Review on Powerful Logitech Z623: 400W Home Speaker System - Black - Get Immersed! by Ada Jankowska ᠌

Fantastic system 2.1. Yuzayu After two months, everything is out in the open. No complaints. When compared to the previous system, version 2.1 from Defender costs 990r and consumes 36W. Simply the heavens and the ground. The bass is satisfying and the sound is clear. When compared to viewing movies, it just cannot be topped (via Media Player Classic). And if you still have a good sound card—something I do not—then it ought to be generally beautiful, almost exactly like a cinema. If you turn up the volume and increase the bass to a 3/4, the subwoofer will forcefully express the sensation that you are experiencing with your fifth point whenever there is a gunshot or an explosion in the movie. I have sufficient strength for my eyes. When the volume on the computer is set to 50% and the volume on the speakers is already set to 3/4, the overall volume level becomes extremely, extremely loud. The bass is quite robust and powerful. When the volume is set to 50% on the computer, 3/4 on the speakers, and more than 1/2 on the bass, the power of a 130-watt subwoofer causes everything in the surrounding area to start trembling. I believe the adjacent property owners appreciated it as well. When I was shopping, I looked at two different Logitech models. The Z623 is one of them, and the other one is a 5.1 system with a 75W power output that has a name that I don't know. After all, it has 5.1 channels and 75 watts of power, which is a little over twice as much as my previous speakers. The speakers next to it are just 2.1 in size, but they have a very substantial subwoofer. That is what I believed until I found out that they were referring to 200W. When I went to the store in search of speakers, I had every intention of purchasing speakers costing less than 3000 dollars; but, when I saw these incomparable 200-watt restrictions, the limit climbed by more than 2 times. And it was absolutely worth it!