(It's a joke. They sent me an email but I'm not compensated in any way; that's not how I work.)It's an old computer speaker that has been in production for more than... (checks calendar) more than 10 years now. Wow. I remember when this was on PC Gamer PRINT MAGAZINE for a review. (Or was that T40? I don't remember. It's been like... holy crap, that was long time ago.)Anyhow. Review:It's a decent sized computer speaker; about three times higher and two times longer than the Pebble, it's still on a smaller size compared to computer studio speakers a la Edifier or M-Audio, and is shortest of the series of 3 almost identically-looking speakers from Creative.Sound is fantastic. Highly detailed. Works most frequencies well, but I do miss the bass provided by the subwoofer. BassXport tech on the speaker can't compensate enough for lack of low-end. But it doesn't mean that bass is completely absent; it just means that you're gonna get a hard cutoff once the music ventures into the "rattle your inner organs" category. No rumbles here, for good or ill. What bass that is not cut off, though, it does well.It's also not meant for high-volume listening. It's the smallest of the GigaWorks trio (T20, T30, T40). Get the T40 if you want a higher volume listening... or better yet, get an actual bookshelf speaker set. This is a computer speaker foremost; while you can do so, it's not really meant to replace your actual stereo or soundbar. It's happiest when you don't try to crank the speakers up to 11. It's more like a volume 5 speaker.Others have noted of sound cutoff when using the speaker for computer. I actually haven't had a problem with it after I followed Creative's suggestion to keep the master volume on the computer at 100, and change the volume via the volume knob only. So far, the suggestion seems to work well, with no music cutoff after idling.The speakers are a great pick for someone looking for an old school computer speaker of this size. I personally chose this because the studio speakers are too big and heavy. And--let's be honest; majority of us are not creating music but consume them. We are happy when video game sound comes through clearly. This speaker set is for that, and it does a great job.

These are good quality speakers, large enough to deliver plenty of volume and a decent frequency response across the audio spectrum. Creative Labs is a well established brand which offers good quality at a reasonable price, unlike some high end companies that tend to charge unconscionable prices more for their brand name than for performance.

I liked the price, the compact profile, and the overall sound quality. The bass is not as good as a system with a subwoofer. Control knobs are smooth. I would have preferred serated edges on the controls to make them easier to adjust.