The best smart speakers for Mac depend on whether you want simple USB desk audio, wireless playback, or a speaker you can take beyond your workspace. My best overall pick is the Creative Pebble V3 for its compact USB-C connection and Bluetooth option; the Edifier G2000 stands out for gaming-focused sound and extra inputs, while the Logitech Z207 suits people who want wired and Bluetooth listening. The main tradeoffs are desk space, connection convenience, and whether you need portability or richer sound more than a tidy setup. These are computer and Bluetooth speakers, not full-featured voice-assistant smart speakers, so Mac compatibility matters more than smart-home control. Read on for the full breakdown and guidance on matching a speaker to your Mac setup.
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Key Takeaways
- Creative Pebble V3 is the strongest all-round desk fit: USB-C and Bluetooth give Mac users a direct wired option plus wireless flexibility in a compact format.
- The two Pebble V3 colors offer the same core choice: pick black or white to suit your desk; neither has a functional advantage over the other.
- Edifier G2000 is the specialist pick: its USB, Bluetooth, and AUX connections make it more adaptable for a gaming or multi-device desk, though its lighting and gaming styling may not suit every workspace.
- Logitech Z207 favors connection flexibility over a minimal footprint: it is a sensible match for switching between wired computer audio and Bluetooth devices, but it takes more desk space than compact options.
- Portable and clip-on speakers solve different problems: the Soundcore 2 is useful away from the desk, while the USB-C/A clip-on model prioritizes keeping speakers attached to a monitor or laptop setup.
| smart speakers for Mac | Connectivity | Bluetooth range | Driver size | Enclosure material |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edifier G2000 32W PC Gaming Co | — | — | — | Metal |
| Computer Speakers USB Powered | Bluetooth 5.3 and USB | 5 feet | — | ABS |
| Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C D | — | 10 meters | 2.25 inches | — |
| Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Blu | Bluetooth | 20 meters | 6 centimeters | — |
| Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C D | USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5 mm AUX-in | 10 meters | 2.25 inches | Plastic |
| Computer Speakers for Desktop | USB; USB-C | — | 40 mm | Plastic |
| USB-C/A Clip-On Computer Speak | Wired USB-C or USB-A | — | — | — |
| Logitech Z207 2.0 Stereo Compu | Bluetooth; auxiliary 3.5 mm | 10 meters | 1.5 inches | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Edifier G2000 32W PC Gaming Computer Speakers with RGB Lights, Bluetooth, USB, AUX, Black
The Edifier G2000 is the gaming-focused pick for a Mac desk where sound presence and customizable lighting matter as much as clear everyday audio. Its 32W peak output, bass port, and EQ modes give games and films more weight than the compact Creative Pebble V3, while USB, Bluetooth, and AUX connections offer several ways to connect. That flexibility can help if you switch between a Mac and another device. The tradeoff is a larger, powered desktop setup: these speakers need an external power source and are not portable. Their RGB effects also suit a gaming aesthetic better than a minimal workspace. I’d choose the G2000 for a Mac gaming station, but the Pebble V3 is a simpler fit for calls and desk-friendly listening.
Pros:- 32W peak output and a bass port give games and films more impact than compact desktop speakers.
- USB, Bluetooth, and 3.5 mm AUX support connection to a Mac and other devices.
- EQ modes let listeners adjust the sound for different kinds of content.
- Compact metal enclosure and anti-slip pads suit a fixed desktop setup.
Cons:- Requires an external power source, so it is not a one-cable or battery-powered solution.
- RGB lighting and gaming styling may not suit restrained office setups.
- Not water resistant or designed for portable use.
Best for: Mac users building a gaming or multimedia desk setup who want stronger bass, multiple connection options, and RGB lighting.
Not ideal for: Minimalist or shared workspaces where RGB lighting and a dedicated powered speaker pair would feel intrusive, or anyone who needs portable sound.
- Peak power:32W
- Driver:2.75-inch full-range
- Connections:Bluetooth, USB, 3.5 mm AUX
- RGB lighting:12 effects
- Sound features:EQ modes and bass port
- Dimensions:4.1 × 4.1 × 5.1 inches
- Enclosure material:Metal
- Water resistance:None
Our verdict“Choose the Edifier G2000 for a Mac gaming desk that needs fuller, adjustable sound, and choose the Creative Pebble V3 for a less gaming-centric setup.”
