Customer Ratings & Reviews

To difficult to use plus the manual does not explain how to go about it

good base. speakers sucked. wasnt worth the price that i paid for.

Great idea, but implementation is a fail. Tried to get these to work for my wife, but the connectivity between the puck, speakers and computer was intermittent. This lead to weird sound issues. Soon after setup, I returned these to the store for a refund.

I bought a pair of them. I can hear a click in the sub then I get no sound. Needing to adjust the volume up or down to hear the sound again. This happens like 5-10 times a day. Making them virtually unusable.

I never could get it to work. I installed it 3x. The model number doesn't match with the one on the box. The connections (3.5mm) don't match with my USB connections. No sound from the wireless control. I'm going to be returning it today.

These speakers are bad. They sounded great when the first were installed. After 2 months, the stopped working. no sound. I even bought a new sound card thinking that was the issue. Nope... now they are past the return time and I need to by another set. worst 80 bucks I ever spent!!!

i have never ever cpmplained about a rpoduct but these are the worst. they drop signal, so no audio. Then have to connect them all over again and again. and it never goes easy. Unplug, reset, reconnect one of the methods and then for it not to work and do it all over. returning them tommorrow. never again with logitech

Sound cuts out and there is a buzzing or his sound. Waited too long to return them and now I’m stuck with them.

I am totally unable to open the battery door for the controller. Called Logitech Tech Support and the only assistance they were able to offer me was to tell me to return these to Best Buy. Will do so tomorrow and this is the last Logitech product i will purchase.

Frequent popping noise from sub. Clearly a common problem that Logitech should’ve addressed ahead of time. What a hassle.

I really like the styling of these desktop speakers with a cool contemporary look. The graphite grey color has a matte finish which reflects no glare and shows no fingerprints/dust. The speakers each have a stand that can be placed so they sit vertically or horizontally. I have mine set horizontally to make use of the dead space under my monitor. And they sound good, an important attribute for speakers. The speaker drivers are exposed, there is no grill. They look cool and you can see them work when the music is thumping. However the exposed drivers are a finger magnet for kids and even some adults who should all know better! A coarse mesh grill to show the drivers, yet enough grill to stop fingers would be useful. Or something to give an electric shock like those dog collars might work. The standard 3.5mm input can connect to any device that uses the small headphone style jack. A 6’ DIN cable is included in the box. Bluetooth works with many PC’s and mobile devices. The third connection is a micro USB connection. These three connections should let you connect virtually any PC, phone, tablet, TV, game system, or other electronic device that can use one of these three inputs. Not simultaneously of course, you need to switch between them using the round puck remote. The USB connection is better than DIN in that it’s a digital signal and the cable will not pick up hum like the 3.5 mm DIN can. The digital to analogue conversion takes place in the speaker cabinet rather than the sound card/chip in the PC. There is no USB cable included in the box, but they are readily available in near any length you might need. • With a Bluetooth connection, all controls worked on my iPhone, no app is needed. • The MicroUSB connection functions similarly to Bluetooth in that the remote is fully functional. I tested this using an HP Chrome Book. • With a 3.5 mm connection, there is no direct control of the volume on your PC or other device. The puck controls the speaker volume, but only up to the volume set on your device. For example, if your PC volume is set to 50%, the puck can lower the volume, but only raise it to play as loud as the 50% set on the PC. The Bass level can also be changed since that is in the speaker unit itself. Pause and track skip/back have no control over any software on your PC or device through a 3.5 mm connection, which is expected. The hockey puck wireless remote is 2.75” round and less than 2 ounces. Two ‘AAA’ batteries come with the system and like most any stereo or TV remote, the batteries should last a full year per the specifications. Whatever connection you use, the puck remote controls which of the three audio inputs to use, the bass level, and to varying extents the volume. How and if the other functions work depend on the connection you use. In general, I found the remote annoying and a pain to use. If you don’t get the number of clicks input in just the right amount of time, your remote is doing something other than you intended. Click a bit off center and not all pushes will register as intended. Hold the button down for 2 seconds till you get aloud tone interrupting your music and you can adjust the bass. Want to change the volume? Hold the button down till that loud tone interrupts your music again and then you can adjust the volume. Some functions you have to press the button 1, 2 or 3 times, while others require a longer press of 2 seconds and then a dial rotation (adjust bass). When your settings get all out whack, you can reset them with an 8 second press of the remote. And it really need to be on a table to work well. Doing one handed while moving was not a consideration. The remote functions are for the most part non-intuitive. Not at all what I expected from Logitech which usually has the human/machine interface dialed in so very well. Worst part is they seem to know it. As soon as you open the box, there is a large tab with directions on using the remote. Also, there is a ‘cheat sheet’ decal on the remote with the shortcuts. That will wear off someday. Without a doubt, I would not give this to my parents or any child or senior citizen I did not wish to annoy and/or hear from constantly for help. They WILL call you repeatedly when they can’t get the volume adjusted or otherwise get into trouble trying to use this puck remote. Manufacturers seem to hate dedicated buttons these days. More buttons add a bit of cost. I bought a universal TV remote last week with 50+ buttons and batteries for just under $6, normal price. The cost per unit to make our experience with your product better is not that great. Seriously, spend an extra buck or two to keep us coming back for the next purchase and we’ll all come out ahead. The description states “immersive sound, deep bass and clarity” and “room-filling audio”, lofty claims indeed. Well… keep in mind it’s a 40 watts RMS, 80 watts peak 2.1 system (2 small satellite speakers and 1 sub-woofer) that costs under $80 when reading that to keep expectations in perspective. It does sound really, really good for a computer speaker system at this price. The sound we can get from small speakers these days compared to 20-40 years ago is incredible. For a 2.1 speaker at under $80, this is a really good sounding choice for a computer sound system, a TV, streaming off a phone, Echo Dot, or similar. But it will not replace anyone’s dedicated home stereo, surround sound system, or fill a large room with immersive sound in a meaningful way. No $80 system will do that. If you want really “immersive sound, deep bass and clarity” at this price level, Logitech makes some killer gaming headsets that will fill that need better. Choose these speakers and you get the quality Logitech is known for with a warranty from a reputable company who will be around to support you in the future in real time. The quality and sound will not likely disappoint you. However if you will use the remote much, the human interface to using and controlling this sound system, it may just leave you frustrated and annoyed. I wanted something I could use with multiple inputs to reduce clutter in my office. That’s a key feature and the control for it is seriously lacking and annoying. If this had a better remote, I would be really happy with it and could highly recommend it as it does sound really good. Unfortunately I’m keeping my eyes open for another option with a better remote.

