Logitech Speaker System Z623

If the speaker goes into standby, it needs to be turned off and the again on, or you won't get any sound, even if you start for example Youtube.

Great product. Ptoduct as described. Arrived quickly.

Las bocinas integradas de la mayoría de las televisiones por lo general suenan muy X. Aunque las bocinas internas de mi TV LG C1 suenan decentes agregando unas bocinas decentes o soundbar harán un mundo de diferencia. Comparto mi opinión acerca de estas bocinas para todo aquel que tenga pensado adquirirlas. Las bocinas vienen con un cable de auxiliar de 3.5mm para conectarlo a tu TV o PC y un cable óptico para conexiones a consolas que tengan esa entrada, TVs y PCs también con esa entrada. En el caso de mi TV estaré utilizando el cable óptico. En la TV lo único que necesité hacer fue cambiar la salida de audio de bocinas internas a las bocinas externas (las Logitech Z625) para que la TV arroje el audio a las bocinas. En la bocina frontal derecha viene la perilla para controlar el volumen de las bocinas, una segunda perilla para regular el nivel de bajos del subwoofer y un botón para apagar/encender las bocinas. NO tiene control remoto y por lo tanto para regular el volumen es necesario hacerlo con la perilla. Si utilizarás estas bocinas para tu PC este detalle no será molesto ya que la perilla estará al alcance de tu mano pero si las utilizarás con una TV tendrás que ajustar el volumen manualmente. No tiene salida HDMI para conectarlo a la TV y por lo tanto no es posible controlar el volumen con el control de la TV. Se puede utilizar un adaptador de Bluetooth y de esa forma si se puede controlar el volumen de manera remota, pero la calidad de audio disminuyó bastante al utilizar un adaptador Bluetooth y mejor prefiero enlazar las bocinas a mi tele por medio del cable óptico. Ambas bocinas frontales son pesadas para su tamaño y no fácilmente se podrán caer o mover. El subwoofer es enorme y bastante pesado jeje. En general el peso de las bocinas te dará una sensación de que adquiriste un producto de calidad. En cuanto a su desempeño pues…ahhh que puedo decir; ¡suenan fantásticas! A los amantes de las explosiones con bajos les encantará tener estas bocinas. Yo las tengo en mi cuarto de tamaño mediano posicionadas a un metro de retirado de las paredes cerca de una esquina. A pesar de que los bajos suenan fuertes e impresionantes, los sonidos agudos/altos suenan bastante claros y definidos. Para las películas suenan impresionantes así como para videojuegos. En mi PS5 suenan de maravilla con el sonido 3D para bocinas externas y llenan mi cuarto de sonido muy bien definido. En la mayoría de los casos tengo el nivel de volumen entre un 20-40% y el nivel de bajos al 50-60% y en mi caso esos niveles son más que suficientes. No suelo escuchar música en mi TV pero las pocas veces que lo he hecho en mi celular si tengo que ajustar un poco los niveles de sonido en la aplicación de Spotify para obtener resultados que me agraden. Ahora, decidí comprar estas bocinas en vez de un soundbar por 2 motivos: el primero es por la calidad de sonido que ofrece un soundbar dentro del rango de precio de estas bocinas. Segundo por la relación de costo calidad. Por 3 mil pesos no podrás conseguir un soundbar con la calidad de sonido que se compare al que tienen estas bocinas. Claro que un soundbar vendrá con un control remoto y con más opciones de conectividad pero prefiero mil veces la potencia y calidad de sonido que estas bocinas brindan. Recomiendo las bocinas para espacios pequeños a medianos y como una alternativa ampliamente superior a un soundbar de costo similar. Gracias por haber leído mi opinión, espero y le haya ayudado de algo a alguien.