Computer Speakers USB Powered SoundBar for Home Office, Desktop PC, Bluetooth 5.3, Hi-Fi Stereo, RGB Modes
This USB-powered soundbar suits a Mac desk where a single, low-profile speaker is easier to place than a pair of separate enclosures. Its stereo drivers and bass radiator are aimed at clearer music, video, and gaming audio, while Bluetooth 5.3 adds wireless playback when a wired connection is inconvenient. Compared with the Edifier G2000, it takes up less desk space and has a more understated bar shape, but its small speaker size is less suited to filling a room or delivering forceful sound. It also needs continuous USB power, and the listed Bluetooth range is just five feet, limiting where a paired device can sit. I’d pick it for close-range Mac listening, not as a room-filling speaker or portable option.
Pros:- Soundbar shape can fit beneath a monitor where separate speakers would use more desk space.
- Bluetooth 5.3 supports wireless playback alongside USB connectivity.
- Stereo drivers and a bass radiator are designed for everyday music, video, and game audio.
- Push-button controls and tabletop placement keep the setup simple.
Cons:- Requires continuous USB power and has no built-in battery.
- Listed Bluetooth range is limited to five feet.
- Small speaker size may not provide enough volume for a large room.
Best for: MacBook and desktop Mac owners with limited desk space who mainly listen from close range and want a compact soundbar form.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need loud audio across a larger room, longer-range Bluetooth, or a speaker that can play without USB power.
- Speaker type:Tabletop soundbar
- Audio output:Stereo
- Speaker size:2 inches
- Connectivity:Bluetooth 5.3 and USB
- Power source:Corded electric; USB powered
- Bluetooth range:5 feet
- Enclosure material:ABS
- Waterproofing:None
Our verdict“Pick this soundbar for close-up Mac listening on a crowded desk, but favor the Edifier G2000 if you want a more substantial gaming-oriented speaker setup.”
Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C Desktop Speakers with Bluetooth 5.0, Black
The Creative Pebble V3 is my most balanced choice for a Mac desk because it combines a direct USB-C connection with Bluetooth and AUX, while keeping the speakers compact. USB-C makes wired desktop setup straightforward; Clear Dialog processing is useful for voices in video calls, shows, and tutorials. Its 2.25-inch drivers and 8W RMS output are a better match for near-field listening than for filling a room. Compared with the Edifier G2000, the Pebble V3 is less powerful and lacks RGB lighting, but its smaller, more neutral setup is easier to fit into a work-focused workspace. It also offers more connection choices than the portable Soundcore 2, though it is not battery-powered. I’d choose it for everyday Mac audio, provided the USB port can supply enough power for amplified output.
Pros:- USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, and AUX provide flexible ways to connect to a Mac and other devices.
- Clear Dialog processing can make voices easier to follow in calls and video.
- Elevated, angled drivers direct sound toward a seated listener.
- USB-C to USB-A adapter is included for compatible older ports.
Cons:- Amplified audio requires a 10W USB port.
- AUX-in cable is not included.
- Compact 8W RMS output is not aimed at large-room listening.
Best for: Mac users who want compact desktop speakers for calls, video, and music, with USB-C plus wireless and AUX alternatives.
Not ideal for: Listeners who want room-filling volume, a battery-powered speaker, or the bass-heavy impact of a gaming-focused pair.
- Configuration:2.0 stereo
- Driver size:2.25 inches
- Power output:8W RMS; up to 16W peak
- Connections:USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5 mm AUX
- Bluetooth range:10 meters
- Audio channels:2
- Signal-to-noise ratio:75 dB
- Water resistance:None
Our verdict“Choose the black Pebble V3 for a versatile, voice-friendly Mac desk setup, and choose the Edifier G2000 if gaming power and lighting matter more.”
Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, 24-Hour Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof
The Anker Soundcore 2 is the out-of-home choice in this lineup: its battery, IPX7 waterproof protection, and portable design make it more practical for travel or outdoor listening than any of the desktop-focused speakers here. A Mac can stream to it over Bluetooth, and its 12W stereo output with enhanced bass gives casual listening more weight than a tiny travel speaker might. The compromise is Mac-desk flexibility. Unlike the Creative Pebble V3, the Soundcore 2 has no USB or AUX connection listed, so it cannot serve as a directly wired desktop speaker. It also lacks the Pebble’s voice-focused processing and the Edifier G2000’s desktop-oriented connection options. I’d choose it when battery life and weather protection matter more than a permanent Mac workspace setup.
Pros:- IPX7 waterproof protection suits outdoor use and wet conditions.
- Up to 24 hours of battery life supports extended listening away from a power outlet.
- 12W stereo output and enhanced bass provide a portable audio option for music and video.
- Wireless stereo pairing can expand playback with a second compatible speaker.
Cons:- Bluetooth is the only listed connection; no USB or AUX input is specified.
- Lacks desktop-focused features such as Clear Dialog processing found on the Creative Pebble V3.
- Portable design is less convenient than a wired speaker pair for a permanent Mac desk.
Best for: Mac owners who want one Bluetooth speaker for travel, outdoor listening, and occasional wireless audio away from the desk.
Not ideal for: People seeking a wired Mac desktop speaker, USB audio connection, or a fixed setup geared toward calls and close-range work.
- Power output:12W
- Battery life:Up to 24 hours
- Connectivity:Bluetooth
- Bluetooth range:20 meters
- Driver size:6 centimeters
- Frequency response:70 hertz
- Additional features:Smartphone charging and wireless stereo pairing
Our verdict“Choose the Soundcore 2 if your Mac audio needs travel with you; for a wired, voice-friendly desk setup, the Creative Pebble V3 is a better fit.”
Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C Desktop Speakers, Bluetooth 5.0, White
The white Creative Pebble V3 brings the same desk-friendly mix of USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, and AUX as its black counterpart, making it a natural match for a light-colored Mac setup. Its Clear Dialog processing and compact 2.25-inch drivers suit calls and everyday video better than the more gaming-oriented Edifier G2000, though the Edifier has substantially more listed peak power. For Mac buyers, the key distinction from the black Pebble V3 is the finish: the supplied details describe the same core output and connection options, so I wouldn’t choose between them for a sound advantage. The tradeoffs remain the same, including the missing AUX cable and the need for a 10W USB port for maximum amplification. It is a tidy desktop option, not a portable speaker.
Pros:- USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, and 3.5 mm AUX support multiple connection methods.
- Clear Dialog processing supports more intelligible spoken audio.
- Compact tabletop design suits a Mac desk with limited space.
- White finish can coordinate with light-colored workspaces and accessories.
Cons:- AUX-in cable is not included.
- Maximum amplification requires a 10W USB-C or USB-A port.
- No water resistance or battery-powered portability is listed.
Best for: Mac users with a white or light-colored desk who want compact wired desktop speakers with Bluetooth as a backup connection.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need battery-powered portability, higher output for a large room, or a meaningful acoustic difference from the black Pebble V3.
- Power output:8W RMS; up to 16W peak
- Driver size:2.25 inches
- Connectivity:USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5 mm AUX-in
- Bluetooth range:10 meters
- Speaker type:Computer speakers
- Mounting type:Tabletop
- Enclosure material:Plastic
- Water resistance:None
Our verdict“Choose the white Pebble V3 for a light-colored Mac workspace with everyday desktop audio needs; choose the black version if its finish better suits your setup.”
Computer Speakers for Desktop PC, Monitor Speakers, USB Plug-in, Wired, External Soundbar with Loud Sound and Deep Bass
This compact soundbar suits Mac owners who want desktop audio without putting separate speakers beside their monitor. Its clip-on mount keeps the desk clear, while USB or USB-C connectivity gives compatible Macs a direct wired connection. The stereo output and claimed deep bass make it a more speaker-like upgrade than relying on a computer’s built-in audio, though the listing provides no power rating to compare its output precisely with the 14W USB-C/A Clip-On Computer Speakers. That alternative also adds touch volume and mute controls; this model instead relies on computer-system volume adjustment, so there are fewer controls to manage but no quick adjustment on the speaker. Compared with the Logitech Z207, it saves more space but gives up Bluetooth and flexible placement.
