Logitech Z-5 Expert Reviews

If we had a nickel for every pair of speakers that come over the transom, we'd all have better tans, and Mac|Life would be coming to you from an exotic isle in the South Pacific.

USB-Powered. Stereo mini-jack input for use with external audio source. Omnidirectional sound. Remote control

Must install software to enable one-touch iTunes access from remote. No included input cable

Logitech's Z-5 USB speakers are a convenient and compact way to rock the party on your desktop or in your spare bedroom.

The bargain-priced Logitech Z-5 speaker set delivers crisp highs and comes with a remote that lets you control your music library. Just don't expect deep bass.

Quality audio performance for price. Extra drivers add space to stereo field. Remote controls iTunes and Windows Media Player.

Not a lot of bass response. Grilles attract dust and smudges.

Introducing Logitech Z-5 USB Speakers, built for Mac and PC, featuring omnidirectional acoustics--an innovative speaker technology, previously found only in expensive home theater systems....

Project sound both forward and backward, remote control

Bass and mid-range get bloated and distorted at times, some harshness in the highs, no AC power

A basic set of PC speakers with a few quirks, the Logitech Z-5s operate entirely via USB, which means you need a PC to use them. The audio quality is adequate but nothing special.

If you use your MacBook or MacBook Pro mostly at home, you may be interested in a set of quality speakers. We take a look at the Logitech Z-5s to see how well they perform.

Compact design, easy to move around with a laptop, good sound quality

Relatively modest volume, no separate subwoofer

Logitech's Z-5 speakers aren't exactly portable, but they're designed for people who use a laptop computer at home and may want to move the laptop around from time to time.

The name might sound like that of a BMW, but the Z-5s are actually a pair of omni-directional speakers from Logitech. Omni-what now? Of course, omni-directional means that noise is sent in every direction. The Z-5 ...

Logitech's omni-directional technology might not seem massively useful in a desktop speaker environment, but it does actually lend an extra dimension to the sound coming from your PC (particularly with games and movies). The fact that they're USB ...

An audio kit particularly useful for portable possesseursd'ordinateur because it requires no power externe.Et very handy to use a single wire to connect a télécommandesans wire, etc.. Only defects: a little power and limited unprix nearly 80 euros ....

No power required, the audio input (via USB) The wireless remote provided; The multidirectional sound,

The lack of power, the absence of auxiliary audio input,

This kit Audio Remote Logitech diffuse sound in all directions. It connects to the PC via a simple USB port .

Many micro audio kits are cumbersome. This is not the case of Z-5 Logitech. Shaped columns, these speakers are omni (...)