Holy cow, these speakers are awful. I wasn't expecting amazing sound or anything, but everything I piped through them became an entirely unlistenable mess without severe PC-side equalizer correction.

Lots of connection options

Sounds positively awful

Purchased one of these from the Warehouse. Installed and returned nearly immediately. Highly annoying coil whine/buzz coming from the sub, whenever the unit is turned OFF or has headphones plugged in. Sub whine was audible even with headphones on. Louder than my PC's case fans.

I bought these figuring it would be a good 2.1 setup for gaming and music. I was very disapointed to find out how weak the highs were compared to the lows. Very muddy sound in my opinion...

Good looking set of 2.1 PC speaker with multiple inputs and nice design but the Logitech Z523's mediocre sound does not justify its price tag.

I have a set of klipsch speakers for my computer they aren't them. I know I would have spent $50 more for them, just for [$] expected more. They sound good but im picky. I wouldn't say buy them or not to, I would go to a store that has them set up and check them with others.

Compact Design; Easy To Use; Look good

I like the audio overall. The speakers are pretty good with mid and higher range notes and very loud when you want them to be. The subwoofer is okay. I sort of expected more out of it. It has a hard time playing lower bass notes.

If u prefer to listen hiphop or club music. BUY However, if you like classic, jazz, vocal.....DO NOT BUY.

resonable price; powerfull base

A treble is a big issue

best $70 I ever spend on a speaker.

set up in minutes; sound quality is exceptional

None so far

Harnessing the power of deep bass, without spoiling the sound with distortion has always been one of Logitech's strengths-in its more expensive speaker sets, that is. In the company's lower-priced options, however, like the $99.99 (direct) Z523 2.1 PC speaker system, a common problem emerges: It's...

Multi-directional speakers fill a room with sound; Three inputs; Powerful subwoofer; Adjustable bass level

Speakers can sound a bit too bright, and occasionally tinny; Cables are hard-wired, can't be replaced without repair; No remote control

deep bass (kind of) 1.)No treble adjustment on the speakers2.)The bass is to more than powering.three.)The bass is a mid variety frequency that interferes with vocals and high frequency sounds.four.)High frequency sound is not present and causes these speakers to sound muffled.