Pros:- Monitor clip helps free up desk space
- USB and USB-C compatibility suits many wired computer setups
- Stereo output with claimed deep bass
- Plug-and-play setup avoids managing a separate speaker control panel
Cons:- No dedicated speaker volume buttons
- Wired-only connection limits placement and device switching
- Not waterproof
Best for: Mac owners with a compatible USB or USB-C port who want stereo sound while keeping a crowded desk clear.
Not ideal for: People who want wireless playback, speaker-mounted volume controls, or the freedom to place speakers away from the monitor.
- Audio output:Stereo
- Connectivity:USB; USB-C
- Wireless:None
- Mounting:Monitor mount
- Driver type:Dynamic
- Driver size:40 mm
- Number of circuits:2
- Enclosure material:Plastic
Our verdict“Choose this soundbar for a tidy, wired Mac desk; pick the Logitech Z207 if Bluetooth and easier device switching matter more.”
USB-C/A Clip-On Computer Speakers with Dual EQ Modes
Among these wired desktop picks, this model is the stronger choice for Mac users who want to adjust sound without reaching for the keyboard. Its touch volume and mute controls are a practical step up from the other clip-on soundbar here, which depends on computer-system volume adjustment. The Bass and Vocal EQ modes also let listeners favor fuller playback or clearer speech, while USB-C and USB-A support makes it adaptable to different computer ports. It can clamp to a monitor or sit on a desk, though the clamp only opens to 1.38 inches, so check monitor thickness before choosing it. Compared with the Logitech Z207, it offers direct controls and monitor mounting but lacks Bluetooth for switching among devices wirelessly. It also has no microphone.
Pros:- Touch controls provide on-speaker volume and mute access
- Bass and Vocal EQ modes suit different listening tasks
- USB-C or USB-A connection supports a range of computers
- Can attach to a monitor or stand on a desk
Cons:- Wired connection restricts speaker placement
- No built-in microphone for calls
- Monitor clamp opening is limited to 1.38 inches
Best for: Mac users who want wired stereo audio, quick mute and volume access, and a choice of bass-focused or voice-focused sound.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking Bluetooth playback, a built-in microphone, or a USB speaker that can plug into a monitor, TV, projector, or Xbox.
- Audio output:Stereo, 2 channels
- Output power:14 W
- Drivers:Two 1.77-inch neodymium drivers
- EQ modes:Bass Mode; Vocal Mode
- Connectivity:Wired USB-C or USB-A
- Mounting:Monitor clamp or tabletop stand
- Maximum clamp opening:1.38 inches (3.5 cm)
- Cable length:55 inches (1.4 m)
- Controls:Touch volume and mute
Our verdict“Pick these speakers over the simpler USB soundbar if on-speaker controls and selectable EQ matter more than wireless playback.”
Logitech Z207 2.0 Stereo Computer Speakers with Bluetooth
The Logitech Z207 is the most flexible pick in this group for someone who wants Mac audio without making every connection wired. Bluetooth and a 3.5 mm input allow it to serve a computer alongside a phone or tablet, and the listed device-switching feature makes that mixed setup more convenient than either USB-only clip-on option. Its 10W output and passive radiators support fuller sound than a laptop speaker, but the compact 1.5-inch drivers are not the choice here for buyers prioritizing higher stated output: the USB-C/A Clip-On speakers list 14W. Unlike that model, the Z207 does not clamp onto a monitor, so it needs desk space and offers less placement tidiness than the first soundbar. Its Bluetooth range is listed at 10 meters, and it has no water resistance.
Pros:- Bluetooth and 3.5 mm input support wireless and wired sources
- Easy pairing and device switching suit multi-device desks
- Passive radiators add bass support
- Headphone jack and onboard volume and pairing controls
Cons:- Requires desk space rather than mounting to a monitor
- 10W output is below the 14W listed for the USB-C/A Clip-On speakers
- Bluetooth range is limited to 10 meters and the speakers are not water-resistant
Best for: Mac users who also play audio from a phone or tablet and want both Bluetooth and a wired 3.5 mm connection.
