Review on Logitech Z333 2.1 Speakers – Convenient Volume Control, Headphone Jack – Compatible with PC, Mobile Devices, TV, DVD/Blu-ray Players, and Game Consoles by Hiral Yadav ᠌

In general, people, if you have a hearing aid in order, and in addition to listening to some plain content, you sometimes need at least a claim to sound quality, for example, listen to a symphony orchestra or even heavy metal, don't waste your money, these speakers are not worth the money they ask for. They are no better than very cheap counterparts. Pros: The speakers are generally suitable for watching video-audio, but without claiming high sound quality. In principle, you can not listen very loudly to something through them . Cons below: Disgusting sound quality at high volume, the inability to listen to classical music, in particular, works for symphony orchestras, which are a marker of the quality of audio equipment. I did not find the claimed "bass", unless "bass" meant intense rattling that caused resonance in the ears. Well, on top of the vaunted speakers, I was simply shocked by the connector for connecting to the computer, it is as thick as cheap cheap headphones, I had to strengthen it with electrical tape, foreseeing the difficulties of replacing it from chafing at the base (and the replacement will not be easy, since the wire is not connected to the subwoofer, but it is tightly built into it).