Just moved everything over to a newer Dell Optiplex desktop computer, with new monitors. The last step was to improve the sound. So I gave away my old Bluetooth speaker and began to search for something better, but not over $100. My old ears may not hear the high and very low frequencies any more, but I've always valued clear undistorted sound without boomy bass or shrill highs. My TV sound comes through two Polk Monitor 60 tower speakers. In my home office I listen to classical FM with an FM receiver and a pair of AndrewJones Pioneer bookshelf speakers. So my objective when I listen -mostly to YouTube classical and songs, from Corelli to Sissel to Willie Nelson and Barbara Cook - is the mid range.That's what these speakers have delivered, at an amazingly low price ($70). Clear sound with presence and some bass. Only installation issue was finding that my computer's port for a 3.5 mm jack didn't work, But a Sabrent USB adapter resolved that issue for only $7.98.Considered buying the Bose Companion 2 Series III at $99, but a few careful reviews gave these Gigaworks 20 speakers higher marks.Update: September 2021 It's a year since I bought these speakers, and there have been no problems at all with them. They cost a few dollars more. But the Bose IIIs I was considering are up a whopping 50%. Still five stars for these Creative Labs T20 speakers.

I bought this for use with my laptop/tablet and the builtin speakers for that have zero bass. So, after playing around with it seemingly forever, i couldn't get the bass I wanted. So, since it's running Windows 10, I decided to search for an equalizer, downloaded it, then installed it and configured it. The sound is much better after I did that, but don't buy these if you want a lot of bass. Why? Because they simply don't out out that clear quality bass sound. Don't get me wrong, they do put out a good amount, but basically the speaker(s) just thump like crazy to where it you put your hand on it, it will give you a massage. Unfortunately, I didn't buy them to get a massage, I bought them for sound!

This is definitely a great pair of speakers for the price. Unfortunately, the first set I got was DOA, but Amazon made the replacement hassle-free. One star deducted for something that really should have been caught in quality control. The second set has been working perfectly for over a month and I love them. Highs are crisp and the bass is great for a system in this price range. I am very satisfied. One great feature of the Z263 is that the the speakers are connect to the subwoofer with RCA connections, making extending the length extremely easy.

I just received these speakers as a Christmas present to replace an older Altec Lansing set that was on its last legs. I am an audiophile with a sensitive ear, so my family took a risk on getting me these on reviews alone. :)I'm very pleased with the sound from these speakers. They have very clear and accurate reproduction of music (particularly on one of my own songs that I know exactly how it should sound), and they have a surprising amount of bass for not having a subwoofer. While I would consider the previous Altec set to have brighter, crisper sound overall (and with the small sub, a satisfying amount of bass), these speakers have a very pleasant, mellow and well-balanced sound to them. The difference was a bit striking at first, but within an hour or so, I'd already gotten used to and come to like how these new ones sounded. I also found it surprisingly easy to find a "sweet spot" with these speakers - I was never quite able to get my old ones to do that well.Finally, it's worth mentioning that these speakers seem to be properly shielded against interference. With my old set, if I put my smartphone or a laptop on the desk anywhere close to the control module, I heard all sorts of annoying clicks, pops and static whenever there was any network activity on the device. No such problems with the T20s - my desk is finally static-free. :)

This one can beat the the pricier, higher RMS output speakers out there by a margin. Crystal clear audio with rich bass and balanced mid+treble ranges. This is definitely an engineered product as opposed to the "2 speakers slapped into a shiny plastic box with LEDs" sold by other brands. This is based on a side by side comparison with another BT speaker with 20W RMS that was almost twice the price and size. Has not used long enough to comment of battery life. Bluetooth connection was very easy and took me only a few seconds.

I mounted my Pyle mini-box outdoor speakers under the eave near my patio/deck. The look great, but best of all the sound wonderful. Good bass and nice high notes. Comes with everything you need - including wires - to mount and hook up to your stereo. Very nice item for the price.

These were purchased for rear doors of 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. They sound really good, much better than expected. I had a very high opinion of Rockford after installing car audio for 15+ years, but had heard the quality dropped off recently. Not for these speakers! I installed them with capacitors blocking all frequencies below 85Hz, so I have no idea about the bass capability. As strictly midrange speakers they do the job WELL and should sound even better after break-in.

The Speakers are too good. The bass is good. The Built Quality is good. Looks good. Battery backup is decent enough on single charge. Pairing is seemless. Calling is also good enough.Only thing one could wish for is a button to change songs, which is missing and to change songs you have to reach out to your phone or laptop.Overall it's value for money and I would say it's better Sounding than JBL speakers of same range or even slightly higher priced ones.