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I'v owned this speaker system for 2 months, and my left speaker already blew out. The volume is alright, the bass is really good. But I would not recommend this speaker system to anyone. 1/5 stars.

WOW...these speakers pack a punch. I had 2.0 speakers by Polk Audio and talk about an improvement! For 30$, you cant go wrong, these were amazing out of the box. Everything sounds amazing and I have a on-board sound card. Bass control, and the little remote are 2 more pluses. I will defiantly buy this product again.

good but not extremely reliable, i have to plug them in again if the bass goes out, but thats not extremely often and so they are pretty good overall. they are small though and the sound level is reflected there

Despite a few bad reviews, I decided to try these speakers out. These speakers are really cool looking and make a great first impression. I have to say, I was expecting them to sound like my music was playing out of a tin can, but they really proved me wrong. They actually do have a nice full sound. I also like that the on/off switch and main volume is easily accessible and I don't have to reach very far at all to adjust it. Another nice touch is the fact that there is a knob on the sub woofer to adjust the base. Most sets with a small sub woofer like this one don't have that. As for the sound of the sub woofer, I think that it is great, however this is the first pair of speakers that I have had with a sub woofer. I would say that these are an overall good pair of speakers, and I have already recommended them to a friend.

Hi. Just got the Logitech LS21 2.1 Stereo Speaker System yesterday. I've had a great experience with Logitech [I use the Z340--old but amazing] and with Cyber Acoustics CA 3090 [which cost the same as these--great for jazz and classical, so-so for electronic and rock]. Both of those older models outperform The LS21s. The LS21s offer relatively little from the subwoofer compared to the other two sets I have. And what there is is unpleasant. So I tried many different configurations with these and many bass levels and EQs. In the end none were pleasant, I always wanted to turn the volume down, then turn it up.

There is a really good point to the LS21s [shared with the Cyber Acoustics]: They draw very little electricity. When idle, they only use 1 watt. That's really nice. Hope this helps. Bye.