Logitech - Z130 2.0 Speaker System (2-Piece) - Black

Got these on sale at Best Buy for $9.99 and It works beautifully on my Dell XPS M1530 laptop. I primarily play class games on emulators, watch Netflix, listen to music and talk radio on iHeart Radio. If you are were looking for a quality experience for a home theater setup or a hardcore gaming scenario, these are not for you , they are for the basics and use within reasonable audio levels for comfortable listening. The only thing that may bother some people is the wide angle AC Adapter, it strongly resembles a phone charger I have in my drawer. May not be adaptable to all surge protector models because of the plug. Have no idea if you can replace the adapter to conform to your plugs or not but I did not have that problem sooooo...... It was so cheap to purchase I wanted to purchase another pair for my Netbook but they did not have anymore quantity in the store. If you have bad quality speakers that need upgrading, get these while they are at this price. Id say that if I paid full price it would even be worth it too.

These speakers by no means are over the top incredible, but if pure tired of listening to music; watching shows; or playing computer games through your headphones these will suffice your needs at a good price point. I’d say these are “home starter” speakers. I say that because they have an average form and function for whatever the use is. These don’t carry crazy bass capabilities for music, but just enough. They don’t have that irritating underlying static you might have experienced with your older speakers during quiet scenes in movies or video game cutscenes. These speakers are also relatively small and take up very little desk space. I don’t really know what else you can ask for in these speakers especially for the price you pay for them. It kind of feels like I ripped off Logitech for getting a pair of decent speakers for such a low price.

Bought these for a new Mac desktop i just got. Just needed some external sound to listen to music once in a while and general internet searching of videos and such. My son uses a program for teaching and needs sound for it. Didn't want to spend a lot as i usually use a high quality headset and didnt need crazy good speakers. These have great sound quality, not a lot of bass but good mids and highs. Tey are decently loud, enough to fill up two rooms with sound. Overall great buy and worth it. My negative was for power hookup, would be nice if it had an option for usb power instead of AC only but i would figure they wouldnt be as good/loud if it was only USB power so im ok with it. The box says 5w of power and i compared them to the insignia 8w ones with a sub and these were almost twice as loud. Don't go by whats on the box because brand makes a big difference in quality and sound. If you need some basic speakers and are not a big sound quality person these are great. Also movies sound pretty good on them too. No real complaints.

While shopping for gaming speakers that would not break the bank and still deliver amazing sound quality, all I saw were speakers ranging from $80+. My son surprised me after I had agreed to spend $100 on speakers, he picked these for waaaaaayyyy less then $100. We had tested other display models which sounded pretty crappy. I figured my son didn’t have high expectations and I would be saving a ton of money so why not. Oh Boy! What a surprise I got when we hooked up the speakers to the computer. They might as well cost $100. Lol No subwoofer needed. The base, the sound and the size made this an awesome buy. I would buy these again in a heart beat.

***The high frequency whine some people are mentioning is coming from the switched-mode power adapter NOT from the speakers.*** The speakers themselves sound great for casual use. These aren't for serious music listening or an immersive media experience. You can enable Loudness Equalization by double clicking the speakers in your "playback devices" menu on your computer to get a little more volume out of them but they're totally usable out of the box. Even half volume is plenty loud enough for typical desk top usage where you're only a couple of feet away from the speakers. The one star is taken off for the power adapter. The power adapter is super cheap and the coil doesn't have any glue on it to dampen the vibrations causing the whine. You can just get a replacement 10v 0.7A adapter for a couple of bucks.

I got these speakers because I wanted an external speaker other than my monitor speakers. For the price, it was a great deal. I constantly need to listen to audio whether it's through what I'm editing, or casual browsing. Since the speakers always need to be on, I have to deal with the terrible feedback that comes from it. I noticed the feedback about 2 weeks after the speakers were hooked up. The only way I can avoid it is if my music/audio is loud. But when I'm not listening to something or if I'm listening to it quietly, the feedback is there and annoying. Also the headphone jack is not compatible with my headphones, which is weird. I have Altec Lansing. If you're looking for cheap, these speakers are perfect. But if you're looking for quality, run from these. I'll be upgrading soon.

I bought these speakers for my new pc. I just wanted something for basic sound, so my expectations were realistic given their price. However, I was still disappointed. The speakers actually sounded ok. except for the fact that there was a loud buzzing in the background. If you played with the wire where the speakers plug into the computer, you could get the buzzing to stop, but it would begin again as soon as you let go of the wire. Perhaps the pair I purchased was defective. I do not know. I did not want to take a chance on another pair. I returned my speakers to Best Buy and used an old pair my son had in the house that he was not using. They work great.

When I made this purchase, I was looking for something to replace my very old speakers (Logitech speakers w/sub). Focused my attention only on Logitech because my previous Logitech speakers, after many yrs, never failed to perform. All I needed was a basic set of descent sounding stereo speakers...... I'm not a gamer. The only minor inconvenience is the way these speakers turn on & off. The volume knob is also the on/off . I would prefer a push-button on/off switch, separate from the volume control. A push-button on/off switch would be easier to operate than trying to turn that little knob; also, there would be no need to readjust the volume every time the speakers are turned on. For the price, these speakers are a good buy.