Logitech Z130 3.5mm Jack Compact Laptop Speakers + Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter Bundle

As with most Logitech products, these little speakers do a very solid job, in their specific swim lane.In this case these little “laptop speakers” do one specific job very well. If you’re looking for some crazy audiophile experience these are obviously not for you. If you have a practical everyday use in mind these may very well suit your needs.When I started working remotely full-time during COVID in March of 2020, I discovered that my work laptop’s speakers were ridiculously inadequate for everyday use, especially in Zoom/Skype calls. People have such varying mic quality that I was missing a lot in low volume call conversation. After picking these speakers up that is no longer an issue at all. They’re super easy to use, are very affordable for this application, and can get quite loud. The sound quality is also just fine, very clear even at louder volumes, but don’t expect a crazy music/bass heavy experience. But for something on the go, say for a home office, dorm room, or hotel visit, these will be great for you. They’re also a pretty good size for traveling in that way so you can reasonably do that. The only thing that’s mildly unfortunate is needing both to plug the sound in via the attached USB cable as well as power to an outlet. It would have been more convenient to have power come through the USB which it is capable of, but it’s not a big deal, and is to be expected for speakers that can pack the volume/size that these do. If you manage your expectations these Logitech speakers will be a great choice.

Logitech Z130 speakers arrived on time and in excellent condition. It's not often that I have enough similar products to run a comparative reveiw. However, in this case I have 3 pairs of budget priced, AC plug in, amplified speakers. These speakers are all offered by Amazon and Amazon Prime. In the order that I will review them, they are: the Cyber Acoustic 2.0 (CA2014), the Logitech S120 and the Logitach Z130. CYBER ACOUSTIC 2.0 (CA2014)PRICE: $11.88BOOST: Very good. These spkrs. have the most amplification of the 3 sets reviewed, though there is some distortion at full volume.SOUND: Flat and tinny. Spkrs. have little or no bass and therefore are not a good choice for music, movies or TV. Voice does come through loud and clear so these might do well for classroom audio presentations. Remember, these are small spkrs., so they're not going to be adequate for a really large area.MISCELLANEOUS: The separate on-off switch is a nice touchCONCLUSION: Though the spkrs. do work, these units seem to have the least quality applications of the three sets tested. LOGITECH S120PRICE: $12.49BOOST: Good. While the amplification is not as great as the Cyber Acoustic spkrs., the S120's still work well for most applications.SOUND: Very good. Seems to have the most accurate sound reproduction of the three sets. Little distortion.MISCELLANEOUS: These spkrs. are rather narrow which can be handy for tight spaces, but can also tip over easily. I wound up using Velcro to keep them stable.CONCLUSION: A very nice, inexpensive set of amplified speakers for all around use LOGITECH Z130PRICE: $19.70BOOST: Very good. The Z130s have almost or as much amplification as the Cyber Acoustic spkrs. The difference is that that CA spkrs. has most all of its boost on the treble side, whereas the Z130s boost is spread between bass, mid range and treble.SOUND: Very good. The Z130s have basically the same qualities as the S120s, except the Z130s are louder and have a little more bass.MISCELLANEOUS: Though small, these spkrs. are very attractive and have a wide base, which makes them very stable.CONCLUSION: I have tried the Logitech Z130 spkrs. on TVs, computers, tablets and MP3 players, and though these spkrs. do cost a few dollars more, I believe these are the best of the three sets of spkrs. tested.

... and less wiring all about the desk than if a bass central unit were employed.By placing a pair of Logitech Z130 speakers on either side of the monitor, I'm using the monitor's tiny speakers as 'tweeters'. Locating the Z130's in the SAME plane as the monitor-base speakers results in a VERY pleasing wall of sound - without the stereo 'hole-in-the-wall' effect. I bring up the volume on the Logitech Z130's to match the monitor 'tweeters' volume, resulting in a VERY pleasing, full sound plane. It's most enjoyable to listen this way.When reading at the PC (often, for me), I don't want room-filling, wall-shaking sound - just a pleasing diversion from dead silence, sometimes. These Logitechs fill the bill perfectly.The bass, such as it is, is crisp and tight i.e. not boomy or poorly defined. Though not sure, I suspect that (and it looks like) they are using good polypropylene or mylar drivers to accomplish this crisp (not tinny), quality sound. Frequency response sounds reasonably flat with no obvious frequency peaks or valleys. The end result is that they sound NICE! ... a joy for the modest price.However, after a few weeks, listening at MINIMUM volume levels, the electronics started acting up. The Volume would be VERY loud from the left speaker. Turning them 'off', then back 'on' didn't help. After awhile, it might settle back to normal volume ... or maybe not i.e. the problem became inconsistent. When I turn them up to medium (12 o'clock) or 3 o'clock volume, they settle back to normal (for awhile). I considered that the connection or PC sound card might be failing; but, headphone listening from the same outlet eliminated that possibility. Since they were only ~$20, it was not worth bothering to return them.I've since discovered that, if I turn them 'ON' BEFORE playing whatever sound source, the electronics don't act up (as much, anyway). Used that way, they've been working; so, perhaps I was too harsh, rating them 2* ... and I've raised my rating to 4*; that seems only fair. When working, they REALLY sound remarkably crisp and well-defined ... without sounding tinny or harsh.

These are great budget speakers and I really have no complaints. The bass feel wholesome and the voice sounds clear. I don't get why other people get connectivity issues and doesn't get the right adjustments. They just don't know how to use control panel / windows settings right. Speaking of connectivity, I can switch easily between my TV, headphones, and this speaker using windows settings. For the sound adjustments, I'm only using Nahimic and it's free to download online. You can even use Nahimic 2 and it's free. Some even complain because the wires are cheap, but what can you expect? This is a $30 speaker that can be wall plugged and I'd say that's impressive! It's going to be all right as long as you take care of it. The next upgrade you can do is to buy a $50-60 speaker set with sub woofers and then sell this one.

best for the price range !i am one of India's well known edm artist and producer and i highly recommend this one for casual listening ! infact one of our best tracks have been made on this until we moved on to yamahas.

This isn't a fake 5stars review,Simple as that, the sound is great and the wallet is happy. I'm on my 3rd pair, been using them for my homemade home theatre for almost a decade now (maybe more I don't remember). They're not the only speakers I use of course but they perform ridiculously well for add-ons and trust me I've seen a lot of cheap speakers over the years at friend's houses etc and none of them ever came close to the quality these churn out.

The speaker Is good and it's still working with good condition.

Easy to setup.....work well