Logitech X 230

For a long time I just used the standard desktop speakers that you would get with your average Dell PC. Just a pair of cheap looking Dell speakers. But they did me fine. It was only when I went into my friends room at University and saw and listened to his set up that I realised what I was missing out on in terms of sound quality. He had the upgrade to this product - the set of 5 speakers. But due to my money situation I decided to go for these at a reasonable £30. I was highly satisfied with my purchase. The speakers arrived in a tidy box, quite big because of the subwoofer, and with everything packaged in tightly and securely. The ...

I have owned these speakers for a little over 1 year so I have a fairly decent idea on how good these speakers really are. Mine were bought for £24.99 from www.amazon.co.uk. The speakers are packaged very well which I was pleased with considering they were so cheap. The box they come in is big with high quality images of the product it contains. It lists the specifications that may help you in choosing the speakers. Inside the speakers are held in place by two very large polystyrene inserts. They don't move at all and feel very secure. In the box you get, the subwoofer, two satellites and some papers. The speakers themselves feel good quality for ...

I am a teacher, and I have this set-up at school in my class-room. My room is big, and seats up to 50 kids, yet this speaker system is powerful enough to power my DVD system up for the whole room. It's so compact, and yet so powerful, that I bought one for home! The beauty of this set-up is its deceptive size compared to its power. The power, of course, comes from the sub. I have the sub hidden, and many visitors have said "how the hell does that much sound come from those two speakers?" So there's the main selling point - very loud and yet very compact. The sound is great - the high and mid frequencies are faultless, with the bass being a ...