I bought these speakers a little over a year ago. They have been used everyday and are still going strong. Sounds as good as the first day. They get really LOUD and the bass can really rumble. They don't distort at all even at high volumes and if you want more or less bass you can just turn the knob. Honestly for the price you really wont get anything better. They are a steal.

I didn't buy this set from amazon, I bought it from Best Buy using the reward.First impression of these speaker is horrible, compare to the BOSE soundlink mini II, the sound is not clear on the middle and high, the bass is so muddy, and I was about to return it. But then I thought maybe I should do some break in as I did for my home theater system. So I search on youtube such as pink and white noise and some heavy bass music. I played the pink and white noise 75% of the volume with 75% of bass for 5 hours a day, then switch to heavy bass music for another 5 hours.After 4 days of torture, the sound gets better and better everyday, now it sounds better than BOSE on both music and movies. Now I know why these little speakers have such great review on any website.From my experience, the speakers usually need to burn in for 50 to 300 hours.I will keep torture this set till reach 300 hours,

If your expecting sound like a home theater system, you'll be disappointed but for tv speakers it is great. Good crisp, rich sound, easy to install, great quality you would expect from Bose. Could use a tad more bass for me.

For $20 dollars I can't complain. If you like bass don't buy. These speakers have high treble. I don't mind since I like treble more than bass but I can see this being an issue of most people. It does have good vocal clarity. But like I said for most musical tastes I don't think this would be ideal.

The Eris E3.5 powered speakers are better than I thought possible! The excellent sound over the whole advertised 80-20K Hz range is beyond what I thought possible with speakers this small. They are perfect for an FM tuner, or most other audio sources. I'm also using two of the Eris E5 for a TV, and I recommend using the Fosi Audio Q4 DAC with the E5s in order to add conveniently-located tone and volume controls, because all the controls on the E5s are on the back of each speaker, making it impossible to adjust them while standing in front of the speakers, and the E5s don't have a "bass" knob, so the bass knob on the Q4 DAC allows yet another adjustment range. I keep all the E5 controls set to flat, with the Q4 DAC bass set to 2 o-clock and the treble set to 10 o-clock, and that's enough to correct for the weak-bass and strong treble coming fro the TV source. It's an excellent combination of DAC & speakers. I love it.The rest of the review below was done when I just had the pair of E3.5 speakers, using them for both TV and FM, but now I use the E3.5 pair dedicated to FM, which always has strong bass, and the two E5 and Q4 DAC dedicated to TV, which needs a bass boost. Again all the following is only about the E3.5 pair...Please note the E3.5 pair cannot fully compensate for all the weak bass output from TV/Cable/Satellite, because some of those sources only contain low-bass content. That is not the fault of these speakers, but the source content. However, if using for TV-only, and you turn the bass knob all the way up and turn the treble knob down some, most TV content is acceptable if it includes the L/R channels and the Center channel, which is how most TVs and set-top boxes output to the stereo/aux/analog/optical outputs. When the 5.1 source is only supplying the Center-channel content, as some TV shows do, the bass is often almost nonexistent.My only major complaint about these speakers is that it requires two hands to turn them on and off, because it takes so much force to flip the switch, that the weight of the speaker will not hold it in place, so you have to hold the speaker with one hand while pressing the switch. For that reason I leave them on all the time; I have measured them as using 5-7 Watts when quiet, and for me that will cost me 5W x 24 hours x 365 days = 43.8 KW-hours per year, or about $7 per year in electricity, because I have cheap electricity where I live, about $0.16 cents/KWh, but some people in other California areas could be paying 2-3 times that much, so just be aware if you leave stuff on how to calculate the cost. For me, the cost is acceptable, but ideally they would power off and on based on the input signal, like some subwoofers do.Another very minor complaint is the volume knob is not very tactile; would be better if a little bigger or stuck out a little more.But the super-excellent audio quality is the most important, so I highly recommend these speakers.

Let me address all the gamers looking for the ultimate 2.1 PC speaker system. Look no further, this is the set you shouldn't pass up. Feel the complete immersion into your game of choice. The bass is terrific and full of quality sounds as are the satellite speakers. The best part is it also sounds second to none when playing any type of your favorite music. There is no achilles heel in this system. It is worth every penny! I was using a pebbles speaker system with woofer. But I was disappointed with it. I am glad I disregarded the naysayers about this Logitech system and went ahead and bought it. So if your tired of wondering what to get, looker no further, you won't be disappointed.BTW this system is a room filler and the bass is booming, you'll be evicted from your apartment if your not careful. The speakers and the bass are heavy. Have fun!

I use this everyday. My truck is a PoS that I love but she old and the speakers don't work. So I got this thing. Dayum! I love bass no matter what genre it is and this thing slams for how cheap it is.The battery lasts a solid 7ish hours if you have the volume/bass turned up from full charge. And it will take a while to charge. You want the boom, it needs the juice.

Skullcandy will leave you speechless, the bass is incredible and it sounds great out the box. Likewise I adjusted my EQ on Spotify to my liking. At the gym, these have allowed me to hit new PR’s I never thought we’re possible. If you’re a bass head or EDM lover these are for you. It sounds like you’re under an array layout of speakers at a music festival or rave.