Logitech LS21 2.1 Stereo Speaker System

by Logitech

• Modern style: Modern design smartens up your desktop
• Logitech audio quality: Full, balanced acoustics offer satisfying sound
• Headphone jack: Private listening provides privacy
• Auxiliary input jack: Plug in MP3 or DVD players for more versatility
• Cable management: Convenient organization reduces inconvenient clutter

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 6.9 x 12.4 x 9.8 inches ; 5 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 5.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B0015C30J0
• Item model number: 980-000058
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (475 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
  • #7 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Computer Accessories > Computer Speakers
• Date first available at Amazon.com: October 2, 2001

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Immerse yourself.

• High-excursion drivers: Give you rich mids and clear highs from compact speakers.
• Down-firing subwoofer: Provides rich, deep bass to enhance movies, games, and music.

Enjoy more convenience.

• Wired remote: Makes controlling power and volume easy.
• Headphone jack: Lets you listen in private.
• Cable management system: Reduces clutter.

Product Description

2.1 Stereo Speaker System.Power Output for High Frequency Driver is 1.5W per channel and Power Output for Low Frequency Driver is 4W.Power Requirements AC: 120VAC.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

185 of 197 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Little Speakers, Big Sound June 21, 2008

By Daniel

Despite a few bad reviews, I decided to try these speakers out. These speakers are really cool looking and make a great first impression. I have to say, I was expecting them to sound like my music was playing out of a tin can, but they really proved me wrong. They actually do have a nice full sound. I also like that the on/off switch and main volume is easily accessible and I don't have to reach very far at all to adjust it. Another nice touch is the fact that there is a knob on the sub woofer to adjust the base. Most sets with a small sub woofer like this one don't have that. As for the sound of the sub woofer, I think that it is great, however this is the first pair of speakers that I have had with a sub woofer. I would say that these are an overall good pair of speakers, and I have already recommended them to a friend.

360 of 404 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Not the Best Choice for this Price Range September 16, 2009

By Get a Mac

Amazon Verified Purchase

I purchased 5 speaker sets in the price range of $20-$30. My intent was to find the best set for teachers to use in their classroom at this price range. Out of the 5 sets this was the only one I returned. The sound was okay, but the all the others were noticeably better.

Logitech S220 2.1 Speaker System (Black) - good sound, but if the max volume was any softer then it would not work well in a classroom. $24
Logitech X-140 2.0 Speakers - Loudest Volume level; Easiest hookup with only 2 speakers; bass levels are okay without a subwoofer, but subwoofer would improve music; Best of the group for listening to someone talking. $27
Boston Acoustics Horizon MM220 Multimedia Speaker System (Midnight) - I would describe this set as being in the middle of the road compared to the 2 described above. Sound volume, music quality and talking quality are clearly in the middle.

EDIT: 9/2/2011
I just purchased the Altec Lansing VS2620 Speakers for Computers and MP3 Players (Black) It has good volume and the sound quality is as good as any of the others I reviewed in this note. I purchased it for $20, but see it has gone up a little - still a good price.

My Recommendation - Depending on what you want to mostly use them for...
-Overall Good Choice - Altec Lansing VS2620 Speakers for Computers and MP3 Players
-Music - Logitech S220
-Talking and Volume - Logitech X-140
-The Boston Acoustics Horizon MM220 has gone up in price on Amazon ($87) and is $38 on [...]. I would not pay that much. If I was going to spend that much I would purchase the Bose Companion 2 Series II at SamsClub for $60 plus tax. You can simultaneously hook up a computer and DVD/VCR and the sound is great.

48 of 53 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Satellites are good; the sub not so much June 20, 2009

By D. White

I bought these speakers as a replacement to a 4 year old Creative SBS330 system since one of the satellite speakers was beginning to short out. Out of the box I noticed the speakers are very well made and are easy on the eyes. After I plugged them in and fired them up, my enthusiasm began to walk away. I noticed the satellites were much clearer than my previous system. However, the subwoofer was barely putting out anything it seemed. At low volumes it was barely kicking at all with the bass knob on the back cranked to maximum. At higher volumes you could start to hear it better. The sub had a hard time handling songs with deep and low bass booms.

Needless to say, I decided to put my old Creative sub back in with the new satellites and am quite pleased with the results. The reason I make so many references to my old set of speakers is that they were a $20 set back in 2005, while these Logitechs are a tad bit more expensive and a lot newer. I expected to get at least as good or better sound from the system overall and was disappointed.

Bottom line: If you don't like your music cranked up all the time and want to hear the bass at lower volumes, you may want to look elsewhere. I would do some shopping around and see if you can find some displays that you can try out in this price range and compare. If you're on a shoe string budget and just want some speakers that will be passable, these will most definitely do.