Stereo soundbar with RGB lighting and a space-saving design- Adjustable RGB lighting; choice of 6 modes- Small form factor; can be easily placed in front of your monitor or TV - Large backlit volume knob that is easy to reach, even during gameplay - 2.0 stereo speakers with 12W peak power provide a solid gaming experience - Easy to connect; one AUX cable for sound and one USB cable for power Space-saving sound Why should stereo speakers take up your entire desk? The Trust GXT 619 Thorne is a soundbar with a small form factor, especially for gamers. Clear stereo sound with 12W of peak power and RGB lighting makes this soundbar the perfect solution for any gamer looking to save some space without compromising their gaming experience. Easy and solid The Trust Thorne has been developed to give you a solid gaming experience as easily as possible. You just need to plug the AUX cable into the 3.5mm headphone jack of your PC and connect the USB cable for power. That's all it takes to experience your games in a whole new way. And because these connections are universal, the Thorne still works well on your TV! A New Light Gamers want the best experience possible. That ms more than just good sound quality, it also has to look good. The Trust GXT 619 Thorne is therefore equipped with adjustable RGB lighting with 6 different light modes. In combination with this soundbar, you will see your games in a whole new light. Controls at your fingertips Thanks to the large, illuminated volume knob on the front of the Thorne, it's super easy to adjust the volume without taking your eyes off your game. With a knob like this you're always in full control, making it a lot easier to enjoy the 12W of peak power (6W RMS) emanating from the stereo speakers. General Brand : Trust Composition of speaker set : Soundbar Model : Thorne Dimensions (wxhxd) : 400 x 70 x 400 mm Including wall bracket : No Remote control : No Multiroom Multiroom Multiroom ms that you can control multiple speakers in different rooms with one system. By ms of an app you can determine on your smartphone or tablet which music you want to hear in one room and which in the other room. You can also choose to play the same music in all rooms. Tooltip : No Controllable via smartphone Controllable via smartphone Indicates whether the device can be operated or controlled via a smartphone (or tablet) app. Tooltip : No Voice control Voice control Indicates whether it is possible to control the product with the voice commands. Tooltip : No Streaming options : No streaming option Loudspeaker options Including subwoofer Including subwoofer Which type of subwoofer is included. A wired subwoofer is often slightly cheaper than a wireless one. A wireless has the biggest advantage that you can place the subwoofer anywhere, even out of sight behind the couch, without having to run long cables. Tooltip : Without subwoofer Wireless rear speakers : No Connections Bluetooth Bluetooth Bluetooth is a wireless connection between devices at a short distance. For example, you can exchange music, text or other data between different devices. Tooltip : No NFC NFC NFC stands for Near Field Communication. This is a technique where you can easily establish a connection between two devices. An example of this is a bluetooth connection. Suppose your smartphone and Bluetooth speaker have NFC, then you can easily make a connection by holding the two devices together. Tooltip : No Wifi Wifi With wifi you can connect to the internet via a wireless network, for example at home. Wifi is available in different standards. These arise from the bandwidth: the 802.11a or g is a maximum of 54 Mbps. The bandwidth of the 802.11n standard is between 100 and 450 Mbps. Tooltip : No Wi-Fi HDMI Inputs HDMI Inputs This displays the number of HDMI inputs. You use an HDMI input to connect peripheral equipment with video and sound. Think of DVD players, Blu-ray players or game consoles. Tooltip : 0 HDMI outputs HDMI outputs This indicates the number of HDMI outputs. You use an HDMI output to send your audio and video signal to, for example, your television. Tooltip : 0 HDMI ARC HDMI ARC HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) is an HDMI standard (from HDMI version 1.4) and makes it possible to both receive and output the audio signal via one HDMI cable. With HDMI ARC it is no longer necessary to connect a home cinema set or receiver with an extra audio cable. Tooltip : No Optical outputs : 0 RCA (Tulip) connectors RCA (Tulip) connectors RCA connectors are also known as RCA connectors with red and white (or black) plugs. For connecting additional equipment that does not have an optical or digital connection. In some cases the analog Tulip connection is even preferred over the digital variant, for example with CD players,