Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionCan I connect these speakers to my phone?

• A:Answer Yes, the Z207 speakers can connect to most devices with a 3.5mm output or Bluetooth connectivity.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker system include a subwoofer?

• A:Answer No, the Logitech Z207 does not come with a subwoofer.

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of these speakers?

• A:Answer The Logitech Z207 speakers have a frequency response of 120Hz to 20kHz.

Q: QuestionDo these speakers have a headphone jack?

• A:Answer Yes, the Logitech Z207 speakers have a headphone jack for private listening.

Q: QuestionHow do you control the volume on the Z207 speakers?

• A:Answer The Logitech Z207 has built-in power and volume controls for easy operation.

Q: QuestionIn the title it says Bluetooth but I noticed cords. Does it need to be plugged to an audio source or can it be linked strictly bluetooth?

Asked 2 years ago by Buyer.

• A:Answer Hey there! The Z207 can be connected through Bluetooth as well as one 3.5 mm input. There is also 1 headphone jack in the speaker. The speakers needs to be connected to the power using the power supply provided in the box.

  Answered 2 years ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionWhat is the power source for these speakers? Is it a replaceable battery? Rechargeable battery? Or do they plug in someplace?

Asked 3 years ago by JBS.

• A:Answer Hello JBS. These speakers plug into the wall using a standard outlet for power. -Weston from Logitech

  Answered 3 years ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionWhat is the latency like in bluetooth mode? Are these suitable for gaming? Will there be a noticeable issue with lip syncing while streaming tv/movies?

Asked 9 months ago by Joe.

• A:Answer Hey there! Logitech Z207 2.0 Bluetooth Stereo Computer Speakers are designed for versatility, but they may not be ideal for gaming or streaming if low latency is a priority. Bluetooth mode often introduces latency, which can result in noticeable delays during gaming or lip-sync issues while watching TV or movies

  Answered 9 months ago by Logitech

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Q: Questioncan these be connected to a Mac mini for power?

Asked 10 months ago by Gene.

• A:Answer The Logitech Z207 speakers require a power source, which is typically a standard AC power outlet. While they can connect to a Mac mini via Bluetooth or the 3.5 mm audio jack for audio output (Works with Bluetooth enabled devices and any device with a 0.14 in (3.5 mm) input including a television, computer, smartphone, tablet and music player), they would need to be plugged into a separate power outlet for power. The Mac mini's USB ports do not provide enough power to run these speakers.

  Answered 9 months ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionCan I connect each speaker to a different monitor? Like in a dual-monitor setup? I want to connect one speaker to each monitor.

Asked 10 months ago by AZACADEMY.

• A:Answer No, the speaker are wire together.

  Answered 5 months ago by SonyFanVerified Purchase

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Q: Questioncan u connect via the input plug on rear of desktop

Asked 12 hours ago by jon.

Q: QuestionDoes it affect the sound quality to lay the speakers on their sides?

Asked 1 month ago by DF123.

• A:Answer Not at all.

  Answered 2 weeks ago by wjekVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionthe power wont come on on my speakers, does that mean they are broken?

Asked 1 month ago by noiel.

• A:Answer If the Z207 won’t power on even when plugged in, it could be a power supply issue rather than the speakers being “broken.” Try a different outlet or check the power cable before assuming they’re faulty.

  Answered 1 month ago by Logitech

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Q: Questionare these plug in or only Bluetooth

Asked 1 month ago by JOE.

• A:Answer Both plugin and bluetooth

  Answered 3 weeks ago by ChinemeremOVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionare these speakers capatible with a panasonic cd player

Asked 1 month ago by Pat.

• A:Answer Yes, they are compatible with a Panasonic CD player if the CD player has a 3.5 mm auxiliary output jack.

  Answered 1 month ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionAre these compatible with Xbox or PlayStation consoles, granted the proper setup?

Asked 2 months ago by Dan.

• A:Answer The Z207 speakers connect via Bluetooth or a standard 3.5mm audio jack. PlayStation and Xbox consoles don’t support Bluetooth audio directly.

  Answered 1 month ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionCan I connect this speaker duo to a first PC via wire and then to a second PC via Bluetooth so that I do not have to buy two separate sets of speakers for each PC? (Note: each PC is used one at a time via KVM switch)

Asked 2 months ago by Anvc.

• A:Answer In order to help you effectively, please provide your information to our support team via email at [email protected] with your - Name: - Email Address: - Country: - Product Name: - Brief description of issue:

  Answered 2 months ago by Logitech

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Q: QuestionWill this connect to an Xbox s wired or Bluetooth. My current bluetooth won't connect to my old Xbox it's about 7 years old

Asked 2 months ago by ToniaK.

• A:Answer Yes, the Logitech Z207 speakers can connect to an Xbox via Bluetooth. However, for wired connection, it would depend on the specific ports available on both the speakers and the Xbox.

  Answered 2 months ago by Logitech

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Q: Questionare the speakers AC powered

Asked 3 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer No

  Answered 3 months ago by EricB

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