Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am thoroughly impressed with this speaker set!! I did not have the highest expectations for a set of computer speakers but these have certainly come as a surprise. The sound quality is very good and exceeds other higher priced speakers I've had. I really love the wireless remote as it is very responsive and keeps the desktop free of clutter.

great speakers fo the price. i originally tried the razer leviathan. but lacked bass. so i went went with this one for just $30 more and it was well worth it!. the sound out of both the speakers and the subwoofer are awesome! the remote it wireless and you can control the bass level. can connect with either bluetooth or audio jack. The speakers stand can be placed on either the side of bottom of the speaker depending on what you want. highly recommend them!

This is a great little combo. I was looking for something for my workspace and this is perfect for me. It has an aux in as well as Bluetooth so I have the iPad hooked up wirelessly and the Mac Mini plugged in the back. The wireless desktop knob/dial is really handy and just a cool added feature. Great sound quality for what it is, I have no complaints.

Amazing speaker set. Great clarity and tones. I wish they just a bit smaller, but I am guessing that the size is needed to produce the great sound. The desktop remote comes in handy as I hate to use my computer controls or reach around stuff to find the knobs on other speakers. Has great bass, although, I can’t test it out too much as I live in a second story apartment. Overall I definitely recommend.

These little speakers sound great. They definitely are not room filling but they work well with my computer. I love that they are Bluetooth so I don't have to run another wire to my computer. I like the wireless controller as well.

Pros: The speakers cans be horizontal or vertical. Gives you the opportunity to fixate them as you wish. The bass is deep and confused me at first because I didn’t bother to read the manual to see how to change it (hold down button). It’s also simple to switch between devices. I like the remote. It’s a unique design and easy to use. You just have to memorize the buttons if you’re in the dark spot. Pretty solid for gaming or a small room. Cons: They feel a little cheap but who cares if they sound good. Right? The sound it makes to connect a device or go into the bass settings is kinda loud. Minor but something I noticed. The gradient for volume is also fixated to some strange scale. I prefer something that I can turn precisely. Overall I would buy this again. I thought it was a decent price to begin with and was pleasantly surprised when I got to the cashier when he let me know Dell items had a 20% discount going on at the time.

Good quality speakers and bass. I am disappointed by the volume and tap setup of the remote as it is not as responsive. In addition, with bluetooth device connection, the volume to connect and disconnect is extremely loud. There is no control for that and makes it hard to use the bluetooth system late at night in an apartment.

Great sound. Pairs easily and automatically. It delivers much clearer and more consistent sound than my old wired 2.1 system (also a Logi).

Wireless + Bluetooth = Awesome Easy to connect and pair, also has a 3.5mm jack to connect to whatever aux on a device! Great audio, easy to adjust the puck to change the volume as well!

Great sound! Great price! Great features. Love that I can connect multiple devices and the ease of use to switch between them via the wireless puck is awesome. Highly recommend

Overall, a great little unit. I wish there was software to tweak the sound, but the dial can dig into a few settings. It's plastic for sure, but the dial is of solid quality. You'll want to hang onto any instructions you get with this guy as it's not the most intuitive of pairing with BlueTooth and wireless devices. Impressive lows, and crisp highs.

Look great, sound wonderful, and very easy to install.

I wanted a good quality, inexpensive set of speakers for my desktop computer and after doing some research, I determined the Logi Z407s fit the bill. They have a good range and quality sound. Although the speakers are attached to the sub and then to the computer, volume is controlled remotely via blue tooth/wireless control. These inexpensive speakers really work well for me and my needs.

This system is easy to install. The controller DOES work, but is NOT intuitive. I do like the compact design. The system does need a preamp when driven by a tablet.

These are most definitely so much better than the speakers installed on the PC. My one complaint is that the Bluetooth paired them with the headset, though the sound still comes out the speakers. My problem is the volume controller controls sound inputs at the same time. The volume mixer setting on Windows 11 now is useless. I used to be able to set each app at a different volume, no more. I hope there is a solution to this.

Been using for a couple months now and love the quality of the sound with the bass from the subwoofer

Great speakers for the price. I'd recomend these for anyone who needs somwthing better than good but less than pricey-fantastic.

Great for the price, I'm perfectly satisfied with it. Sound is great, build quality feels somewhat cheap as it's made out of plastic, and all the parts are very light. Very muted and minimal look, it's pleasant and not glaring or disruptive. Easy to set up, and connect with Bluetooth. The wireless control is very convenient and somewhat intuitive, easy to use.

Great all-around product as far as speakers go with some decent quality sound and some thumping base from the subwoofer this is the perfect computer speaker set the only reason I give it four stars is because of the sound adjustment hockey puck it comes with it is slow to connect and does not always control the Volume immediately.

Short answer: sounds good. Real answer: Recently I decided to really hear music the way it was meant to sound. After a little research I found a few devices to help me with my task with the help of my local newspaper classifieds section. The task: listen to my old 52 inch LP’s whilst I literally wreck shop at minesweeper all day. How I did it: I bought an old record player from someone locally advertising in the classified section my Sunday paper. I then connected the record player via coaxial cables to a cassette player that I bought at a garage sale which was connected to a 45 second skip delay portable disc man. After getting it on compact disk and then labeled in blue sharpie ink “Classic mix #1” I slid that mother into my IBM computer. After a few minutes of waiting for my computer to dial up to get online I booted up Napster so that I could save it to audio file. After about half a day I was able to torrent the audio file to my desktop and covert that file to an MP3. I’ll spare you the rest of the details: It’s now in my I tunes library! I can now play my music on my computer whenever I want and with my new speakers I bought from BestBuy I can do something that these millennials will never understand: listen to music like god intended for us to.