Logitech X-140

After owning some Creative T300i's for over a year, hearing the sound from these speakers made me feel lucky to own them. The X-140s lower frequencies aren't very strong compared to a 2.1 system, but overall the sound isn't that bad for music. Anyone but a real audiophile could get along with these quite easily. Read more

Logitech X 140: Good sound for a very Low Price

On first purchasing these speakers, I was a little unsure what to expect due to the price I was paying (£15 from Play.com). I knew, by the fact they were made by Logitech, that they wouldn't be your usually cheap rubbish, and so I decided to click pay, and pay. On arrival, I couldn't wait to get the box open... with my first concern being... "Wow their big". First sights were not a problem, as it was mainly the sound I bought them for... which I found to be very good... Read more

Great sound for the price

My old speakers on my desktop were starting to fade out (from an exposed wire, as I found out later) so I began to look for a new set of speakers. A former co-worker purchased these for his system at work, and they sounded great. Since he was also a musician, I took his recommendation and went out and purchased these. The first thing I noticed about these speakers was how easy there were to setup. Within 5 minutes, I was turning them on and enjoying the sounds from my... Read more

Awesome speakers for the price!

No, these do not rival my Bose speakers, but for office use and casual or background music listening, they are fantastic. Here's a great testimonial to their lifelike reproduction: The day I hooked them up, I was playing a "new age" nature CD with the sounds of a bubbling brook in the background. While I was away from my desk, a co-worker heard what she thought was water running in my office. After searching my office for the problem, she called Maintenance to report a... Read more

Could be better

Decent enough sound for the price and I like the fact there are two inputs, one for computer connection and another for other devices such as iPods. The main problem is that they must have no magnetic shielding as they pick up mobile phone interference quite badly. I was hoping to be able to open them up to add some shielding but you can't get them apart. That's that main reason I've dropped it a couple of stars from the four I would have given otherwise. Read more