Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515 for Laptops, iPad, and iPhone: Powerful Portable Sound Review

This speaker cannot be used simultaneously with normal computer speakers. This was a major disappointment for me as I was hoping to hear continuous music while getting ready for work in the morning and pacing between rooms. Windows also doesn't make it easy to switch between using a PC and using a wireless speaker. The second problem can be solved with this shortcut tool called "Install Sound Device" [.] but you still need to stop and start the music playing again. From a technical point of…

The device itself is not bad, the sound is not the best, but more than adequate. My big problem is the power supply, the plug and how the device handles it. The power supply uses the ubiquitous barrel connector, probably 1/4 inch. Half the devices I use have power adapters with a plug that's about the same size, and therein lies the problem. Some of these power supplies use a different polarity, meaning the current flows in the opposite direction, and for some reason almost none of them label…

Would you like a wireless speaker that can be placed anywhere in your home to play music from your computer, iPad, iPhone or iPod? Then pay attention to the Logitech Z515 wireless speaker. The sound is good, but not outstanding. A pair of 2-inch speakers provides clear sound in most medium-sized rooms. The bass level is ok, but buy a 2.1 system for loud bass. this item. He boldly mentions the included USB receiver to make this speaker wireless. However, Bluetooth is not mentioned on the sales…

No frills - just like that. Solidly made, quite heavy, nice rubber feet, easy on/off and volume, built-in batteries. Decent sound - not HiFi quality but much better than built in and good enough to enjoy Netflix movies from my iPad at the coffee table. I've played with a number of Bluetooth headsets and some of them have annoying audio delays that make movie watching unacceptable. This speaker set has a minimum latency of no more than 50ms and you need a tool to determine if it is out of sync…

I bought the Logitech Wireless primarily to play music from my iPod. Pairing the speakers was very easy! In fact, pairing Bluetooth devices is so easy that I also paired my iPad with a Logitech speaker to play Virtuoso, the piano app. It sounded like a piano! I was able to "unpair" an iPad with a Logitech wireless speaker and "repair" an iPod touch in seconds. literally! By plugging the included USB dongle into the PC, I also have wireless PC speakers! Now when I need to move my laptop around…

I use this speaker in my shop to listen to Pandora, Tune-In Radio and Google Listen. Fit and finish are excellent. The plastic feels thick and durable. The volume is excellent. I'd compare the sound quality to that of a decent TV - solid mids but no extreme highs or lows (so voices are clear but you won't hear heavy glass breaking or explosions on movie soundtracks). At $55 this is a great value. The speaker supports two wireless profiles (e.g. 1 Bluetooth device plus built-in USB dongle or 2…

I was looking for a Bluetooth wireless speaker for my Motorola Xoom but didn't really want to spend a lot. (This review focuses on the Bluetooth aspect rather than USB wireless audio, which the speaker is also capable of.) This product not only meets those expectations, it exceeds them. It costs about $100 at your local hardware store. (You might not be so lucky with this rating, as Revain appears to have "caught up" other online retailers' price point, which is around $75.) The speaker itself…