Creative GigaWorks T20 2.0 Speaker System - Black - 50 Hz to 20 kHz - 2 Pack

Great pair of speakers. Let me get to the most important little item for me anyway. Two audio input connections. Using two cables, and a splitter on a single connection you lose some power and it cuts the volume in half. I am sure some techie could explain why. So two connector inputs I can use my Amazon Dot, and my Television through the same speakers. That was a big deal for me as I play a ton of music through my Dot.The base is good. It serves my purposes well and I don't have the clutter of a subwoofer. Now if you want shaking base, you will probably want to get a set of speakers with a sub. But for great sound and a good little thumpy base these do a fine job. When listening to a movie, I can ear the dialog well and the music score and base explosions fine. They don't seem to muddy into one another.They are a great little set of speakers if you want to stay under 100 bucks. The music sounds fantastic and the television has more beef now than from the standard set of television speakers I had.Love em, I will post more on this review as needed in the future.

The sound produced by these speakers is good but beware, there are no cables included to hook up to the source! I just happened to dig out an old cable that allowed me to hook up to my desktop.Update: Please ignore previous comments. I found the cable.

Perfect, great sound and value

These speakers sound great and are reasonably priced. They are simple analog speakers that plug into your sound output jack. It is harder to get it out of the packaging than it is to set it up. I wish it didn't have the big power supply in the AC cord. I already have too many of those.

Can't beat the sound quality. I had Bose speakers previously, these are every bit as good.

Great sound and rockin' bass.

the only reason I you an overall rating of 4 is because the volume knob is very slippery and I have a hard time turning it off and on. Maybe a rougher surface around the circumference of the knob itself would help. Sliders get dirty pretty quick. Anyway, other than that, I am very happy with this purchase.

My Harmon Kardon 3 speaker system wasn't compatible with the options on my computer sound card so the subwoofer was basically useless and the bass was essentially missing. I looked through the options and decided a two speaker system was what I needed, but wanted one with good bass capability. I looked for a mid=priced system since it appeared the reviews on the $150-250 systems said they weren't worth the price. I found the Creative Labs to be an excellent buy for the price. They produce satisfactory bass for their size and the sound quality is excellent across a reasonable volume range. They fit perfectly in the space I had available. The also have jacks in front to hook up headphones or an alernate input source (I've used my iPod for listening when I'm doing things where I have to cycle my computer). I would recommend these speakers to anyone who is looking for significantly better than the typical $15-30 speakers, but still wants to stay below $100.