Logitech 25 watts Wired Speaker System Z313 (Black)

Its a very goog speaker with excellent quality. I bought this from a shop 3 yers back and still working perfectly. That time the price was around rs. 1800.

I was using this product for 5 months and suddenly one day it doesn't turn on. I'm not quite sure whether it's the fuse being blown or something else. I returned the product to Rashi peripherals and they replaced it with a brand new product. Now its working fine. The loudness and bass is not that great but more than enough for a small room.

I think this is one of the best budget 2.1 Speaker System. A bit more power would have been ideal.

A value for for money product.....it is for sure.....clear sound....nice bass......gud looks......worth the every single penny i spent on it :)

Sounds good but too much bass ...clearity is not ..

I used this product for about 6 months, suddenly it is not switching on. Though Logitech says it has 2 years warranty, Amazon says it can be returned. Do not buy!

Great sound, good value. There’s definitely better speakers out there but these are perfect! You don’t need +$200 2.1 sound unless you are a professional that needs beefy speakers for mixing/making music. They come with a desktop volume control, and setup was very easy. My only complaint is they had some minor scuffs and scraps when I was unpacking them. For the average person this 2.1 system will get the job done!

Bought at a discounted price of $AU89.00 I am delighted with these for the money. They are not reference speakers but, once the "hole" in the mid-range frequency has been rectified using the system's equaliser, they offer a pleasant and sufficiently loud listening experience.

My sweet old Rockville powered near-field speakers died the other day :( I was looking for a temporary solution for gaming I could afford on my pension and after looking around I bumped into these. For$60 and delivered in one day I thought I'd take a chance after I read a bunch of reviews on the net. Most common complaint seemed to be that they don't tend to last very long. AND they are non-returnable to Amazon unless they don't work. So I bought the warranty - I'll get at least one new set or a refund. The biggest pain was getting rid of all the plastic wrap used on the wiring. Once I navigated through that, setting them up only took a couple minutes. I am a bit of an audiophile but now that I am retired and living in a one bedroom apartment I can't afford the sound I'm used to . . . unless I want to get evicted. The standard sound is boomy, badly lacking in midrange and the high-end is weak. But they cost $60, after all. I've spent that on three feet of speaker wire in the past. What I wasn't expecting was the reasonably low distortion at moderate to low levels. Using my Asus Connexant HD audio and installing a Win10 equalizer (Viper4Win freeware), with a little tweaking that included backing down on mid-bass, boosting the midrange a fair bit and a bump to the high-end, the sound is a LOT better than than it should be for the price. For now. I did see some reviews from people who have owned a set for over a year who were still happy. I'm guessing that as long as you don't push these beyond their capabilities you may get decent life out of them. Again, they cost $60!!! If you get a set that works for awhile, these are hard to beat - especially if you need a small foot-print. I've got to put the subwoofer on the floor but I'm sure if you put the sub on a desktop and use an EQ to tweak them, the boom would subside. For the price and noted reservations, these are RECOMMENDED

Not bad

Plug and play was easy. I don't see much point in the "remote" volume control which is wire connected when volume is easily controlled at the computer. Sound quality is very good for the price.