PC Motherboard Internal Speaker by Corpco

I bought a couple of these motherboard speakers, about 6 years ago. They still work phenomenally well, and now that I'm building two more computers, I ended up ordering two more of these. The solder quality is great, and the beeping is the perfect decibel level... not low to where you can't hear it.

The speaker works fine, but the beep is very soft or low. The beep is loud enough to be heard, but the beep tone is much lower than my other computer. Don't know if it is this PC or the speaker. Follow up: The speaker is still working good after being used for a while (loud enough for my use). Happy with the speaker. I am raising to a five star.

It works, what more can I say? This is a very small piezoelectric sound device, not a true speaker. It makes the beeps sounds generated by the motherboard and does a fine job of it. Mine sounds a bit muted and strangled, but since this is the replacement device, I suspect the issue may be insufficient voltage to the device from the motherboard itself and not the mini piezoelectric device I purchased. It does what it is supposed to do, an actual small speaker would be better, but it is what it is. An audible notification device from the motherboard.

I plugged this into my motherboard after never hearing a beep after I turned it on, now it beeps every time cool

This product is quite simply a piece of garbage. The connector wasn't the correct standard for my motherboard, so I cut that section off and attempted to strip some of the sheathing to allow for a proper connection so that I might diagnose my build. In the process of stripping some of the sheathing off, the positive wire just basically fell out of its connection to the speaker itself. In short, this product is garbage and WILL fall apart on you.

Remember when your case used to have a little squeaker-speaker in the front, and you had to route an obnoxiously tiny-gauge wire with teensy jumpers to the motherboard in order to hear your computer beep, once, when it boots? Well, guess what? Now, you can relive that nostalgic experience, except this time routing a tiny gauge wire with teensy jumpers *with a thing dangling awkwardly off the end of it* that just flops around loosely. A++++ would buy a 10-pack. <3 <3 <3

Well, for me personally it works, and it is louder than I expected. It should be loud enough for anyone with normal hearing to notice. For the 5-ish dollars I paid for it it was worth buying for future reference although I can't find a beep guide for my motherboard. The fact that the speaker didnt break while installing as described by other reviewers is either because people got bad units or I need to work out more. Probably both. Either way, be aware of the negative reviews because this is a pretty cheap item.

They work fine. One of the essentials for breadboarding a computer. I have used this to troubleshoot any item that goes into a computer including the motherboard. Only one thing is make sure that the speaker is set up according to the instructions, such as make sure that you have red & black leads hooked up correctly!