Logitech Z606 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker System with Bluetooth

I originally purchased these thinking I could use them for my home theater in combination with a 5-channel audio extractor. That did not work, but not because of these speakers - it was because the audio extractor did not work.These speaker have simply amazing sound quality for the price point. The remote works very well, the speakers are easy to use, and both the discrete audio channels in (for computers and devices that have discrete 5-channel sound output) and the Bluetooth connection sound wonderful.It's worth noting that, unless something has changed with Bluetooth, true surround sound via Bluetooth will not work. These speakers do a great job of emulating surround sound in that case, but it is still not full 5-channel surround sound...in order to get that you must use the discrete 5-channel inputs (via cables).I still rate this product as five stars because it delivers amazing sound quality. If you're looking to fill a small room with sound either wired or wirelessly, this is the way to go.Since this did not work for my original application, I repurposed them for my parent's house for them to have music wirelessly controlled (using Amazon Prime Music and Pandora) and they love them.You might still need to take some time and run extra long-wires (depending on where you put the speakers), but that's easy to do.I would recommend these for anyone wanting to use them in a small or medium sized room for use with a PC or electronic device. Just know what you're purchasing, and you're good.

I was looking for a good set of speakers for my office to upgrade from my Logitech Z313. I came across the Z606 on Amazon and waited for Black Friday to purchase them. I was looking for a Bluetooth option to eliminate the use of cables. The set was packaged perfectly from Logitech. Install was very simple (each speaker has cables pre-attached). After arranging the speakers I powered it on and started adding Bluetooth devices.Bluetooth PairingBluetooth pairing was very simple. Set the subwoofer to "bt" and set the desired device to discoverable. The device and speaker did the work and an acknowledgment tone is sent through the speakers to confirm the pairing. I paired my Galaxy Z Fold 2, MacBook Pro, Windows 10 (via Boot Camp), and Toshiba 4K smart TV with no issues. I was nervous this process would be tedious.SoundUpon initial set up the sound is very muffled. The 5.1 setting does work and sound comes from all speakers. To enhance the sound, I used an equalizer app/program to add clarity to the sound. Once the equalizer is activated, the sound quality is 1,000 times better. The subwoofer controller has the option to fine tune the volume each speaker emits. I have not, and will probably never, adjusted the individual speaker outputs.

I'm not sure if there is any real competition at the price point since I picked these up for $97. Huge selling point was the built-in interface in the subwoofer. Plugs straight into the TV and just works. These are miles better than MY TV speakers, but that's about all I can say about them. They still aren't amazing. The speakers are really bass heavy and make it hard to understand dialogue (even after messing with the eq). Also the remote flat-out did not work at all for me. Changed the battery a few different times. No luck at all.

So I must first mention, the price of these speakers amazes me. For less than $100, you too can receive complaints from your upstairs, as well as your downstairs neighbors! Just a metaphor for how strong these speakers really are. I'm a gamer who usually has their headset on. But when it comes time to watch a movie, listen to music, or get some cleaning done around the house, these speakers are perfect! The bass is strong enough to feel throughout the house, and the speakers are clear enough to hear dialogue from rooms away. It provides true 5.1 surround sound, as well as simulated 5.1 surround sound (for those who don't know, simulated surround sound is similar to speaker fill where the sound is delivered to all speakers without the need of 5.1 supported media). Just to make this part clear, the AUX connection is what allows simulated 5.1 surround. RCA is for true surround.As for the "on-speaker" screen. At first, it's a bit unclear what some of the settings mean. It didn't come with a manual explaining each option. The explanations were pretty straight forward but lacked detail. They cover what each button does. How to set it up and with different sources via aux, rca, and speaker connections. But as far as the remote goes, a little tinkering and you'll begin to understand everything.Other than that, these speakers are a steal for it's low price, but amazing quality.

The sound quality is good, it can sound a bit muffled at times but it’s only when the voices are a certain level and tone quality. It’s better than the tv speakers but I am sure there are way better sound systems out there if you are wanted to spend your money on something spendier. I got this for my boyfriend and he can’t tell the difference too much but it’s been nice not having the tv completely blaring anymore because he sits near a speaker now 🤣 the only big complaint is the cords are a bit short and our apartment isn’t that big so I find it hard to think people with normal living rooms can fit them. The front right, center, and left speaker wires were too short to reach the subwoofer and it’s about 1 ft-3 ft away from it respectively because they are all just sitting on our entertainment stand and the subwoofer is right beside the stand. The back right and left were longer but still too short so our speakers are at awkward spots in the living room. I would recommend this for someone looking for a cheap surround sound who isn’t too concerned with high end audio and is just looking to enhance their tv’s audio.