Logitech Speaker System Z323 with Subwoofer

The media could not be loaded. I’ve owned multiple sound systems. This one for relatively cheaper than more advanced systems.These Logitech speakers are probably the best budget speakers you can buy right now under $100.Took me literally 4 minutes to set up. Quality bass from the subwoofer. Speakers are sleek and loud. They arrived today on time. Packaged up neatly. Highly recommend👍🏼

Before I purchased these speakers, I poked around on the internet looking for reviews. I wasn't sure about buying these because of some bad reviews. I don't regret it at all. They are amazing speakers with great sound quality and it takes less than 15 minutes to set them up. With the bass control, you can adjust it to wherever you like, loud, soft, or even none. The sound quality is very great, but not the best. Don't get me wrong, they still sound great. But when you start listening to very fancy speakers at about $300-400 they get even better. I think that the people who are giving the bad reviews are people who have had very nice speakers. The Bose computer monitor speakers have better sound quality, but they are $400. These are fabulous speakers. And for the price, you can't go wrong.So these speakers are pretty amazing. The sound quality is great, they look nice, they are easy to set up, and are just super cool. If you are a real speaker freak and know all about the good, the bad, and the ugly, then you may not like these. But as a novice, I'd say these speakers are at about a 4.5/5 stars. The sound quality is amazing, but could be better. I can't complain about it though because with the price, you can't go wrong.If you are looking for some fairly cheap and nice speakers with good sound quality that look nice, then you can't go wrong with the Logitech Z323 Speakers.(By the way, I have only listened to music with these speakers so far. I haven't tried it on my TV or XBOX yet. But music sounds amazing.)

I am...amazed. Flatly amazed.These speakers take up so little room on my desk, yet they put out such a big sound. When I first opened the shipping box I was thinking "This box is much too light to be this big.". Then when I got the shipping box open and found the product box inside and it was less than half the size of the shipping box I was stunned. It was almost tiny.The two speakers are about "normal" size for PC speakers. It's the subwoofer that's the surprising bit. It's approx 6 inches tall and 6 inches deep and 4 inches wide. And it hardly weighs much of anything. But it feels solid. Knocking on the sides you can tell that there's no internal bracing. It sounds hollow. And there's not much to the weight of it, so you know that there's hardly any material to the box itself; meaning that the sides are probably fairly thin. Maybe a quarter inch. But since the power output is only about 20 watts for the sub, then the box doesn't need much mass.After a 2 week break-in period I sat down with various pieces of music to get an all round feel for the sound these speakers are capable of.Pushing the speakers at 3/4 volume (sub set at 4/9) with Bad Company's "Electric Land", the bass was solid without a trace of flabbiness. Though the speakers did sound a little strained at the high sound level. Backing off slightly makes all the difference in the world. The fact that the speakers are bi-polar makes them actually disappear in the sound stage. Though, because the speakers only contain "one" driver they can't give you "room filling sound". You can definitely tell that these are small speakers.Leaving the settings exactly the same, and testing with various genre (except rap and opera, because I can't stand rap or opera) reveals that this initial impression was good across the spectrum.For $50 these PC speakers are spectacular performers.(PS: If they don't survive long or fail in some way before a years time, I'll come back and update this review.)

These pack a surprising punch. I'm not an audiophile, I just wanted to feel the bass when I listen to music while I'm gaming. I started with the Edifier G2000, and they're fine for gaming, but they don't carry enough of the rich bass sound that I like, and even their smallest add-on subwoofer is too big for the space that I have. The sub that ships with these Logitech speakers is nice and compact, and it carries a lot of bass even at the mid setting. Some other reviews noted that the speakers can be knocked over easily, and while that's true, it shouldn't be that hard to position them in a spot where you aren't banging into them, so it really shouldn't be a problem for the average person.TL;DR If you're an audiophile, these won't be good enough, but you're going to build yourself a custom sound system anyway. If you're someone who just wants your music to sound good and feel the bass while you're using your computer, these are a solid choice.Edit: I dropped this to 4 stars because the jack and the output line aren't shielded. I had noticed a little interference when I had the speakers plugged into my laptop with my phone nearby (easily solvable by just moving the phone). But then I switched to a desktop, where the motherboard has a WIFI antenna right next to the audio input. And I couldn't even plug the speakers in without obnoxiously loud buzzing. I purchase a 3rd party shielded cable; I keep the Logitech cable coiled on my desk with the 3rd party cable plugged into the machine. With the extension cable, I'm able to use the speakers without interference, but it's kind of embarrassing for a company that's been around this long to make speakers with unshielded connectors. Only dropping 1 star because I still really like the small size of the subwoofer and the overall sound from these speakers.