Logitech Z207 Wireless Bluetooth PC Speakers, Stereo Sound, 10 Watts Peak Power, 3.5mm Audio Input, Headphone Jack, Multi Device, Easy Switch, UK Plug, Computer/TV/Smartphone/Tablet - Black

The speakers sound quite good, and I enjoy having the directional sound coming from a soundbar. For the price, I’d say these speakers are worth it - they are decent for playing singleplayer games or things like Minecraft where you don’t want to wear a headset all the time if you’re not playing with friends.The sound won’t surprise you or anything, but they do sound good enough for my use case, nothing crazy though.As for durability and how long they will last, only time will tell.

Great quality for the price but my old cheap speakers had better max output.

I purchased these to augment my Mac Mini speakers. Set up was easy and I prefer that it's not using up a USB port. Bass is fine enough, but of course there's no separate woofer, so don't expect really deep bass; reproduction is very good - perfectly good set up for a home office, listening to music at a computer.

£36 speakers. If you are not expecting the equivalent performance to £1,000 speakers, then you will be fine. The bass is okay for speakers this size and I have no problem with them - if you are expecting massive bass then you really do need to look elsewhere - and you can adjust the settings on your soundcard/PC/whatever if need be. Use them with ALEXA for listening to music while I write and the occasional film on my laptop. They are a nice size, Bluetooth connection was easy, perfect item for a cheap pair of speakers.

The intended purpose of these speakers was to be able to play either from our retro TV or music centre by the use of a Bluetooth connection. While still waiting for delivery of a Bluetooth transmitter, I tried the speaker system by direct connection.T.V. – connected via the stereo phono socket. The speakers were close to the TV. The sound was a definite improvement on the TV speakers and no problems were experienced.Music centre – The connection was made to the speaker outputs using banana plugs. Music was played from a professional CD. To start with the music sound was of similar quality to the original speakers. From time to time the music seemed to pause, disappear briefly and then return. There did not seem to be any repeatability of this and it was only occasional.The music centre and CD were thoroughly tested using its original speakers and this problem did not occur.Amazon Echo (Alexa). As this device has Bluetooth properties the Z207 speaker system was paired to it and Classical music was called for. The chosen piece was Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. Although the music was recognisable, it kept breaking into silence and then resuming on a regular basis and was totally unacceptable.After the arrival of a Bluetooth transmitter, the Z207 speakers were tried out using a Bluetooth connection to the music centre. The speaker outputs were connected to the transmitter using two banana plugs wired to a stereo jack plug, which connected to the Auxiliary input of the Bluetooth transmitter. No other Bluetooth apparatus was switched on, Amazon Echo was disconnected from the mains.Whichever CD was played, the music would randomly stop and then resume, sometimes repeating this several times, immediately following the previous breaks. By situating the speakers closer to the transmitter there was some improvement, but the music would still blank out from time to time, quite randomly. If either channel was disconnected from the transmitter, the problem did not occur. The speaker of the disconnected channel was still producing some music and noise. Different CD’s were tried in the music Centre but the problems still occurred, usually on a random basis.The music centre was also tested out using the same Bluetooth transmitter and connections paired with a Logitech receiver adapter connected to a pair of powered computer speakers. No problems occurred, the CD played all the way through without any breaks. This indicated that no problem exists with the Music Centre, the cd, the Bluetooth transmitter (or the independent Logitech Bluetooth receiver adapter).ConclusionsThere is a fault in the Z207 Speaker system it appears to be linked partially with the Bluetooth operation and partially with some stereo channel interaction. The music centre problem seems to become more severe the further the Speakers are situated away from the transmitter. With direct connection the problem occurred less frequently. The experiment using the Amazon Echo’s Bluetooth connection also failed, but with the two systems quite close together.

Good quality sound … just right for my office and laptop!

The sound from these is good plus they look good. Two points to be aware of though. There is a permenant cable from one speaker to the other: there is no connector. That's alright if you never move the speakers or don't have a small hole through which to feed the cable but.... The other point is that there is no protective covering over the speaker elements.

I've had these up and running for a little while now and I have to say, for the price, I've been impressed.Visually, the speakers are quite boxy in design with few features other than a bluetooth button, a headphone jack, and volume dial. At the back, there is a line-in, power in, and wire connecting the two speakers, and that's pretty much it. They're able to sit fairly unobtrusively on my desk and now reside neatly behind my screens.As for the sound quality. They're nothing special, but are perfectly fine for the price point. They can get pretty loud, but don't fall into the trap of overdoing the bass that plagues a lot of modern speakers. They have a good balance and do a good job of providing an adequate left and right split to match the source material.I have had a slight issue with the speakers connecting to two different sources at once, which can result in an interruption to playback, but that's a fairly minor issue and more down to my own lack of attention to detail than the speakers themselves.