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 I have to say that it seems this speaker breaks the laws of physics in reproducing sound that many much larger speakers cannot reproduce. The bass was awesome and not that boomy fake bass but real bass response, the highs were clear (means the cymbals sounded like metal and not scratching on sand). The quality of sound stayed constant no matter what the volume so there is no way I can give less than 5 Stars to this speaker.

The bass makes it difficult to understand words when listening to someone speaking. However, in every other way the speakers are great! Great size. Love the volume control knob. Really loud volume available. Just a bit garbled for speaking voices. Kept wishing I had a Treble control to tone down the bass a bit.

These are descent speakers. Nice, crisp sound quality but not a lot of bass. Bass absence not bad sense I use them in a classroom environment. They are loud when cranked up and put out good volume without clipping. They would be great even at twice the price! They look really nice too! They have a high quality look and feel.

Decent speakers. I was expecting a little more sound from the size of the bookshelf speakers. They have a good clean sound and plenty enough bass for my purposes. For the price these are a great value. For an 80 watt system, they don't seem to put out as much sound as I would have expected. But they are clean and clear sounding.

I bought these from bestbuy for $100 and I couldn't be more satisfied. The sound on these is wayyyy better than i had expected and the gold and gloss combo makes it look very high quality. The bass hits hard and these speakers have no trouble filling up a large room with sound. Would definitely recommend these speakers.

Now, I have multiple Bluetooth speakers, all different brands, from cheap to somewhat pricey, but for this speaker here, it takes the cake. The bass carries as well as the sound but man for that little speaker, the low to high racio is spot on. All my other speaker's highs are drwoned out the a bit when the bass drops but not for this speakers. I have this brand for my home theater system and this is by far my favorite brand of speakers. Definitely superiorEven the material is great. First day I had it I was walking to the pool and it fell of my tray from 5 feet up onto concrete on its corner and barely messed it up

Please note that I used these speakers for watching tv and movies on my computer, not for gaming.I initially purchased the Logitech Z323 speakers with subwoofer from another seller, and honestly, the sound was fine---more than fine, especially compared to the built-in speakers on my external monitor. However, the vocal quality was a bit . . . tinny? thin? so I thought I'd compare them to the Creative speakers.I went back and forth between the two, plugging in one set of speakers to listen to a music or movie clip, and then the other, trying to suss out the differences. That the Logitech had a subwoofer definitely meant there was a boomier bass with those speakers, but, honestly, the Creative speakers have a well-balanced and resonant bass without the subwoofer. Also, the Creative speakers allow for both bass and treble control, while the Logitech lacks the latter. If I were a gamer (especially of games in which explosions featured prominently) , I might prefer the Logitech, as you'd feel the bass rumbles in a way you don't with the Creatives, and because (I assume) vocal quality is less of an issue. Volume is fine on both.I ended up going with the Creative speakers for a couple of reasons, even though they were slightly more expensive. The main reason is the vocal quality coming out of the Creatives, as well as overall crispness. Voices are full and warm, and the speakers offer a nice fore- and background distinctiveness. That I could adjust for treble as well as bass (which you can adjust via the subwoofer on the Logitechs) gave me that extra bit of audio control which I prefer. The speakers look fine, and that there's no subwoofer means I get good-quality audio for not a lot of space.In terms of downsides, yes, the Creatives are a bit more expensive, and some have mentioned that the control knobs can be slippery (I dealt with that problem by wrapping a bit of baseball-bat tape around the volume knob). There's no remote on/off, but I don't care at all about that; YMMV.Am I getting the absolute best audio quality available? Ha, no, but at 65 bucks I didn't expect to. What I am getting is marked improvement over the built-in speakers and a much more enjoyable movie- and tv-watching experience.

I like these speakers for their bright, crisp highs and mid-range. Even can detect bass which is amazing for speakers of this size without a subwoofer. Good presence of sound stage depth. They are very pleasant to listen to on my computer desk, just a couple of feet away from my ears. Nice looking, too!