Logitech Z-5500 5 Speakers

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...

Review: I think these speakers are out of this world, for the price I paid 200 bucks, free shipping, a great deal. If anyone listens to these speakers and complains about the way they sound they should be in the Music business helping Puffy Combs make...

Review: This was the first surround sound system I ever had, so I don't have a lot to compare to, but it is very impressive. The sound is very clear, the controller and remote are easy to use, and the price is right. It's a powerful little system.

The Bottom Line: This is a great sound system, but not for everyone. It will give you a hernia lifting it, so be aware it is no lightweight!

Review: All of a sudden, consumers are concerned about audio in a computer system. For years, no one gave a damn about the audio system or the speakers connected to a computer. No one seemed to care if the bleeps and gunshots coming from the video games on...

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...

Review: If your Logitech product costs more than $200 and has to be returned because it has a problem be aware that you have to send your product to Logitech BEFORE they will send you an exchange. The stated time for the exchange is 7 -- 10 days, which...

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...

Review: The control center is clumsy and would cut out on the 6-channel input. Also the display would get corrupted with funny characters. I could never get it to work with any of three different computers. It did work through optical input from cable box...

The Bottom Line: Buy these if you like BIG sound. they are sharp to look at and sound excellent.

Review: I purchased this set to replace my Logitech X-530's. Brought them home opened the box and was totally blown away by the size the sub woofer! 10" and this is a good thing. While removing these from their very well packed box I could not help but...

The Bottom Line: Good for gamers with a healthy budget, would pass if they had to be used for multiple devices

Review: The Z5500 come in a huge box and weighs a serious amount - at $220 they cost quite seriously for computer speakers too.

The latest in Logitech's line of computer sound systems, they boast every acronym know to mankind including 5.1, THX...