Paul Antkowiak

23 de septiembre de 2026

Price, clear and volume.

I don’t know how long I looked for speakers like this, there OUTSTANDING. Plenty of base, clear, easy to set up and has its own volume control. Can’t go wrong with this set.

Zachary zurbriggen

15 de septiembre de 2026

Amazing sound, better price!

Sounds amazing especially for the reasonable price tag. Purchased an open box - mint condition for a great discount and was not disappointed. Super easy plug and play. Just plug the speakers into the sub, and plug the sub into an outlet plus a 3.5mm audio port. I did notice I was able to use my built-in audio drivers to enhance the sound quality even more with equalizer and what not, but only if I plugged into my PC's front port, not any of the rear ones for some reason; probably just my machine or an error on my part. Would recommend so far!Ver más

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Michael St James

5 de marzo de 2023

Very good inexpensive speaker set.

I bought this set to replace 20yr-old Altec Lansing ACS45.2 multimedia speakers that gave a loud pop on a recent evening, finally giving up the ghost. The Altec Lansings were awesome speakers, and I think I paid more for them 20 years ago than I paid for these Logitech replacements. These Logitechs produce very decent sound for inexpensive computer speakers, but they pale in comparison to my poor, dead Altec Lansings. The subwoofer is about half the size (and weight) of the Altec's, so it isn't surprising that it produces less sound pressure overall, and that the sound is a bit muddier. The tone of this set is much sharper than the Altec's rounder sound. I certainly prefer the sound of the Altec Lansing ACS45.2, but they're not available anymore. These Logitech speakers will do for me, since I no longer listen to music on my PC. I think if I wanted to use these speakers for music, they would not satisfy me. Too sharp; not enough subwoofer, and no way to increase or decrease the subwoofer output. The sharper tone is good for voice clarity on YouTube videos and podcasts. I'm not a fan of the exposed driver look of the satellite speakers, much preferring the understated simple cubes with grill cloth of the Altecs. I also prefer the ivory color of the Altecs over the black and silver of the Logitechs. The remote-control pod seems largely unnecessary. It has a power button that turns the speakers on and off and a small green LED to indicate power status, but I can't see why I would use it. The pod also has a diminutive volume wheel, but I can't imagine using that either, since I control audio volume from the roller on my Logitech G910 keyboard. I just set the speaker control pod wheel to MAX and leave it there. Previously, I used a third-party (Radio Shack, I think) output pod that extended the speaker out and mic in from the back of my PC to a convenient location under the front edge of my desk; this was a simple little pod about the same size as the control pod for these Logitech speakers, but it provided remote headphone and mic plugs as well as a simple A-B button to toggle between them. The new Logitech control pod doesn't work that way. The power button toggles the power on and off for the speakers, but the headphone plug serves to mute the speakers whenever headphone or earbuds are plugged in anyway, even with the speakers remaining powered. I like to leave my headphones plugged in all the time, preferring the A-B switch of the old Radio Shack pod to select between speakers and headphones. With the Logitech pod, you can't leave your headphones plugged in without it causing the speakers to mute. The issue for me is wear and tear on the headphone plug. I switch back and forth between speakers (when I am alone) and headphones 2 or three times a day...that's a lot of cycles of insertion/removal for that plug. I doubt it's going to hold up for twenty years to compare with the Altec Lansings. We'll see how it goes. With my previous setup, the third-party A-B switch didn't matter. It was less than $10 and could easily be replaced anytime. The control pod on these new Logitechs is hardwired into the subwoofer (which also contains the power supply.) I guess all good things must end, and the Altec Lansing ACS45.2 were VERY good things! I didn't measure the cables, but they're plenty long enough to reach from the PC case (which sits on my desk behind my monitor) to both the subwoofer on the floor under the desk, and for plenty of separation between right and left satellite speakers on the desktop on either side of my 34" Ultrawide monitor. The wire to the control pod reaches from the back of the subwoofer on the floor against the wall to the front edge of the underside of my desk, where I mounted it with gel tape so I can easily access the headphone plug.Ver más

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Rhino

22 de julio de 2018

These speakers sound great and are an amazing value!

