Logitech has a history of pumping out better-than-average PC speakers at below-average prices, and the outfit's at it once more with the Z623 system. This simplistic setup is a 2.1 rig, complete with ...
In the age of the ubiquitous iPod speaker dock, it seems few manufacturers are still making quality speaker systems designed for computers. So it's refreshing (and a little surprising) to see one of ...
In need of new speakers? Logitech has you covered. Whether you're looking for new PC speakers, new TV speakers, or a new set for your studio apartment in general, the new Z623 system could fit the ...
Logitech is bringing the audio power of the movie theater home with the new THX-certified Speaker System Z623. The 2.1-channel Z623 is comprised of a subwoofer and dual satellite speakers, using 200 ...
The 2.1-channel Logitech Z623 speaker system retails for $150, but it's on sale at Amazon for $80. The tinny speakers embedded in your computer’s monitor just don’t cut it. A good home speaker system ...
Short version: A great speaker system for your desktop — as long as you don’t need surround sound. Perfect for apartment living. I used the Logitech Z2300 speakers, the Z623’s predecessors, for years ...
The Logitech Speaker System Z623 dropping today is a three-piece speaker set that delivers 200 watts of sound and ample thumpage thanks to the accompanying 7-inch subwoofer. The Logitech Speaker ...
5 Powerful Logitech Speakers For Movies, Music, And Gaming: Upgrading Your Desktop Audio Logitech speakers are designed to ...
In the age of the ubiquitous iPod speaker dock, it seems few manufacturers are still making quality speaker systems designed for computers. So it's refreshing (and a little surprising) to see one of ...
Logitech announced the THX® Certified Logitech® Speaker System Z623 for music, movies or gaming. With this 2.1 system, you'll hear and feel immersive audio from 200 watts (RMS) of power whether you're ...
Computer technologies race forwards at dizzying speeds, but loudspeaker design hasn’t changed much in the past 100 years. It’s hardly surprising, then, that PC systems rarely include speakers, leaving ...