Junk. Don't waste your $$$, these worked great for about 5 months, then the right speaker went out, then the subwoofer quit, now none of it works. Absolute trash and no support.

The very bad for listening to music and some videos. It has very popping sound when ever the notes hit a high note. Sometimes one of the speakers just stops working in random times of the day. I have checked that to make sure it was not my connections and it was not.

Just didn't end up what i was looking for after all.

These Logitech Z407 speakers deliver as advertised - crystal clear sound with good depth, deep booming bass, and powerful enough to fill a mid-sized room. I listen to a wide variety of music and I found that these speakers sound good no matter genre. These speakers have three modes of connection, Bluetooth, USB, and 3.5mm jack, giving them great versatility. I tested the Bluetooth connectivity on my PC, smartphone, and Bluetooth turntable. They paired with ease on all three. Currently I have them connected to my PC with the 3.5mm jack while at the same time paired with my Bluetooth turntable. So with the press of a button I can switch from listening to a playlist on my PC to listening to an album on my turntable. The wireless remote is a great convenience as it is multi-function and controls everything. The volume control and bass mode control allows for fine tuning of the sound. The mode buttons allow switching from 3.5mm to Bluetooth to USB so it can play from 3 different devices with the press of a button without having to change any physical connections. While in Bluetooth or USB mode it allows you pause, play, skip or go back which is nice when listening to a playlist. When using the 3.5mm jack connection you can mute and unmute. Overall, you great sound and versatility at a low price point, making these speakers an excellent buy.

I bought these to pair with my 4k samsung monitor since it doesnt have speakers. I was very disappointed, personally i feel like the speakers sound terrible, too much bass and the speakers sound like they are blown

The sound from these speakers is great. I’ve had set-ups where the subwoofer cuts out below a particular volume, but that isn’t the case here. I can hear/feel the sub firing all the way down to just being one notch above muted volume when connected to my phone over Bluetooth. The set-up on these speakers could not be easier. The desk-top speakers can be positioned vertically or horizontally, and switching is very easy. The stand just presses into a slot on the back of the speaker in either orientation, and you can easily pull it apart and reconnect if you’re changing your set-up. Each speaker connects to the sub with a single wire, and the volume/control knob is the only part that requires any batteries (2x AAA, included). I can say that desk-speakers have come a long way. I remember buying similarly priced speakers that didn’t have a subwoofer, only had wired connections, and not nearly the dynamic range of these. Excellent relatively inexpensive speakers for a gamer or anyone who might watch movies on their computer. If you have a good way to set these up with your TV (I do not, as my TV is mounted on the wall), you’ll probably have excellent sound quality there as well.

The speaker didn’t work at all, I took it back to Best Buy and they started telling me that I switched them out for another

I like the look of this Speaker set, the little stand can be positioned vertically or horizontally on the left/right speakers. The remote control (the only way to control the speakers output, so don't lose it!) is a pretty cool little device. Allowing you to control volume, bass level, control play/pause/etc on some inputs, and select which input your are going to listen to. The inputs are 3.5mm stereo input, bluetooth, and usb. I hooked this up all three ways to a computer and it sounded great each way. It is plenty loud for a computer setup, only getting a little distorted at the high end. I like that it has the option for usb corded connection to a computer, not use to that on these type of setups, but a welcome option for quick connection without getting behind the desktop, especially if it doesn't have bluetooth. I would recommend this for a computer setup, also being easy to connect to it from your phone or tablet quickly via the three available connections that are easy to switch from the remote control.

These are my second Logitech desktop speakers I've used. I chose these because of the versativity and space saving it has. I've used a couple Bose speakers previously, however they lacked BT which is now the standard connection method. The bass is nice and easy to set up with a small wireless dongle that uses 2 AAA included batteries. A really nice feature in my opinion, that the LED light on the dongle turns off after 2 seconds. One less light to worry about. Nice. The speakers can be set up in either horizantal or vertical position with the included stand for each speaker. The stands are very easy to take out with the rubber nubs. The only wires to speak I use are to the wall outlet and to each speaker and the audio cable to my monitor. There is also a usb connection included in the back of the bass but I am not using it currently. The speakers really do bring big sound in a small body. I'm really digging them. I can easily see using these for the foreseeable future. A great deal for the price and sound.