Z-5500

Pros: Great sound with plenty of power and digital decoders built-in!

Cons: The retail price of $399!

The Bottom Line: This is a great system for computers, game systems and even the DVD player!

Review: Wow! Logitech came out with a speaker system made for the computer, it will work great with a DVD player and a game system. (Play Station 2, Xbox) The system includes 500-watts of power and built-in decoders for Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS and ProLogic...

Pros: Great sound, good looks & size, wonderful price

Cons: No screws for mounting, lack of optical cables

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with the Logitech Z-5500 Computer Speakers.

Review: Two days after publishing a review lauding the Logitech Z-5300E and saying that I wasn t going to exchange it with the Z-5500, I had a sudden change of heart. My opinion of the Z-5300E sound system did not change, but the price of the Z-5500 did...

Pros: Very powerful and clean.

Cons: Placement of sub is critical for good sound.

The Bottom Line: An excellent system that is more than worth the price tag. Versatile and of great build quality.

Review: Control Centre:

This is the brains of the system. It includes all the controls, inputs and digital processing. The front panel has an oversized volume knob in a central position which is very pleasing to use, as it simulates a volume...

Pros: LOUD, clear highs, deep lows, backlit control center, styling, price, large soundstage

Cons: Err, heavy? Very limited wall-mounting angle.

The Bottom Line: As mentioned earlier...this is an amazing sound system without even considering the price. When including the price, it's a must have!!

Review: As a college student living in the on-campus residence halls with just a laptop to my name, I was always forced to stick with the best 2.1 system I could find. Upon moving to an apartment where I could have my own room, I decided to build a desktop...

Pros: + Exceptional sound quality + Mola of wattage + Affordable Price + Attention to details!

Cons: - Wall mounting limited. - Big wired remote is a size of a book! LOL!

The Bottom Line: Its a very good system. More then have enough watts for your ears. With exceptional sound quality. For 200.00, it a very "sounded" investment.

Review: Patience is of a value,
Just like many, I'm sure you have been looking around for opinions that is not too bias on either sides. Also, if it is or not a waste of your money.
Just like many also, there is too many opinions made in a rush...

Pros: Deep, powerful bass that can reach down low, clear mids and exceptional highs.

Cons: The version I got came with the speaker cable hard-wired to back of satellites.

The Bottom Line: For sound quality and loads of input option, you would be hard pressed to find a better PC speaker, especially for it's price.

Review: I got this set on Nov. 6, 04 so it's almost 3 yrs old and in all that time I've never had one issue with it and the best thing is it still works like new. In fact I would even go as far as to say it sounds much better now than it did the day I...

Pros: Excellent Sound Quality, Dolby Digital / DTS Decoder, Remote Control

Cons: Requires a big Room.

The Bottom Line: For the ultimate gamer and movie buff, the price shoudld'nt be much of an issue.

Review: If you're an audiophile, get this stunning black beauty and wake up your neighbour - it can pump out 500 Watts of power (RMS)!!!

This 5.1 channel digital speaker system conforms to Dolby Digital, DTS and THX standards, which should be...

Pros: Actual speaker wire terminals. Sound processor unit - built solid, works well.

Cons: High DTS sampling rates means for "quieter" soundtracks. Un-aesthetically pleasing wireless remote (but functions well).

The Bottom Line: Excellent value digital sound processing and frequency response, aesthetically pleasing (especially processor unit). Ported speakers really pack a punch coupled with the tight 188 watt powered 10" sub. Overwhelmingly good.

Review: I bought the Logitech Z-5300e's about six months ago to be installed in our rec room - or commonly known as the "gaming rig". The price was right at $199.99 (Best Buy) after rebates and seeing as it's 'big brother' - the Z-5500's - were $499.99 plus...

Pros: Cheap, versatile, good sound, and overall good value.

Cons: Remote not backlit, satellite speaker stands not made of metal.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended to those looking for a versatile and good sounding PC speaker system.

Review: I decided to get this system after the sub on my old Logitech Z560 started rattling. The Z560 have served me well for almost 4 years so I thought replacing it with another Logitech is probably the logical move.

The Package

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Pros: 505 big watts of power, lots of functions, good value, no distortion

Cons: Lack of treble (no tweeters)

The Bottom Line: Great quality, overall good sound (except for treble), big and powerful subwoofer... what could you ask more for such a low price? (OK, maybe tweeters)

Review: The Logitech Z-5500 is one of the most powerful PC speaker system you can get. At 505 watts RMS, this system rocks. Its giant 10'' subwoofer shakes the floor - and the walls and ceiling - like no other, and its five 3'' satellites reproduce almost...