The ac511m comes with a bracket that fits around the base stand of your monitor. It works with most newer dell monitors, but check to make sure it works with yours. It gets power and input from the usb cord that plugs into the back of the monitor.

The volume knob on the side is very nice and sends input back to my dell xps. Sound isn't amazing, but at the same time it isn't bad. Its definitely a lot louder than the built in mac mini speaker! I normally plug headphones into the jack which gives ...  Read More

Painted it black and works great. For day to day telecon work, it's perfect! I hope this helped with your decision.

I'm so dissappointed. Returning for a full refund. Maybe because too many sellers looking to make a buck. Please look elsewhere for a product.

The ae515m sounds subpar. The speaker crackles constantly, independent of volume. Now that seems to be messing with my computer audio.

The soundbar emits a low-level static buzz as soon as the usb cable is connected. The buzz isn't noticable when in use. Calls are all static and other side says echos.

Bluetooth connectivity is flawless within 30 feet. I love it like a fat kid loves cake. The left to right separation is incredible.

This thing is perfect as my garage workbench stereo. This thing cranks.

Bass is really good and not overpowering. No distortion.

Better than any portable speakers. Has paper tweeters which don't sizzle the highs, but still has good sound. Being a audio file person, very particular ear and pro musician, blows my huge and heavy equipment away.

Subwoofer is a joke. No bass or treble, only funky equalizer. It has no bass at all more like a regular woofer.

Pos, keeps cutting off and on. It freezes up while music is playing. Worst thing about it is the continually flashing red light.

There is nooo way this bangs out 700w. Poorly made, does not put out 700 watts at all. The wattage is at odds with the volume output capability.

It's oversized for the sound it produces. No led or any other indicator on the stereo. Your only salvation, and only while playing from bluetooth sources, is an equalizer app on your phone.