Not ideal for: Desk owners who need monitor-mounted speakers, USB-C audio, or a compact wired-only setup with no Bluetooth pairing.
- Bluetooth version:4.2
- Power output:10 W
- Driver size:1.5 inches
- Connectivity:Bluetooth; auxiliary 3.5 mm
- Bluetooth range:10 meters
- Headphone jack:Yes
- Color:Black
Our verdict“Choose the Z207 if switching between a Mac and mobile devices matters more than monitor mounting or a direct USB connection.”
How We Picked
I ranked these options around the needs of a Mac desk rather than treating every model as a general-purpose speaker. The main criteria were Mac-friendly connection methods, ease of setup, stereo or placement benefits, desk footprint, and how well each design suits common uses such as calls, music, gaming, and portable listening. I also weighed versatility against clutter: a speaker with several inputs can serve more devices, but a compact USB-powered pair may be a better fit for a tidy workspace.
The Creative Pebble V3 leads because USB-C and Bluetooth make it a straightforward, flexible desktop choice. The Edifier G2000 and Logitech Z207 follow for buyers whose priorities lean toward gaming connections or switching between wired and wireless playback. Lower-ranked options have narrower strengths, such as portability, clip-on placement, or a simple soundbar form, and are better choices when those needs matter more than all-purpose desk use. The lineup includes two Pebble V3 colors, so I treat them as one functional option rather than pretending they offer different performance.
| smart speakers for Mac | Enclosure material | Connectivity |
|---|---|---|
| Edifier G2000 32W PC Gaming Co | Metal | — |
| Computer Speakers USB Powered | ABS | Bluetooth 5.3 and USB |
| Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C D | — | — |
| Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Blu | — | Bluetooth |
| Creative Pebble V3 2.0 USB-C D | Plastic | USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5 mm AUX-in |
| Computer Speakers for Desktop | Plastic | USB; USB-C |
| USB-C/A Clip-On Computer Speak | — | Wired USB-C or USB-A |
| Logitech Z207 2.0 Stereo Compu | — | Bluetooth; auxiliary 3.5 mm |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Best Smart Speakers For Mac
Before choosing, match the speaker to your Mac’s ports and the way you listen. A speaker can be a good fit for music yet inconvenient for calls, or compact on a desk but less useful when you want to move around. These factors help separate genuine setup advantages from features you may never use.
Match the connection to your Mac and daily routine
Check which ports your Mac actually has, especially if it relies on USB-C or you already use a hub. A direct USB connection can simplify desktop playback, while Bluetooth avoids another cable but adds pairing and battery or power considerations depending on the speaker. AUX can help connect older devices or a second audio source, though it may require an adapter on some Macs. Think about whether you want the speaker to stay paired to your Mac or regularly move between a computer and phone. A common mistake is choosing by the word “wireless” without checking how the speaker is powered or how easily it switches sources.
Decide whether stereo placement or a single speaker matters more
A pair of speakers can create a wider left-right image when placed on either side of a monitor, which can make music and games feel less centered. A single soundbar or portable speaker takes less space and is easier to reposition, but it may not deliver the same separated stereo effect. Measure the available area before buying, including room for stands, cables, and the Mac’s other desk accessories. Avoid pushing speakers into tight corners just to save space; placement can affect how balanced they sound. If you mainly listen to speech, a compact single-unit design may be a better compromise than a larger stereo setup.
Choose for your main listening task, not every possible task
Music, video calls, and gaming place different demands on desktop audio. For calls, clear voice reproduction and convenient volume control may matter more than bass or lighting. For games and music, stereo separation and a sound profile you enjoy can matter more than a minimal cable count. If you need one speaker for both desk use and outdoor listening, portability and water resistance become relevant, but those features can add compromises for a permanent desktop setup. Decide which activity happens most often, then treat the others as secondary needs.
Check power, controls, and cable clutter
USB-powered speakers can reduce the number of wall adapters on a desk, but they still occupy a USB port and may draw power through a hub. Speakers with separate power supplies can offer a different setup tradeoff, so check what your desk can accommodate. Confirm where volume and source controls sit; a control placed within reach can be more useful than an extra mode you rarely change. Consider cable routes before settling on a soundbar or pair, since a tidy-looking speaker can still leave wires crossing the work area. Buyers often focus on the Mac connection and overlook the practical space needed for power and control access.
