Customer Reviews

Logitech X-220 2.1 32 Watt Speakers

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You can't go wrong with these set of speakers. I'm using it for my PC. These match my setup perfectly with the silver and black color tones. The subwoofer has a low deep bass sound for how small it is. Fit's nice under my corner desk. Like the specifications state, there is a sub volume on the back of the subwoofer, which I have at the lowest posible point and it still is boomy. Satellite's are crisp and clear, and the right speaker has an on and off switch with a green light that is lit when it is on. The headphone jack is also on the right satellite.
The only complain I have with these speakers is that when your using the headphones, the volume control on the right satellite speaker does not control the volume of the headphones, unlike what the instruction say. I have also verified this with Logitech over their technical support line. Not such a big deal, but you have to use the master volume on the PC or the particular application your running to adjust the volume. Now these speakers come with a patch cable to hook up a video game system like the X-box or PS2 also, but I wonder if you wanted to use the headphones, how you would control the volume?

We are a frugal bunch and when I saw these speakers on the clearance rack for under $30, I grabbed them and it turns out the actual price was under $20! We needed some decent speakers for our recently purchased used Apple G4, and so I thought these might help bridge the time till be could afford something good.

Well, we won't be parting with our Logitech X-220s anytime soon. I was quite surprised by the clarity and depth the two small speakers provide. Music, applications, and games really come to life. Having the controls and headphone jack on one of the satellites makes life easier, and the pair takes up very little space on the desk.

The subwoofer infuses the sound with more than ample bass, and its resonance helps anchor the sound. The cabinet is actually part wood, another plus.

No need to lay out the specs on these here----plenty of others have already done so----and besides, hearing is in the ear of the beholder anyway.

I am amazed at the sound this inexpensive speaker system provides. Great highs and lows that are more then adequate for most needs.

I picked these up for about $20, and they're very much worth that (and maybe a bit more). The bass is nice and deep, but the mids are thin and the highs could be a bit clearer. If you're broke and are using these for gaming or MP3's, they'd be pretty good so long as you're not too picky with sound. They cost a bit more, but the Logitech Z-3 series gets much fuller sound.

I was looking to upgrade the little speakers my Dell came with. I saw the Logitech with all the great reviews and thought to give them a shot. I was and still am blown away by the great highs and lows. I cannot believe $40 will give you this sound....

logitech does a nice job of creating the x-220's. I first learned about the logitechs excellent sound when my brother had purchased the Logitech Z340's and MAN did they sound good! these speakers are the new versions of Z340's!

The speakers are very well made there not so big a bulky such as other sound systems. They have a unique look to them unlike some sound systems how they all look the same. The subwoofer on these have a total of 20.4 watts JUST In the SUB
The satalites have a total of 11.6 watts. Which is a total of 32 watts. The sound is very clear thats the 1st thing you will notice about the system. You have the option of turning the bass down/ but not off! the bass can go down a very good amount. The sub woofer is made of pure solid wood which makes for good sounding entertainment. Logitech also throws in a game adapter which allows you to play xbox,gamcube,ps2,and ps1! the satelites are wall mountable which means you may place them up on the wall if you dont have space on your desk.

Creative and logitech have been long rivals for there awsome sound systems. When I purshased my Logitech's at best buy I had a hard time choosing between the logitech x-220 and the Creative T2900. The logitech I personally thought were much more appealing and stylish. The sub on the logitech's have 20.4 watts as the creative T2900's only have 17. Satelites the creative had 12 watts total while the logitechs had 11.6 total. But all together the x-220's from logitech has 32 watts while creative has 29 watts! the output power was also more powerful than creative. The x-220's had 64 watts of output power while the creatives had 60 watts. And sound quality the Logitechs price and sound cant be beat.

This is ONE excellent sound system! I'm tellin ya the performance is incredibile. The only problem is the logitechs sub like ALL subs as a rattleing sound! I dont know why but when there are certain beats the sub rattles. But the Creatives T2900's sub has been known to just BLOW OUT!!!! which is a heck of alot worse.

Logitech x-220's are WELL worth the money due the high performance, style, and the adapter. You can connect these speaker to almost anything that has a head phone jack! Hope you choose to buy these amazing speakers you wont be dissapointed!

Great sound for the money. The compact size of the satellites is perfect for today's minimalist desktop layouts.

The downsides I found are the cabling: The satellite has three cables coming out of it: one for the left speaker, one for the subwoofer, and one for connecting the computer. I would rather have the cables go to the subwoofer first, and then up to the satellite. So, my desk isn't as "cable clean" as I'd like it.

The other downside, which has been noted as "designed this way" on Logitechs support website is that the volume knob does NOT control the headphone volume. You have to use windows software for that, which is silly.

I don't know about some of the reviewers in here.. but why buy a subwoofer powered system if you're scared of a little bass? Yeesh.. Despite what the faint of heart say the bass is not _that_ overpowering and compliments the satellites quite nicely. This is one of the best deals ive had with average consumer audio equipment. How can you go wrong for 30$?

These speakers are worht the money they sound great. These are a toatal of 64 watts of peake power and work great.

Hey, they're 50 bucks. What do you expect for that price? For this price, they provide decent sound, play loud enough for most environments, have good bass response, and decent highs. It's hard to criticize for the price. If you think you're an audiophile, you shouldn't be buying $50 speakers anyway. Break out some serious greenbacks and buy something that is designed for your "discriminating ear".