Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve owned these for about two years now and I’ve never had a problem. The sound quality remains in great condition even after have it on full blast for more than an hour. I’ve used it on low volume overnight while sleeping and it still hasn’t given.

This speaker set rocks! It's a great value for the quality. Negative reviews must be mostly from nit-picking about the term "wireless," the wireless controller itself, or from audiophiles with unrealistic expectations. Firstly, yes, it is wireless, because it has Bluetooth, and a wireless controller. The satellite speakers themselves are not wireless, they plug into the subwoofer like most computer speaker systems. Second, I read a lot of complaints about the wireless controller. It comes with a plastic protector with the functions printed on it. (See pic) We will just leave it there until we have them memorized, and I also have a picture now in case we forget a function, but really it's not hard to remember. The only difficult part about that is the functions being different if you use the USB input. These are obviously inexpensive speakers. But you get 3 different ways to connect, Bluetooth, 3.5 mm audio jack, (cable included) and USB. And you get a great sounding system with wireless control. It doesn't look bad, either. These more than fill our bedroom with sound, they enhance everything we're listening to. We use them mainly for watching movies and TV shows, which it is excellent for. The dialog isn't drowned out by the lows. They aren't bad at all for listening to music, either. They sound almost as good as our Sony sound bar system that cost almost 4x as much! Very pleased with this purchase, I'm glad I waited for these instead of settling for a different set.

Super easy to setup and use the control puck is super useful bass has good midrange sound nothing that will blow you away but enough for a computer setup overall pleased with it

I really love this sound system. Bluetooth capability makes it so you can play music from your phone, or you can wire it into your computer. I love playing my music out loud while my game is coming through my headset set. 10/10

Works great! Easy setup. Would definitely buy again and recommend!

Excellent sound, BASS is amazing. Look's nice setting on my desk.

This is a great product. I highly recommend it for everyone.

Great 3 piece speaker system for the money. Very good quality both build quality and sound quality with deep bass with subwoofer. Wireless flexibility is great. Very easy to install. Added bonus is ability to position speakers horizontally to fit your setup aesthetic. A+!

It has been a while since I've purchased speakers - my last audio purchase was a sound bar about 3 years back for $250 - so I didn't know what to expect for under $100. I wanted a sound system that could hook up to my PC physically, and my Bluetooth Record Player in the next room over (I'm not an audiophile, I just collect Video Game soundtracks, so the BT connection was my choice for now). I thought, 'if they suck I'll just take them back and connect to my sound bar' - but I fell in love with it immediately when I get it out of the box. The speakers look clean (I love the ability to turn them on their sides with the included platform), and the size if perfectly compact, blending into my setup easily. Connection was easy to both my PC and my BT Record Player. I would go with this model compared to the other because the Wireless Controller is an incredible addition to the experience. It makes switching audio modes quick and simple, and offers easy access for audio controls, too. Last but not least - the audio quality. I know I said I'm not an audiophile, but I know when things sound good. Everyone in the apartment was blown away and in love with the warm tones and bass you can feel in your chest. 5 stars, A+, 100/100 - if you're looking for a sound system under $100... what are you waiting for?

It's great for playstation 5 when you're using a gaming monitor

These Sound Great But They Are Advertised To Be "WIRELESS" So Makes You Think You Will Need Batteries Or Just The Power Cable And Everything Else, Cable Free. But I Was A Little Dissapointed To See each Speaker Has A Cable Connecting To The Sub-Woofer. Its Nice To Be Able To Pair ANYTHING bt* to Them. And Switch Between PC/Laptop And Phone Sound. No Need To Go Behind TV's Or Desk To Fish Around For The 3.5mm Jack

You do not need more than this in a room, the speakers are great, clear, have great bass, and are just a good option for the price.

