Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sound is acceptable. The conection is a little complicated

Sounds great and the audio is full hd i just love it while im working from my home

I bought the speaker just a few days ago an it works very well for my surprise the only thing that i did not like it was the price.

My girlfruends son is a gamer and we got it for them. He loves it....

I am a musician and needed a good set of computers speakers

Great quality and dependable. I will recommend this brand to other future customers.

Very good last a long time never gave me any issues

The speaker performance is reasonably good, especially considering the price

The only issue I've had is the Bluetooth connection regularly shuts off and I have to reconnect it. Good quality audio though, not amazing

Bought these for my wife as a Valentine's Gift as she's been wanting some decent PC speakers and she's extremely happy! Great value for the price.

The Logitech Z-407 2.1 Bluetooth Computer Speaker system is a great match for my MAC and my Samsung 32" TV that I have connected a a 2nd Monitor.

Its okay. For the money you can't beat it. Other brands try but the sub really receives the 30hz bass well.

My grandson requested the Logitech-Z407 2.1 Bluetooth Computer Speaker System for his Christmas present this year and was thrilled to receive this.

For the price, it has done a lot to enhance my audio experience.

Background: We’ve been using Logitech products since 2008 & have enjoyed a combined total of at least a dozen Logitech mice, keyboards, speaker systems, & gaming hardware over the last decade+. Given that I purchased a Logitech Z-5500 Dolby Digital (DTS/THX-Cert.) 5.1 Surround Sound 505W Speaker System for my wife’s home office back in 2009, which she’s still enjoying to this day, she decided to return the favor by ordering a Logitech speaker system for my little Dell All-in-One (AiO) desktop. Enter the affordable, compact Z407 2.1 speaker system. Initial Reaction: My wife had just completed the easy 10-min. setup of these new speakers when I walked into my den, & she hit “Play”. That’s when I heard the distinct guitars & thumping bass emanating from my PC as she streamed Adani & Wolf’s rich instrumental, Wings of Santa Lucia. I confess; I couldn’t stop smiling. I’d forgotten just how much I enjoy taking an occasional break & being able to hear good music thru my computer. Setup: Initially, my wife connected the speakers to my PC via Bluetooth. While the wireless pairing was simple & quick, after witnessing the lag between audio & video, I was immediately persuaded to go w/a wired option. And although the 3.5mm connection worked fine, I like to keep my AiO display’s 3.5mm jack free for headphones. In the end, I connected the speakers via the 3rd remaining option—using my own USB cable. (Unfortunately, Logitech does not include this cable.) I simply ran the cable from the USB port on my PC to the micro-USB port on the subwoofer. Speakers: While these little speakers include digital signal processing (DSP) & a downward firing subwoofer, they’re admittedly underpowered w/just 80W peak power, 40W continuous/RMS, & 20W bass. They’re obviously not designed for audiophiles. But if you have limited desk space & you’d like something at a low price pt. that sounds a lot better than your avg. desktop monitor’s typically lame resident speakers, then this little system will do the job for you. And you can also use these speakers w/your Bluetooth- &/or 3.5mm-jack-enabled smartphone, tablet, or laptop. The twin, lightweight, matte graphite gray satellite speakers can be positioned vertically or horizontally, using their included stands. I chose the vertical option w/the smaller footprint to conserve space atop my Varidesk. Audio Controller: As for the controller, I’m not a fan. I’ve already had plenty of experience w/this type of remote-control disk w/a previous competing 2.1 computer speaker system that I bought way back in 2008. It was a wired disk controller that illuminated when touched, whereas Logitech’s wireless disk controller (operates on 2 AAA batteries) doesn’t illuminate the controls which are located atop the disk. So, if you’re gaming or streaming movies, music videos, or podcasts in low-light conditions, it can be a challenge to operate even the simple functions of playing/pausing, skipping/rewinding, muting/un-muting, & controlling volume/bass, especially if you remove the clear stick-on “cheat sheet” overlay from the top of the control hub. Overall, the audio control pod has a bit of a cheap, clunky, plasticky feel, & not all the controls are as consistently responsive as I’d hoped they'd be when I press on the disk. (The “Rewind” symbol, for example, at least on my hub, doesn’t provide a confirming tactile detent.) I do like the popup controller options that appear on my display w/my USB connectivity, but I wish there were more audio control options, such as an equalizer, though that may be too much to ask at this price pt. When it comes to a separate hardware controller, I think I’d much prefer a small, traditional handheld remote control (preferably lighted). Bottom Line: This little 2.1 Bluetooth computer speaker system offers some good, punchy bass & adequate midrange & treble. Overall, it offers a good value for a compact system at this price pt. If you have limited space &/or a limited budget, & you’d like modern-looking, aesthetically-pleasing desktop speakers that provide a much better sound than the vast majority of desktop monitor-resident speakers, then this is a good option.

Nice sound, I purchased it for my office and they sound great. I wish I could turn them up during the week but only on the weekends.

It’s pretty nice if you don’t want to use your headset.

Doesn't work on laptop with wire nor TV, sound not that great. Old, wired unit from 6 years ago better. Hard to understand instructions, Battery cover not easy to open. Will return.

Serves the purpose. I have no complaints except the Bluetooth was a bit troublesome to initially get connected.

It's easy to install and sounds great! Hits with a rich and full vibe.