I just set up these speakers and had to write a review because they are such a good value. These speakers are amazing for the price. I was a little nervous about what I would get for $29. My other computers have Bose Companion speakers but I did not want to spend $100 on speakers for a laptop computer I keep in my hobby room just for occasional reference and background music. Keep in mind, I do not expect performance like I get from my primary stereo with big Klipsch Heresy speakers and a lot of power but for office or laptop speakers these are great. The sound is crisp and clear and I can hear little nuances that I expected to be muddy on these inexpensive speakers. I do not consider myself an audiophile but I do know what sounds good and these do. My sub-woofer is not boomy like some reviewers have mentioned. I put it right beside my 2nd monitor rather than on the floor and it sounds great. All components have long cords and the remote power/volume with headphone jack is a very nice feature that I put right above my mouse pad. Right now I am listening to some jazz guitar on Pandora and I can't believe how good it sounds. I set the volume on my laptop at 50% and use the remote to control my listening volume. At that setting it will play louder than I can get away with if my wife is home. At high volumes, the sound stays clear, the speakers do not buzz, the bass stays balanced and I do not hear any clipping on the high notes. I really can't believe that these speakers only cost $29. Neil Young's Southern Man just started playing and the snare is coming through very clean behind the piano and lead guitar. You usually get what you pay for these days but with these speakers you are getting a sound quality that would compare to speakers for 3 to 4 times the price. Granted every environment produces different sound. I have my speakers about 2 feet away from me to the left and the right on a built-in desk and a wall right behind them so I am probably getting some reflected sound. The subwoofer is sitting just inside the right speaker. For kicks, I just put on some vintage disco stuff on Pandora and the bass still sounds good and at the right level and the balance is good here too. I am not using any equalizer software and just plugged the input jack into my headphone jack and starting testing different types of songs. These speakers seem very versatile since they sound good on a broad range of genres that I tested. I don't write many reviews on Amazon but thought this one was worth my time to tell people about a great value. By the way, Let It Whip by Dazz Band still sounds good after all these years on these little speakers, the intro on BTO's Let It Ride still rocks and the Gypsy Kings guitars sound great too. I know, now I 'm really letting my age show. If you are on a tight budget or just don't want to spend more than you have to, these are a great option and I think you will be happy with them. My wife says the speakers are too loud and I have to come to bed now. Good night.

Susan Ballantyne

1 de agosto de 2026

Great budget computer audio upgrade!

After a few failures trying to get some good quality upgraded audio for my desktop computer without spending a lot, this system outperforms my needs and expectations. Easy to set up, easy to use. Really nice sound. It's been very nice, trouble free, ever since I started using it.Ver más

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Dominic

20 de marzo de 2017

These things absolutely KICK. [Tip on how to get the most out of your set]

Pros:1.Small footprint for the left and right speakers so I was able to reclaim a lot of space on my desk including my oh-so important mouse movement space.2. Nice black and silver accents match just about anything.3. The kicker is awesome. It's on the bottom of the woofer so you'll definitely 'feel' it. I'm sure my downstairs neighbors are enjoying it too!4. Very good lengths of cable to work anyway around a stand computer desk5. The volume and power switch panel is nice and just feels 'right' to use.6. No rattling at high volumes.Cons:1. The cabling is a bit of a mess because none of it is modular. Took a bit of time because I have a high standard of cable management. Results may vary.2. The volume/power switch doesn't have some sort of mounting feature like a screw hole or a clip to hook on to one of the primary speakers. The remote acts as a pass through so you'll have wiring coming up from behind your desk and back down to go back to the computer meaning it can very easily get pulled off the desk. Haven't dealt with it yet but I imagine it being a problem in the future.3. You CANNOT use the amplified sound in headphones without using the bass. This will take a bit of explaining. In total, there are two ports that you can physically plug a pair of headphones into.The first port is located on the volume/power switch for headphones. This is a direct pass through from your computer meaning plugging in your headphones to this port is the exact same as plugging in your headphones to your computer. Your computers volume will be the only thing to determine this ports volume.The second port is located on the back of the subwoofer and this is labeled as "Speaker Out". This ports primary use is to output the audio to the physical left and right speakers that come in this kit. You CAN plug headphones into this port to get the massively extended volume range in your headphones which is something I PERSONALLY really like when I'm playing war games; I just love blowing my ears out with war. HOWEVER, being plugged into this port with headphones instead of the speakers will NOT nullify the bass produced by the subwoofer. You will still hear sound only in your headphones, but the subwoofer will still be pumping out bass.A real life example to explain this to you is that if it's late at night, people are sleeping in your locale, and you still want to listen to loud music in your headphones; ideally louder than the volume your computer provides and therefore you are plugged into the back of the subwoofer, the subwoofer will STILL produce noise on a 1:1 scale if it were plugged into the speakers. You'll get plenty of volume in your ears, but the bass will still rattle your house.Other Thoughts:1. The left and right speaker are plastic. I was originally gonna put this as a con but realized that it's a personal preference of mine and that I KNEW they were going to be plastic from the get-go.2. Consider getting a heavy duty strip of double sided tape to mount the power and volume switch to your desk as it doesn't come with any mounting feature and can easily be pulled off of your desk.HUGE TIP:I'm an audiophile and while my system isn't set up with all the good stuff I'd need to create a premier audio experience, I can tell you of ONE key feature to turn on your WINDOWS BASED PC.In the bottom right, right click the speaker icon and click 'Playback Devices'. Double click your speakers and click on the 'Enhancements' tab. Scroll down to Equalizer and select the 'Powerful' profile. This should be your default for your computer AT ALL TIMES as it's the most balanced one there is in terms of getting an appropriate ratio of bass to treble.This is great for either casual music or gaming.