uxcell 0.5 W 32 Ohm DIY Magnetic Speaker 40mm Round-Shape Replacement Loudspeaker for DVD/EVD 8pcs

The media could not be loaded. Used one of these to replace a 1998 Furby speaker, worked great! Nice and loud, easy to solder in. It’s a great bulk option aswell!

Did you spend $40+ on some gaming headphones only to find out that they cheaped out on a heavy amount of parts? Found out that the headphone drivers no longer gave any reading when they were supposed to output 29-32 ohms on multimeter. Since they used super cheap 32ohm 0.5W 40mm drivers, so did I cause I'm not going to add an unreasonable amount of money towards these godforsaken headphones. The headphones that were operated on were the Thermaltake TT esports SHOCK in Shining White. They were bought in 2012 for $50 ($55 w/ tax) and died at around 2014. Headphone drivers gave no reading, wires frayed all around, built with ultra low quality materials, and finally completely fixed in 2021 when my soldering skills became considerably better. Never abused at all, just bad build quality. Would not recommend thermaltake unless you want to suffer like I did.Just as a FYI, these 40mm speakers can be used anywhere where "40mm" is mentioned in speakers, headphones, whatever. Not only as a replacement for DVD players as stated in the description. And also as a multi pack, these beat out the 1 pair for $3-5 easily coming in at around $1.25 per speaker, and especially for future fixes. The only downside is due to the design, they naturally barely produce any bass so you need to use an equalizer to get back to normal.

Nice little speaker.

I had to replace the speaker of my "unused unopened" 1999 furby and this speaker fits flawlessly, literally snaps into place. Simple soldering skill needed.