Pay extra only for a feature that changes your setup
More inputs are valuable when you genuinely connect multiple devices, and portability matters if the speaker will leave the desk. RGB lighting may suit a gaming station but adds little for someone seeking a restrained office look. A compact design can be a better value for a small desk even if a larger speaker offers a broader set of features. Compare the functional differences, not just the number of advertised modes or connection types. For a Mac used mainly for everyday audio, reliable setup and convenient placement often matter more than specialized extras.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these speakers work with a MacBook that has only USB-C ports?
Several options in this roundup have USB-C or Bluetooth, which can work with a USB-C MacBook without relying on a traditional headphone jack. The Creative Pebble V3 is the clearest match for a direct USB-C desktop connection, while Bluetooth speakers avoid a wired audio connection altogether. Check the exact model’s included cable and power arrangement before ordering, since USB-A versions or bundled adapters can differ. If you choose a speaker with USB-A or AUX only, you may need a compatible adapter or hub. Also check whether the hub leaves enough ports for your other desk devices.
Are these smart speakers with Siri or other voice assistants?
The products here are primarily computer speakers or Bluetooth speakers, not voice-assistant smart speakers with built-in Siri, Alexa, or Google Assistant. They can play audio from a Mac, but that does not mean they can independently answer questions or control smart-home devices. If voice control is the main reason you are shopping, confirm assistant support and microphone capabilities on the specific model before buying. You can still use Siri on a Mac or a separate device while listening through a compatible speaker. For straightforward desktop audio, the computer-speaker category offers more relevant connection and placement choices.
Should I choose USB audio or Bluetooth for my Mac desk?
USB is usually the simpler choice for a speaker that stays beside your Mac: it can provide a direct connection and avoids routine Bluetooth pairing. Bluetooth is more convenient when you want to switch to a phone or remove the speaker from the desk, but wireless playback can introduce source-switching steps. Some picks, including the Pebble V3 and Logitech Z207, offer both kinds of connection, giving you room to change your routine. Check how each model handles source selection rather than assuming it will switch automatically. If your Mac desk is already short on ports, Bluetooth may be appealing, but remember to account for the speaker’s power needs.
Is a portable Bluetooth speaker a good replacement for desktop speakers?
It can be a practical replacement if you move between rooms, travel, or want one speaker for desk and outdoor use. The Soundcore 2’s portable, water-resistant design is aimed more at that flexible role than at a fixed stereo desktop layout. A pair of desktop speakers can be easier to position around a monitor and may give a wider stereo presentation. Consider whether you need a stable home for the speaker, easy access to controls, and a wired connection to the Mac. If portability is occasional rather than frequent, a dedicated desk model may fit your daily routine better.
Which type is best if I have very little desk space?
Start by measuring the usable space around your monitor and checking whether a soundbar can sit beneath it or whether clip-on placement works with your display. The USB-C/A clip-on speaker is designed to save surface area, while a compact soundbar can keep left and right speakers from occupying separate spots. Small stereo speakers still need room on both sides of the screen, even when each unit is compact. Make sure the clip or soundbar design fits your monitor and does not block controls, ventilation, or the display edge. If space is tight but you want more flexible placement, compare the clip-on option with the Pebble V3’s small desktop footprint.
Conclusion
For most Mac desks, I would start with the Creative Pebble V3 as the best overall option: it pairs a compact desktop format with USB-C and Bluetooth, and either color delivers the same core setup. The USB-C/A clip-on speaker is my best value-style choice for buyers who need to preserve desk space, while the Edifier G2000 is the best premium-leaning pick here for a gaming-focused setup with multiple connection options. For beginners, the Pebble V3 is the easiest recommendation because its direct desktop connection keeps setup straightforward. Choose the Soundcore 2 for portable listening, the Logitech Z207 for wired-and-Bluetooth flexibility, or one of the soundbar options if a single unit suits your workspace better. If you want actual voice-assistant features, none of these should be treated as a substitute without checking the specific model’s assistant support.
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