Logitech Z200 PC Speakers

I have always had my PC connected to a 42" plasma (with surround sound) in the rear sitting room / snug. With the current Covid situation and the long term office "situation" uncertain, I decided it was time to create some sort of proper office environment at home. After spending a silly amount of money on a proper ergo seat & desk along with 2 x monitors, I then realised that I had to buy a pair of speakers to assist with conference / video calls as the monitors have no sound.After searching for best budget speakers, the Logitech Z200 consistently came up as the best buy - with the mandatory negative reviews thrown in for good measure. I bought a pair based on my reasoning that seeing as most of the reviews were positive and a few were negative, they surely must be OK. And they are.At lower volumes, the speakers are fine when placed next to / at the side of the monitors. However, at higher volumes, they do become a bit "trebley" - at least for my delicate ears. I have now placed the speakers BEHIND my monitors pointing out the way and what a difference that has made. In my workplace office, I am spoiled as I have a set of Bose speakers to listen to every day, but this pair cannot and will not compete against such expensive speakers - but what do you expect for £27 ?.If you want something to plug in which provides decent sound for online TV, videos, video calls etc..., you really cannot go wrong with these at all, Remember also, that if your PC has a dedicated sound card, you can adjust those settings to make things sound sweeter. As mentioned earlier, I found placing the speakers behind your monitor(s) also improve the listening experience. For the money, you really cannot go wrong with these at all. Just do it.

I am a huge fan of Logitech and I have purchased many products by them. I am particularly fond of their computer speakers and this was the first brand I considered when looking for an inexpensive set to compliment my computer. To say that this set severely outperforms what you would expect from the low price tag would be putting it mildly. I have listed my thoughts below:Pros- The speakers are a good weight which is always a good sign. It also means that they don't move once placed on the desk.- These are a very good looking pair of speakers, they're also bigger than you'd think too.- The sound produced from the two small drivers on these speakers are bigger than you'd think! I will admit I was a little concerned with the sound quality when I first turned them on, but after a couple of hours the drivers have really warmed up nicely and give off a great sound.- They are completely silent when idle. I know some may consider this a trivial point but I am someone with ears like a bat and humming/buzzing sounds from speakers cut right through me.- These speakers are capable of producing good volume. I have the computer volume set to 50% and these rarely need to go above 1/3 on the volume dial!- Great connectivity. The right speaker houses a 3.5mm aux jack and a headphone jack so you won't need to crawl under your desk to plug headphones in.- Good cable length on the cable that connects the two satellites. This allows for flexible placement of the speakers on your desk.Cons- The cable length for 3.5mm cable that connects to the computer itself is short. My desk isn't overly tall and I have my tower block underneath my desk on the left and the cable only just reaches. This is a real shame as the cable between the two satellites is very good.- The 'Tone' wheel on the right speaker is very small and can be a little fiddly. There is also no reference point on the wheel so it is difficult to quantify how much bass you have the dial set to. I have had many Logitech speakers before where you get a click turn once the bass is set to 50% for example but these don't have that.Overall, as you can see the pros really do outweigh the cons here. For the price you pay for these I really don't think you can do much better when it comes to both looks and performance and I cannot recommend them enough.

logitech's reputation is basically the summary of this review so tldr (too long didn't read) just ask any nerd what they think of logitech.they have great bass, and a nice quality sound, the jacks on the front are super useful for us lazy folk that don't wanna unplug our speakers to use our headphones. the individual sound dial allows the volume to exceed what you could normally too, normally plugging headphones into speakers would actually make your headphones quieter than just plugging them raw into your pc, however thanks to the power supply within the speakers and the volume dial on them too, you can control the volume of your headphones to higher extents than if you just plugged your headphones into your PC. the tone dial is pretty ignorable once it's in the right place, and it's in a hard place to knock so again, props. my girlfriend says they look nice and stylish, although ispecifically got the black and white ones because my pc case is black and white with blue LEDs.the only thing that stops this product getting 5 stars is the audio does get a little grainy should you increase it past 60% or so. BUT i can hear these speakers all around my (albeit very small) home at about 40, provided it's not raining or my washing machine isn't running etc.all in all you certainly get at the *very least* what you pay for although in my opinion you get better than what you pay for. anyone looking for some nice cheap-ish speakers without getting really crappy ones i would say get these ones. note that they take one mains power plug socket and an audio jack. i was expecting as much but some people don't expect them to.

Delivery was great, item arrived four days after ordering.My previous speakers were pretty good, they did lack bass though, but I felt that I should invest in a new set to improve audio quality as well as the overall appearance of my desk. I had looked at these around Christmas time last year but never bought them. A few days ago, a friend of mine recommended them to me so that was all I needed to convince me. I went straight to Amazon and ordered them that same day.Fast forward to today (Sunday, June 10th) and I'm extremely happy with my purchase. Sound quality is noticeably better than my old speakers and the bass is much more noticeable, not too overpowering but there's also a 'tone' dial to reduce or increase the amount of bass, something I haven't needed as the preset was perfect.I really like the appearance of these speakers, it's very minimal and fits well in a black and white themed setup. I bought the black variant but the white speakers looked good too. The white rings are a nice touch and look very sleek.Cable management is something I worried about with these, I was unsure of how far apart they were but I can happily say that there is a very large cable connecting the two speakers and the stand at the back is great for routing the cables through without seeing them.Overall, I'm extremely happy with these speakers and for the price, £27 at the time of ordering, they are amazing. I would and will recommend these speakers.

