Logitech 980-000012 S120 Rms Watts Multimedia Speaker with Intergrated Power and Volume Control - 2 Piece

List Price: $11.32 Discount Price: $7.99

Features:

• Product Type - Speaker
• System Components - 2.0 Speaker System
• Response Bandwidth - 50Hz-20KHz
• Nominal Output Power (Total) -- 2.3 Watt

Customer Reviews:

good value for the price, but not really good speakers [Posted on 2008-07-15]
At $9.995 a pair, they are good buy, but they do have some very serious limitations. They are too bright, sounding a little tinny. The bass below 120 hz is almost nonexistent. The midrange appears fairly accurate and smooth. They are better than other speakers I have heard in this price category, but not comparable to many $20+ speakers. I own a Logitech predecessor, Soundman sLH2s, that I paid $20 for about 5 years and I was hoping I would get comparable sound, but no.

GREAT PRODUCT [Posted on 2008-07-15]
Easy to set up and works like a charm! Great sound too. Has jack for headphones (in case you want to listen without disturbing others). Couldnt' be more happier. And what a bargain!

Great for small spaces! [Posted on 2008-07-16]
If you need speakers for a small space, these are fantastic. I bought these for my office so I could listen to music but not disturb my officemates. The volume is so much more sensitive than my monitor speakers, and the headphone jack in the speakers is very convenient. The sound is pretty good for being so small, and they look nice. All in all, a good buy.

Great choice for basic speakers [Posted on 2008-07-18]
These speakers are a handy little pair -- they put out decent quality of sound for their size and price, and the volume capacity is excellent for a one bedroom apartment. (You probably couldn't DJ any sweet rave parties with them, but I've yet to need to crank them up all the way, even for a few of my weirdly quiet DVDs, so I'd say they're plenty loud. They definitely beat out my in-laptop speakers, several times over.)

The bass isn't the most clearly articulated sound in the world; I haven't had any problems with fuzziness or crackling, or really anything that would distract from tv/video/movie viewing, but there's definitely a certain level of crispness that they don't achieve. If you're a really picky audiophile, though, you're probably not going to be buying $15 speakers, and for your basic "I want to be able to listen to things with a decent sound quality at a reasonably high volume" needs, they're great.

Also: if you knock them off of a table two days after you get them and they hit a wood floor and the front metal grill pops off, you can just snap the grill back in place, and they still work perfectly well. At least, in my experience.

Cheap, poor quality [Posted on 2008-07-18]
You pretty much get what you pay for with these. The sound quality was slightly better than that of a tin can. I tried to return them to the sender and they let me keep the speakers free of charge. That should tell you something. I recommend investing more for a quality product.

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