I've been using Logitech's entry-level $25 computer speakers for years and had never really given any thought to upgrading them until I saw the Z407 announced. I had to do a double-take when I saw the price: a subwoofer, Bluetooth, and wireless controls for under $80? Seemed too good to be true, but I'm happy to report that Logitech has delivered a superb speaker system at a remarkable price. === SETUP === The system comes in a compact but surprisingly heavy box. Be prepared to remove a lot of packaging and wrapping as the box is tightly packed. Unfortunately, the only setup and operating instructions provided are printed on the flaps at the top of the box, and it consists entirely of pictures and no text. Luckily, it's pretty straightforward to connect the system to a computer using the standard aux cable (included). The subwoofer basically acts as the hub of the system, with both speakers connecting directly to the subwoofer, and then the subwoofer plugged into your power outlet. There are certainly a lot of wires to deal with, so you'll want to have some cable ties handy or a desk big enough to hide the wires behind. My only complaint is that it's not immediately obvious how you switch the system between wired and Bluetooth modes. When I first plugged it into my computer I thought I had received a defective unit. Turns out you have to flip over the wireless control dial and select the desired input using a very small dedicated button. If you want to switch to Bluetooth, there's a Bluetooth button. There is a picture demonstrating this on the box, but again, without any written instructions, it's easy to miss. I love how the speakers can be positioned either vertically or horizontally based on your desk size or personal preferences. There is a removable stand for each speaker that makes it very easy to switch orientations. === CONNECTIONS AND CONTROLS === The system supports Bluetooth, 3.5mm wired, and USB connections. Everything is controlled through the wireless dial. The dial looks neat and functions just fine, but you'll probably want to download the full user guide from Logitech's website so you can learn all of it's functions and what the each light color means (white = USB; purple = 3.5mm; blue = Bluetooth). The only way to switch between these three connections is via the buttons on the bottom of the dial. I really wish there was an iOS app or Windows application that would make this easier. Rotating the dial adjusts volume. To adjust the bass level, press and hold the dial for 2 seconds until you hear a tone, and then rotate the dial to adjust bass. Unfortunately, there no way to tell how many levels of adjustment there are (for either volume or bass). Additionally, the dial does not adjust the volume directly on your computer, so you have two volume levels to consider: whatever your computer is set to, and the volume level of the Logitech speakers set by the wireless dial. You can also control audio tracks using the dial, but only when connected via USB or Bluetooth. One click = play/pause; two clicks = skip forward; 3 clicks = rewind. There is so much going on with the dial that I had to print out the user manual from Logitech's website to keep on my desk. I'm sure I will memorize all of it eventually. === SOUND QUALITY === Simply put, I don't think you'll find better sounding computer speakers in this price range. The down-firing subwoofer adds some much-needed oomph compared to a cheaper two-speaker system. And luckily, the subwoofer is relatively small and should fit in almost any setup. With the bass turned up about two thirds of the way, the lows on this system rival those of an entry-level TV sound bar. As someone who has been working from home for the past several months, I always play music from iTunes while working at my computer. And the Z407 truly fills my apartment with rich, full-bodied sound. It won't rival premium, multi-channel home theater systems, but for a 2.1 computer speaker system, I'm really blown away by the audio quality. Vocals and mids are crisp and not drowned out by the subwoofer. The bass is just punchy enough so as to not completely annoy my neighbors. === OVERALL === If you're looking for computer speakers that are a step above the average $20 or $30 pair, then the Z407 is an excellent option. It can play audio from virtually any source over 3.5mm, USB, and Bluetooth. It is stylish, compact, and offers incredible audio quality for the price. The wireless dial has a bit of a learning curve, and I wish there were some sort of app to control the system -- but other than that, there's very little to complain about. Highly recommended!

These speakers have good sound and get really loud. Easy to connect to devices with Bluetooth or the cord.

Far better than I expected for $80. Replaced an older Altec Lansing 3-piece set of speakers that I’d paid twice the price for 15 years ago. Connectivity was a breeze & sound beats the Altec Lansing’s by a long shot. Really glad I bought these.

Works extremely well! Sound is amazing, Bluetooth or corded to my PC. Super easy to switch between. Definitely recommend. Been using it for a while now before writing the review.

Great little speakers. Easy to hide wires. Bass is pretty diesel

It’s been quite some time since I’ve purchased a dedicated computer sound system, and have grown accustomed to using bluetooth earbuds, or built-in computer monitor speakers, that _seemed_ adequate enough. Well, after launching a David Attenborough Nature video on YouTube and comparing the difference, I now see what I’ve been missing. Affordable computer audio got good real fast. His voice had the deep baritone and breathiness that brought the Serengeti to life. My wife was working in her office a room away and perked right up and came in to comment how clear and good the computer sounded. I have to admit though that I felt stupid setting the system up, no instructions but none needed right, just plug and play audio. What I did not realize is that the control puck is required (operates on supplied AA batteries) and the pairing mode switch below the unit selects between modes. Once I uncovered this “a-ha” moment I was hooked. PROS ———— + Innovative control puck is brilliant + super simple setup, good wire lengths + sound quality for cheap system is surprisingly good + deeper bass than you’d think by looking at the sub size + incredibly affordable price well above entry-level quality CONS ——— -plastic speakers and control puck feel cheaply made -I had to look in the manual to operate and insert puck batteries -lack of THX certification like higher-end model -full wireless would make this truly next-gen CONCLUSION ———————— I thought I was fine using LG UltraWide 38” monitor built-in speakers (no slouch) for audio. I’ve had dedicated systems in the past but they were embarrassingly low-quality, tinny sound, cumbersome wires, and unsightly. While not perfect (can we lose all the wires?) the Logitech Z407 resolves any previous complaints, and earns a solid BUY recommendation.

Sounds great and the addition of a wireless volume button is what prompted my purchase. Very nice

Large sound in small package. Matched my Logitech mouse. Will buy again