Like people's ears and preferences, all speakers are different! It is further complicated by the sound card you have, the driver you have, the enhancements you might have in the sound settings etc. When I first plugged these in, it was not a nice sound. The base, which some people have commented here as being great, was awful for me, and it reverberated through the house. I had to turn the volume low and struggled to hear dialogue. They were not like the cheaper speakers I tend to get which are smaller and have a much less rich sound, but consequentially clearer mid-tones meaning they do the job right off the bat.These speakers are very good and produce powerful sound which CAN be very clear, crisp, and high quality to your ears. It just might take a little more effort to get there if you're used to lower quality speakers and or don't like the out of the box sound produced by your particular sound card, such as the dominating bass. The trick is to get an equaliser program - nothing fancy, just search and grab a freebie. Play a consistent sound like a person talking, and adjust the levels to your satisfaction, then do a test with something more complex like a music track, for example. It takes less time than thinking about sending them back, and the result is well worth it.

The Z200 speakers from Logitech are cheap, stylish, and sound surprisingly good. I was using my tinny monitor speakers, which were adequate for watching tv/videos but not pleasing to listen to music through. When they decided to pack up, I bought these.They are a lot bigger than I expected, but that doesn't matter too much as they sit behind my monitor. They look great, and much better than in the amazon pictures. They plug into the mains via a transformer plug, and into your PC via a 3.5mm jack. The audio cable is a bit thin looking, but after several months of use being unplugged and plugged back in again, it hasn't crackled once, as some cheaper cables do when they are about to fail.The speakers sound great for the price, although they can't surpass the sound quality of my Hi-Fi. However, this is not expected for £28. The bass is powerful for the size of the drivers, especially considering there isn't a separate sub. The trebles are moderately clean and crisp, and the mids are moderate too. Don't expect too much out of them, but they certainly sound good - there is none of the tinniness that I anticipated. The speakers goes quite loud, but comes out distorted if the input volume on windows is past 80% when the speaker's control is all the way up.The tone control is a nice touch, and increases the bass a small amount. The volume knob is very smooth, but only seems to output a sound after it is past about 15%.When 2 inputs are connected (through the pc cable + aux in), the volume lowers a little, but this is presumably to avoid distortion. The headphone port is a really useful addition as well.In conclusion, these speakers both look and sound great for their price. I would highly recommend these speakers if you don't want to spend too much, but also want a pleasing sound.

The sound quality is good but it turns out that the lower cone does not produce any sound and is therefore totally pointless except it makes the speaker look as though it should be louder than it actually is. Also, I had these speakers connected to my PC via the built in input cable and also my PS4 via the additional aux input on the front of the right speaker. I didn't realise this at first but having both connected at the same time reduces the max volume of the speakers by a considerable amount, so it's better to just have one or the other plugged in and just switch the connections. The bass is disappointing even when fully turned up.Otherwise, the speakers are good value for money and having the volume control and headphone input on the front of the speaker is a very useful addition.

These will be my first venture into speakers! I'm quite pleased to know that this is the lower end, and that it's not as bad as I was expecting.Coming from using headphones exclusively, these are quite a change. Didn't take long to adjust.First of all, they are capable of reproducing most of the spectrum my headphones did. However, this usually requires "Loudness Equalisation", as sometimes the highs can get drowned a little by the lows. I use this setting when listening to podcasts, commentaries etc, just not for music or gaming.When gaming, there is a way bigger sense of direction than any headphones gave. It's like I'm hearing stereo for the first time! A much preferred experience. There is the added benefit of not needing to faff with headphones being uncomfortable or aching after a while.You can change the direction of the speakers to get the "response" you want. Turn them toward you for better reproduction, and away for more pronounced bass. And speaking of bass, it's there, and way more so than any headphones I've used. I'm sure they don't stack up against better models, but I wouldn't want any more anyway.And as for aesthetics, build etc, it's fine. They won't fall apart, but may break from a fall. They look quite good, and aren't intrusive as I though they would be. I'm overall pleased I didn't give up much from leaving behind headphones, but I'd personally spend a bit more to get a similar sound quality (probably around £50-£75). For those on a budget, these will do just fine!

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Se conectan fácil. El control del volumen está bastante bien y encima puede cambiar un poco el ajuste de los graves. La verdad que logitech ha hecho un gran trabajo. Yo tengo unos superiores en otro setup y la verdad es que no les tienen nada que envidiar. Encima se conectan mediante jack así que te aseguras que los vas a poder poner en cualquier dispositivo.

These speakers work really goodBut unfortunately they have some sort of European plug in so you’ll need a adapter

Casse studio ottime per sentire musica o guardare film, per il loro prezzo sono ottime

Super Soundqualität für den PC , würde sie wieder kaufen aber dann direkt mit EU Adapter 😬