Logitech Z150 PC Speaker, Stereo Sound, 2 Speakers, 6 Watts Peak Power, 3.5mm Input, Right Speaker Controller, Headphone Jack, UK Plug, PC/TV/Mobile Phone/Tablet - Black

The Z150s are reasonably priced for the sound quality in return, at first I was unsure but after a few days of listening and using them, they're actually really good. I would say past probably 70-75% volume (on the speakers itself) the sound is very distorted and honestly not worth listening to, If it's just for some chill music or YouTube videos whilst browsing the web then you'll be perfectly fine. If these are for gaming, I'd say probably just get a headset as they will be best.The wire isn't the longest, I'd prefer them to be a little bit longer but again for the £24 I paid, I didn't expect 5 meters worth of wire.Overall, great for low/medium volume music (around 70 is the max I'd go!) and they also do support 8D audio, so that's a plus!

On the whole there's nothing wrong with the sound quality of the speakers, they look nice enough and are compact in size.My major gripe is that unlike my old Logitech Z200s the volume control can't be used to control the volume of headphones when they are plugged into the 3.5mm port.This was important to me as it's easier for my children to adjust the volume via a physical dial vs in software - the Logitech Z207s do however support this - so if that's a feature you're looking for, go check those out instead.

The media could not be loaded. I’ll preface this review by saying I’m someone who grew up in the 80s, so listening to throat-thumping bass-heavy music is not something that appeals to me. I’m more attuned to a well-rounded audio experience, with a bit of bass for depth, but not so that I can feel it in my stomach.I recently bought a new 32” flatscreen TV for a small bedroom that was, sadly, but not unsurprisingly, rather tinny and thin sounding. I wanted to beef up the audio quality on a budget, but I didn’t want a chunky soundbar taking up space on the cabinet. Well, I’m happy to report that these Logitech Z150 speakers suit my needs perfectly. Their compact size means they can be hidden round the back of the TV, and at around £24 from the Amazon warehouse, they were a steal! I really like the sound they produce; they have a lovely natural, rich sound that replaces the TV speaker’s pitiful effort without cramming an unnatural thumpy bass vibration down my throat. Bass is there, but it’s modest. For normal TV viewing, I find it ideal because it adds a well-roundedness to speech and dialog. Not cinematic by any means, but I don’t want that while I’m watching the news.I’m very happy with them, and I’ve recorded a video to help demonstrate the improvements they have made to my small TV’s sound.

Perfect Speakers for your Computer,Sound is really good,really happy with the purchase,they’re great and cheap,if your looking for cheap but also good speakers,perfect choice 👌🏻👍🏻

I recently purchased this desktop speaker and, overall, I'm not impressed. The build quality feels very cheap, and the biggest downside for me is the complete lack of bass. Additionally, the cable is too short, forcing me to connect it to my monitor instead of my PC. On the positive side, the speaker is very small and portable, which is convenient. But, if you're looking for decent sound quality, this probably isn't the best choice.

I hooked it up to an old, now refurbished laptop and it sounded great, then I realised/remembered the laptop had a HDMI port and hooked it up to my TV and I thought what was the point of the speakers if I had the TV.But when I compared the sound quality of the TV vs the speakers, in terms of quality: bass, tremble, darkness/richness of voices, and more, the Logitech speakers won. They are obviously not the best speakers in the world due to this price point.But at this price point it beat my 32 Inch The Frame Samsung TV, and it makes watching movies, music, and being in voice calls much more enjoyableand engaging.

No bad by any means but not particularly amazing either, but then what do you expect for the price?The speakers look fine and are made from reasonably good quality materials and have a little weight to them. The wires connecting the two speakers are a little short at about 1.2m and the power cable is also not really very long but it is perfectly fine. I currently have them laid down beneath my PC monitor and they look fine on their sides.The sound quality is not too bad for a set of desktop speakers and they are much better than cheaper options, my last set were cheaper (around £12) and they were very cheapy and rattly.My only concern is that the audio connectors are only on the right speaker, and with the short cables, if you want to set up your PC on the left then you might have a bit of a faf switching the left and right audio channels about (if that's important to you) To get round this longer wires would be nice, although a switch to swap the left and right channel would also be acceptable.

Son loves these for his Gaming Monitor, I searched endlessly for an input with plug, annoyingly there's not many of these speakers around, mostly are USB type, these are great with great sound quality.