Would be 5 stars but sometimes has trouble with bluetooth connection. Can't say for sure if it's the speakers that are the problem though.

Consumers have two primary options for high-quality home audio: sound bars and surround sound speaker systems. Sound bars have their place, but tend to be television-centric with a highly directional design.

Amazing sound for the price you pay, unboxing and sound test:

Wireless Cinnection

Controller not wireless

The Z337 packs Bluetooth connectivity and serious volume into an affordable package.

Decent sound quality for the price; Bluetooth connectivity is easy to configure and robust; Wired remote is attractive and convenient; Compact design

Proprietary satellite cables are too short for some setups; Distortion at high volume limits output; Design and materials don't scream quality

With so many wireless speaker options out there, the lowly PC speaker seems like something of an anachronism. On the one hand, investing in a set of PC speakers, all the way up to full surround-sound 7.1 setups, still makes sense for gamers and maybe video buffs who use their PCs for watching movies and TV. On the other hand, if you’re primarily worried about playing the usual PC sounds, along with a fair amount of music, then a portable Bluetooth speaker begins to make some sense. After all, you can still plug most wireless speakers into your PC via auxiliary audio cable, and then enjoy the flexibility of unplugging them and carrying them around to use with smartphones and the like. The Z337 provides good sound for the price. Logitech decided to split the difference with its Z337 speaker system. It’s a rather typical 2.1 PC setup that requires A/C power and plugs in via audio cables, but it also has a twist. It’s Bluetooth-enabled, and so it can also work with smartphones and the like...

Decent sound quality for the price; Bluetooth connectivity is easy to configure and robust; Wired remote is attractive and convenient; Compact design;

Proprietary satellite cables are too short for some setups; Distortion at high volume limits output; Design and materials don’t scream quality;

The sound is average at best, but I don't think you can expect anything amazing for speakers this cheap. The Bluetooth connectivity is really nice.

The sound is average at best, but I don't think you can expect anything amazing for speakers this cheap. The Bluetooth connectivity is really nice.

The bluetooth works marvelously, speakers are large enough to put out wonderful sound for the price bracket, and sub is surprisingly more powerpacked then the small form factor would lead you to believe. So far a great product as far as I have seen...

For starters I would like to mention I have owned a lot of Logitech systems (z506, z523, z533, and numerous less expensive models) and must say this system is my favorite of the bunch by far, great sound for the $100-$150 mark; Bluetooth works flawlessly so far.

Only thing I could call a weakness is the power cable and volume adjuster knob are hardwired to sub; so if there is an issue with either of those cables it renders the sub useless. Definitely NOT a deal breaker by any means; don't be diacouraged by this

"For the price you can't rally go wrong. Went with this one rather than the slightly cheaper other brands and have no regrets. Powerful and very crisp sound. As I've seen elsewhere in revies for this, a longer audio in cable wouldn't go amiss and I would personally love to see a version with a...

Exactly what I was looking for. The bass could be slightly better, but these are very good speakers for their price. The bluetooth makes everything so much easier.