I bought a set of these after doing a lot of research and considering the Bose Companions and MusicMonitors. I decided on the Gigaworks T20 and based on value I definitely made the right choice. These sound fantastic for $100 in my opinion. I have an expensive stereo system at home, and while you can't compare these to something like that, they are as good as anything in their class.I was looking for something I can carry with me while traveling. Size is a very big concern for me and this is the only place these really failed me. They are a bit bulky for my limited travel space and desk space. The sound from them is beautiful and natural sounding while watching movies. On one of my laptops I did find the volume lacking a little during soft speech in movies. On my Asus laptop the sound was great though.Due to size considerations mostly, I decided to get the Bose MusicMonitor. For my needs the Bose MusicMonitor are a better fit, but for 4x the price. I don't have the volume issue on either laptop with the Bose and find the speech much easier to understand on the Bose. However, I find the Gigaworks have a more natural and pleasant sound, besides that they are in a different world as far as price goes. I have to give the edge in Bass to the Bose. So much bass from something this size is something you really have to hear to believe. As for the T20's, the base is quite good but it's not going to shock anyone. The headphones jack, extra line in, and treble/base adjustments on the T20 are very nice also.

Having used a 2.1 Altec Lansing pc speaker system which finally developed a short after about ten years, I decided on 2.0 speakers and after reading a number reviews selected the Creative T20's. I use them exclusively for my PC in a home office, so I was willing to trade some bass for the simplicity of not having a sub-woofer, These speakers have met my expectations, especially their accurate and very enoyable mid-range performance (voices sound great), and the balance of mid's and treble is spot on. The highs are clear as well. My first impression was that I could tell that the lack of a sub-woofer made a difference, but after spending a week with my T20's, they have won me over. They do extend their bass more than typical speakers of this size due to their design. The speakers are pleasantly balanced, although there is a deficit in the depth of the bass compared to my 2.1 system. I pretty much expected this, but had hoped for a little thumpier bass. However, at the significant discount over brand new for "barely used" speakers via a third party seller, I know I got a good value. If I had it to do over again, I might have paid more for the Creative T40's in search of just a bit more bass, but I so thoroughly enjoy the mid's and high's on the T20's that I look forward to enjoying these speakers for years to come, and they are a little more compact than the T40's. For my computer desk top in my home office the T20's do the job very nicely. If you really need more depth/thump out of your lower ranges but are married to a 2.0 solution, stepping up in the GigaWorks T family of speakers is probably worth the investment.

great for my fujifilm instax mini 8 instant camera!

Though CPLs can by pricey, this is not that bad and image quality is awesome. I used it on a Fujifilm X-T20 and the photos came out awesome. Hardly noticed it until I needed it.

Love this product. I use it together with the Pro Pad v2 for comfort - to hold my Fujifilm X3 with any lens (I have the kit lens and zoom 200 mm). I like my hands free when I'm walking. Feels great and very secure on the front of my belt. Clip on and clip off is simple and efficient. Plate on camera body is solid. Only minor scuffing on black paint. As expected Peak Design offers great products. Highly recommended.

I use this for my Fujifilm X100T to protect the actual lens. Works great and keeps me from worrying about the actual camera lens getting scratched.

These T20 Series II's sound just as good as or better than any other PC speakers in their price range, and they look a lot better than most of the others.No, they're not audiophile speakers, but they're more than adequate for use with a computer or mobile device, and can get plenty loud when driven by an Android phone through their 1/8" stereo AUX port.

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