Sub-40$ Quality PC Speakers?

[Noyu]

Are they even existent?

Seeing our local online shops, I'm seeing Edifier and Logitech.

 

UPDATE: Current Choices,

1. Microlab M-100
2. Logitech Z213
3. Fenda F203G
4. Edifier M1360
5. Creative SBS A350

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"Quality" is relative, and when you're talking that price range, you're at the low end for sure.  But there are definitely sets within that price range that span the gap from horrid to actually half decent.

[Noyu]

1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

"Quality" is relative, and when you're talking that price range, you're at the low end for sure.  But there are definitely sets within that price range that span the gap from horrid to actually half decent.

Any ideas of "half-decent" ones?

Actually my sister's planning to give her Bose speakers. Not sure about the model as I don't have it yet .

The big BUT is that it's 110V so I will need to buy a transformer (to 220V) for it to be useful.

 

Sadly, 220-to-110 transformers are expensive to the point that I can buy new speakers.

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1 minute ago, Noyu said:

Any ideas of "half-decent" ones?

Actually my sister's planning to give her Bose speakers. Not sure about the model as I don't have it yet .

The big BUT is that it's 110V so I will need to buy a transformer (to 220V) for it to be useful.

 

Sadly, 220-to-110 transformers are expensive to the point that I can buy new speakers.

I would definitely stay away from Cyber Acoustics iirc.  Logitech are pretty good imo

[Noyu]

1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I would definitely stay away from Cyber Acoustics iirc.  Logitech are pretty good imo

Fortunately we don't have Cyber Acoustics here

[Noyu]

updated choices in OP

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2 hours ago, Noyu said:

updated choices in OP

I Would go for the edifier or microlabs

[Silver47]

Creative usually is just a touch better than the competition, but mostly also a bit more expensive. Based on my experience with the Creative Labs Gigaworks T20 II I'd go with the Creative Labs.