Review on Creative Inspire T10 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology - Immersive Sound at its Finest by Molly Carlson

They replaced a good Logitech 5.1 set which was really good. Suddenly it died. I'll do some more tests to see. However, these Creative speakers are very well made. Aesthetically they are very pleasing, the delivery was fast, they were packaged very well. Bluetooth was easy and convenient as I had to run a lot of cables everywhere. A simple AC plug, plug in and race. The sound quality is good, the volume is more than sufficient. I didn't experience any distortion from high volume, but most of the time I don't listen to music very loud, despite scrolling through it. They will exceed your need for volume. Audiophiles will find them acceptable, obviously the bass isn't overly pronounced with two speakers, although not bad. If you want to fully immerse yourself in the music, you shouldn't watch it anyway. These will be excellent speakers, many times superior to those built into Samsung laptops. They are decent, with good sound quality, decent bass, I connected several devices without problems and didn't look for special settings so that everything worked. I didn't buy them for immersive audiophile sound, I needed a pair of good speakers and this Bluetooth module was a perfect fit. Decent and recommended. One last distraction and it took off a star, the flashing blue light on the right speaker indicating Bluetooth connection gets annoying in low light/when watching your favorite show. As far as I know there is no way to turn off the light. I took two pieces of cardboard cut to size and taped them to the lantern using light tape to minimize the blinking dummy light telling me it's plugged in even though I hear the audio out. This can easily be programmed. However, this does not change my purchase recommendation.