At under 100 dollars, these are a set of computer speakers that offers powerful sound for your music, movies and games.They feel very solid while staying relatively light, although I will say that the fabric covering the drivers is fragile enough to be easily punctured by a pet or by accident. A thing that I noticed is that none of the cables are removable from the sub woofer, apart from the ones for the tweeters, and also that the cables are a bit short in general.While these aren't the most accurate sounding speakers out there by any means, these sound fantastic for anything other than professional use. Punchy bass is provided with the 5-inch subwoofer, and it can be further adjusted to suit your preferences. The highs aren't too sharp like some speakers I've listened to in this price range, and surprisingly, the mids are present and not drowned out by the bass. Overall, I was very impressed by the sound, and so was a friend that these now belong to. They go far louder than necessary, especially because these are meant to be used at the computer desk, and the sound isn't distorted by cranking up the volume.I have a full YouTube Review about these, just search AndyHXD on YouTube to find it!

Not quite like the description of bass driven sound aka powerful bass

I needed to switch from the world of awful 2.1 systems. Droning out the low quality highs with 4" ported bass was just starting to wear on me. After much scouring around on the internet review sites, the Gigaworks T20 Series II kept coming up. The response to them was overall great. They weren't going to blow the doors off volume wise, the bass was decent but not boomy, and the price was fantastic.I took the plunge and couldn't be happier with that decision. Out of the box the bass was very subdued, with me turning the knob to 3/4 to get a little oomph without overdoing it. As the speakers have now broken in a bit over the last month or so, I keep the bass knob just below half and it has a great tone to it. There is some distortion if the volume knob goes up over that 3/4 mark, so while they produce a decent amount of sound, they're certainly on the quieter end for speakers that I've owned.As for issues, there's only two really.1. The volume knob, while sleek and shiny, has no texture to it what so ever, so turning it to click them off is sometimes a bit weird. Minor issue until the next complaint...2. The LED around the volume knob indicating power is an INSANELY BRIGHT blue light ring eminating from around the entire knob. It lights up my bedroom. If I wake up in the middle of the night I can not fall back asleep because I can see every single detail of the bedroom. This is a complaint for almost all electronics... why must the lights be so bright. It's very much overkill and accomplishes nothing. The only situation that bright of a light is ideal for, is if you have your speakers facing the sun directly. If that's the case, you can't see your monitor anyway. Tone down the lights, manufacturers. It's not needed.I still love the speakers.

My quest is over!This is the third set of speakers that I have purchased for my desktop in the last 2 years.I love my HP desktop,but it came with a teeny tiny pair of speakers that actually made me laugh when I saw them.The size of salt and pepper shakers.Then I bought a set of Logitech's $25 computer speakers,let down again.So then I bought a pair of Dell's $50 computer speakers,not too impressed.I decided that what I'm craving is bass,so I need a subwoofer to be sure.Of course on Amazon there are a lot of choices,and I really don't want to spend $500 on speakers for my computer.I shopped around,and decided on these Logitech Z623's.They arrived on my porch on time,and I was impressed at it's weight,almost 25 pounds!I brought the box in and was totally impressed with what was inside,this is a heavy duty set of speakers!It took me maybe 5 minutes to install them,I went to my Amazon prime music library,and bliss followed.This speaker system totally kick's ass!I defy anyone out there to show me a better speaker system at a comparable price.

Tired of bluetooth speakers that disconnected randomly or that shut off automatically when the volume signal was too low, I shopped for a set of direct-wired speakers with a subwoofer that I could use with my home computer. Found these at a very low price and decided to give them a go. Not disappointed! Speakers are a tad large to sit on the desk, but not _too_large. The bass from the sub is astonishingly good for this type of hardware, and more than enough for a desktop sound system. The stereo separation is great and the mid-range and high frequencies terrific. AND, the volume control knob is super handy for quickly turning the sound down when the phone rings. Also appreciate the headphone jack incorporated into the volume knob. Easier to plug a headset in there than to stretch to the jack on the computer tower sitting on the floor. Recommended!

Great little speaker for songs with some bass but crackles if it goes to deep bass or you eq settings are custom bass boosted but overall really good speaker

Awesome speaker with great sound. It’s all about the bass, the bass!

The speakers have nice sound quality and are exactly as advertised. The major flaw is that the volume knob is extremely slippery and almost impossible to turn on/off. The bass and treble knobs are also slippery but don't have the "clicking" on/off function. All the knows are shallow and extremely difficult to use. I am annoyed that I have to leave them on all the time. Otherwise, a good quality product.