit in most people's lives. If you're a beginner audiophile not wanting to break the bank, this is an excellent place to start. I have found this speaker system is more that sufficient for my office, and I could see it offering enough oomph for a living room or den. The subwoofer isn't going to knock you out of your chair, but it's made music and movies 1,000 times more enjoyable. Makes a nice thumping feeling when I rest my foot on it. The fiddly bits: * The remote needs a usb-a to usb-c cable. It doesn't like fast charging. * Bluetooth to my PC wouldn't work, but works fine with my phone My setup: * Aux to PC, Bluetooth to phone, and then press the source button to toggle between the two. Phone automatically pairs when I toggle after initial pairing. * Movie Mode (it verbally tells you what mode you're in as you cycle through the options) * Subwoofer volume one notch lower than max to prevent distortion (this is normal) Selling points: * Minimal cabling. I'm fastidious when it comes to cable management, and not having to tear apart my desk to set this up was wonderful. * Physical buttons on the back. Makes for a cleaner look. Easy to feel them blindly, and they make a satisfying click. They do everything the remote does. * Simple remote. I mainly use it to toggle between Aux and Bluetooth, but it's pretty intuitive

These speakers look great with good build quality. The cable between the left & right is a bit short and uses an odd barrel connector, so a longer replacement will be hard to find. These have some kick to them, but are still a bit "bright". In order to get the most from them you have to max the speakers onboard volume and then use the computer to control the volume level. However, when you do this, you get a hiss, likely from the internal amp (remains even if you unplug the audio cable). They also seem to pick up cell phone interference randomly.

This review is for the 2025 "New Version" model. So far completely satisfied. Speakers arrived packed well. Easy to set up. Bluetooth setup was flawless. Touch pad could use some additional description in the instructions. You need to play with it a bit to get the hang of using the mode button. Finally realized their was a voice response when changing mode settings. Sound quality is great, clean and crisp. Good response and bass for music. Primary use is for music and general purpose listening. I am not a gamer so I cannot speak for that application. Excellent build quality, looks and feels high end. Definitely would recommend. Great value for price point.

Bought September 2025 on Amazon. The Sound on this set is really good... "If you can get them to pair". I have repeated pairing issues with Mac Mini, MacBook, Windows PC. Literally every day I am fighting to keep this set connected "to anything". Extremely dissapointed. When you do research they actually have a publication out there that says (more or less) "if you can't get Bluetooth to work, just use a speaker/headphones cable". That is garbage. I paid way more than I should have as they looked nice but am literally about to place these speakers in the garbage. I am tired of constantly fight with them.

These speakers have actually surprised me. When I first got them out of the box I was not impressed as they didn’t sounded very well but boy I was wrong. I have now set them up and after switching between the EQ modes the sound is great. The speakers are made of metal/alum and have good weigh to them so they do not feel like a cheap set. Volume control is very good and these do sound pretty loud for its size. The highs are clear and crisp. The sub connects automatically no pairing required. Cord supplied is long enough and Left speaker is connected with a supplied cable. Set up was a breeze. The wireless remote is super handy and very sensitive and looks very sleek. This works well with any Bluetooth device. I connected my iPhone and had no issues and currently have them connected to a Mac mini. Definitely recommend it.

I've been using it for 1 year and 4 months, and I'm really happy with it. The sound quality is great - noticeably better than my previous 2.1 system that I used a while ago, and far better than any 2.0 system I've ever heard. Several times I thought it had lost connection, but almost every time it turned out someone just had accidentally brushed the power button on the remote. The system requires two power cords (one for the subwoofer and another for the right speaker), plus one cable connecting the satellite speakers (it's long enough to place them on either side of two displays). Everything else is wireless. Another thing worth mentioning is the customer support. I recently broke the remote, and despite it being completely my fault, after a few clarifications, they sent me a replacement.