A:AnswerPlug the input cable into the headset port, plug the power cord into an outlet, plug the left speaker in the right speaker. The cables all all supplied.
A:AnswerThere is no documentation on the wattage, though some have replied between 10-15 watts. If you are looking to be blown away, then these are not the speakers for you. Super clean and full sound with waves shaped to hear it easily around a small room, but again, I would not call them loud in any way. Sitting at the desk or walking around the room they are awesome, but I wouldn't use them for a large room or party.
A:AnswerIf the smart TV has a 3.5 mm auxiliary audio output - or "headphone jack" - you'll be able to connect the Companion 2 III speakers to the TV. This system, however, isn't designed specifically to be used with TV systems. We recommend the Solo 5 TV speakers, Soundbar 500, or Soundbar 700 for TV applications.
A:AnswerThe speakers come with a typical 3.5mm cord. If your TV has a speaker jack on the back much like the one on your phone, just plug the speakers into that.