Sound quality is really quite good for a sub-$100 pair of speakers; bass is decent (but can lose grip at higher volumes), treble is crisp and holds it together at all volumes, and mids are there but not overpowering

Logitech apparently offers up cheaper 2.1 set ups that sound just as good with better bass, but I have no space for a sub at the moment

While listening to music the “bass” affect the sound clarity something that doesn’t happen with my iMac speakers but those are at another level

Audio quality is exceptional and great bass, too

The bass is decent from the rear-firing woofer, and the mids are warm and rich

Highs are muted, bass is really poor and won't pick up low frequency

These modern looking speakers look great on the desktop or next to your TV and have truly wonderful bass response without distortion

Sound quality is really quite good for a sub-$100 pair of speakers; bass is decent (but can lose grip at higher volumes), treble is crisp and holds it together at all volumes, and mids are there but not overpowering

Unfortunately there's no way to adjust the bass boost, but it can be helped somewhat by using an EQ app to tone down the bass and boost everything else

As described, the bass is not going to shake your desk, but i'm not using this as my main home soundsystem.

I listen mostly to podcasts, rock, and classical music, and the muddy bass is especially noticeable when listening to male newscasters / hosts

The sound is excellent with reasonable bass