Just a few notes: I've always lived in an apartment setting so my computer speakers have been used in up to a master-bedroom sized setting. I've owned this set for two months as of this writing. Prior to owning this Logitech Z623 set, I owned a really old set of Creative T1000 Inspire Speakers. That Creative set was a 2.1 setup with two speakers and one medium sized subwoofer. The sound was very decent and I liked the bass levels. I generally listen to music with iTunes and I set the EQ in iTunes to 'Rock' for most everything which suits my needs. This is a good, solid speaker set. I went through a Cyber Acoustics CA-3602 (extremely muffled bass, poor sound quality) and Corsair SP2200 speaker set as well (with similar issues) that just didn't cut it for me. I'm not an audio expert, so forgive me if I incorrectly use some terms in the rest of the review. Sound: Sound quality is good to me! However I feel like something is missing. It could be the "mid's" that I'm so used to with my older speakers. But compared to other sets I tried (and returned), this fits my needs. I'm really nitpicking at that, and by no means is the sound from these Logitech speakers sub par. Bass: My requirement for a speaker set was that 1) the bass has to be good, clean bass and 2) I need a bass knob to adjust the bass (sometimes I'll pump it up, sometimes I don't need so much bass). With the Z623, I now know what "deep bass" sounds like. Honestly, I could really anger the neighbors living upstairs if I cranked the volume up some more. It's pretty good bass.. and the low bass sounds great. Power: I'm considerate to people living around me in this apartment complex, so I notice that the setup is at a good, enjoyable volume with the knob turned 25% from zero. I think if I turn this thing to 50%, I'll get a warning. At 75%, I expect to get evicted. Don't ask me what happens at 100% - I have not tried and would expect to fly back like Marty did in the opening of Back to the Future. Headphone/Aux Jack: There are headphone and aux jacks on the RIGHT speaker. Useful if I want to hook up an iPad, PSP or other device where I am at home and want to hear better audio while I'm using it. UPDATE 10/22: I thought I would add that when hooking up a device to the audio AUX port, it doesn't block out your other audio. An example of this is when I hooked up my iPad's headphone-out sound to the Logitech speaker set's AUX in port. I could still hear what was going on my PC in addition to sound coming from the iPad. :) iPhone: This is a random topic to address, but my previous set of speakers used to react to the nearness of my iPhone 3GS with an annoying buzz (or, as my friend liked to call it, those drum hits from that song "That girl is poisonnnnn..."). On my Creative speakers, it was extremely loud even if the phone was 6-10 feet away. With these speakers, this issue is non-existant. Finally! You mean I can have my iPhone near me when I use my computer now? Amazing. All in all, a good set for the price for my apartment-living/gaming/music-listening needs.

I've been listening to this system for a little over one month. For MANY years I had used the Boston BA745 2.1 speaker system with my computers. It was a system Gateway supplied with their computers (yes, that was long ago in a computer galaxy far, far away). They finally reached the end: the sub woofer would cut out, the left speaker volume would cut in half, wires had to be jiggled, subwoofer kicked, etc. I researched for months to find replacements. I asked for recommendations on Facebook. I read review after review on the internet. I narrowed it down to either the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX system or the Logitech Z625 THX 2.1 system. I sent Klpisch a question via email...and I'm still waiting for an answer. After a week of waiting, I decided Klipsch didn't want my business, so I ordered the Logitech Z625 THX 2.1 system. I did not think any system would be notably better than the BA745 2.1 system. I couldn't have been more wrong! The first song I listened to on the Logitech Z625 THX 2.1 system was Paul Wilbur's "Worthy." Oh, wow! The bass this system puts out is stunning; I'm hearing low notes the previous speakers NEVER produced. I am hearing instruments on songs I had previously not heard. The improvement is beyond stunning. I have listened to a variety of musical styles and everything sounds amazing (keep in mind that speakers can only produce the quality of the original recording; a cheap recording and a lousy, imbalanced mix down in the studio cannot be overcome by any speaker system). The all around sound is outstanding. The bass has a deep, flowing, intensity instead of a cheap, thumping produced by low-quality, inefficient speakers. MId's and high's are very distinct; as mentioned, I'm hearing instruments - and vocal parts - not previously heard. Setup was extremely easy. Out of the box, the bass level was set slightly past 12:00 and I have not changed it (I thought I might have to turn it up, but it is excellent at the present setting). The volume can be turned up LOUD!! I haven't turned it up past 11:00, at that has been plenty (I usually have it about 9:00 or lower). I have no doubt this system would be very adequate for any sized room in a house. This system cost more than I had hoped to spend but compared to numerous other systems, this one is worth it. I highly recommend the Logitech Z625 THX 2.1 system to anyone shopping for computer speakers.