Computer Speakers Desktop PC Easy Volume Knob Sturdy Clamp
A clip-on desktop speaker with a single volume knob, USB and USB-C power, and a 51-inch cable
- Sports Team1 Piece
- Secure clamp fits screens .1 to .98 inches thick
- One knob powers on and adjusts volume precisely
- USB and USB-C adapter works with PC, Mac, Android, Linux, PS, Switch
- Slim 8.26×1.37×2.36 inch design saves desk space with 51 inch cable
- Clear loud sound 80 Hz to 20 kHz without distortion at max volume
Clip-on speakers for monitor mounting
These compact speakers attach to a screen using a non-slip clamp that fits surfaces from 0.1 to 0.98 inches thick. A single USB connection supplies both power and audio, and a USB-C to USB adapter is included for broader device compatibility.
Ideal for desk-bound workers wanting simple stereo
The design suits office calls, video playback and background music where clear, distortion-free output at moderate volume is enough. Buyers who need a microphone input, headphone jack, Bluetooth streaming or TV and hub connectivity should look elsewhere.
Volume and power controlled by one rotary knob
The front-mounted knob handles on/off and precise level adjustment without software or extra buttons. Frequency response is rated 80 Hz to 20 kHz, and the 51-inch cable with tie keeps the setup tidy.
Highlights
- Secure clamp fits screens .1 to .98 inches thick
- One knob powers on and adjusts volume precisely
- USB and USB-C adapter works with PC, Mac, Android, Linux, PS, Switch
- Slim 8.26×1.37×2.36 inch design saves desk space with 51 inch cable
- Clear loud sound 80 Hz to 20 kHz without distortion at max volume
Specifications
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
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Questions about this item
What type of USB port does my computer need to power the C1 speaker?
The speaker draws both power and audio from a single USB-A connection; a USB-C to USB-A adapter is included for newer ports.
Will the clamp fit the 0.98 inch bezel on my monitor?
Yes, the non-slip clamp adjusts from 0.1 to 0.98 inches and can grip the top, bottom or side of the screen.
How can I confirm the speaker is reproducing the full 80 Hz to 20 kHz range after setup?
Play a frequency-sweep test tone; you should hear clean output down to the low bass and up to the highest treble without distortion.
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