OHAYO 60W Active Bookshelf Speakers (Bluetooth 5.3, USB/RCA/AUX) – Stereo 2.0 Desktop Speakers, Black, 1 Pair
Product description
If you want desktop audio that feels more “proper speaker” than typical PC sound, these OHAYO active bookshelf speakers are built for that. They’re compact enough for a home office or gaming station, but they’re also set up to handle a few different sources thanks to Bluetooth 5.3 and multi-input options.
Still, it’s worth keeping expectations sensible: they’re a stereo 2.0 speaker pair, so if you’re chasing big, room-filling sub-bass like a dedicated subwoofer setup, you may find they leave you wanting more low-end weight.
The essentials
These are active bookshelf-style speakers designed to sit neatly on a desk or shelf. The pitch is straightforward: clean, detailed sound for PC gaming and everyday music, with a rear bass port and a front volume knob you can actually reach without fiddling around.
On paper, they combine a 0.75-inch carbon fibre silk dome tweeter and a 3-inch carbon fibre full-range driver, aiming to deliver clear highs and solid mid-bass. The enclosure is described as MDF, with the goal of reducing resonance so the output stays more controlled—useful when you’re listening at desk distance.
Key points
Multi-input connectivity is the big practical win here. Bluetooth 5.3 means you can pair a phone or laptop wirelessly, while USB, RCA and AUX cover the rest of the usual suspects for a desktop setup.
So whether you’re switching between a gaming PC, streaming device, or watching TV from the same desk area, you’re not forced into one single connection method. It’s the kind of flexibility you notice most on busy days when you don’t want to keep swapping cables.
What stands out
The drivers and bass port arrangement are doing most of the work in the listening experience. A rear bass port is included to add depth, which can help the speakers feel less thin compared with fully sealed or very small drivers.
There’s also mention of an integrated independent sound card, which is intended to keep playback smooth and detailed. That matters if you’re using them with a computer and want a straightforward setup rather than hunting for extra audio hardware.
One more day-to-day point: the volume control knob is on the front panel, so tweaking levels during a game or while switching tracks is quick.
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
It makes sense if your goal is “better-than-basic desk audio” for gaming, music streaming, and general home-office listening. The compact bookshelf form factor should help it fit into most setups without dominating your workspace.
Worth considering if you want one pair of speakers to cover multiple uses: PC audio one moment, Bluetooth music the next, and simple wired connections when you want reliability.
Tenor-wise, though, you should expect this to sit more in the mid-range “desktop speaker” category than in true high-end separates territory. Also, because it’s a stereo 2.0 pair, it may not satisfy if you specifically want deep, booming bass without relying on the bass port and the provided driver configuration.
Tech specs
- Type: Active bookshelf speakers, stereo 2.0 (1 pair)
- Power: 60W total (30W x 2 stated)
- Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.3
- Inputs: USB, RCA, AUX
- Drivers: 0.75-inch carbon fibre silk dome tweeter, 3-inch carbon fibre full-range driver
- Bass system: Rear bass port
- Cabinet: MDF wooden enclosure (anti-resonance approach stated)
- Colour: Black
Compatibility & requirements
From the information provided, these can be used with a wide range of typical audio sources: smartphones, turntables, desktop or laptop computers, TVs, audio mixers, streaming devices, gaming PCs, media players, and audio receivers.
No specific connection requirements are listed beyond the presence of the USB/RCA/AUX and Bluetooth inputs, so it’s mainly about choosing the input your source supports.
Worth checking before you buy: if your setup relies on a particular output type, you’ll want to confirm you have the matching connection available (for example, whether you’ll go wired via AUX/RCA/USB or wireless via Bluetooth).
¿Merece la pena?
If you’re buying for a desk or small room and you care about having multiple ways to connect—Bluetooth 5.3 plus USB/RCA/AUX—this is the sort of all-in-one pair that can reduce hassle. The front volume knob and active design also suggest it’s meant to be used right away.
Where it may not be the best match is if you’re chasing maximum bass weight and “cinema” impact, for that, a setup built around deeper bass reproduction (often with a dedicated sub approach) is usually where people end up. Here, the bass port should help, but it’s still a compact stereo pair.
Everyday use: a quick scenario
Picture a typical evening: you start a game on your PC. You connect via one of the wired inputs (USB/RCA/AUX) and use the front knob to dial in volume quickly when the cutscenes get louder. Then later, you switch to music from your phone—Bluetooth pairing does the job, without re-cabling. When you want to watch TV, you can switch to the input that fits your TV/receiver connections.
Mini FAQ
Will these work with my phone?
They support Bluetooth 5.3, so a phone can connect wirelessly for music.
What connections do they have for a PC?
The speaker set includes USB, RCA and AUX inputs, so you can connect a PC using the method that suits your setup.
Are they suitable for a small room or desktop?
They’re positioned as compact desktop speakers and are described as filling up to 50 square metres on paper, so they’re geared towards home-office or small-room listening.
Do they include a sound card?
The description says they include an integrated independent sound card, intended to support smooth audio playback.
What should I be careful about?
If your priority is very deep bass impact, remember this is a stereo 2.0 active pair with a rear bass port—so it may be more “balanced desktop sound” than a dedicated low-frequency specialist.