The Logitech X-530 speakers are relatively cheap, good sound quality, loud!, easy to set up. Wires can be too short if you wish to distribute speakers throughout room A good set of speakers for pc or i use them for my xbox360, good value for money and have had no problems with them within the 2 years I have had them

I had to configure it to 7:1 on my comp to make ALL the speakers work, even though they are 5:1. I tried it with 5:1 and the front two woud not work. This was not to bad but annoying.
However when it comes to the quality of the wires, they are extremely poor. After just 8 months my centre speaker stopped working properly, I had to move its wire around for the sound to go through.
They also started making crackling noises, even though all the wires were fixed in properly. I have also kept them in excellent condition!
Headphone socket doesnt work either on my Sony headphones, I think that says it all.
Not good speakers at all, but then again it is hard to find decent 5:1's for a PC. I paid £49.99, but feel they should be £14.99.

I bought the Logitech x540 which I guess should be better than the x530 but I sent them back. There is tons of Bass(too much!) and the satelites sound tinny! there is no in between (mid range) frequencies. Personally I didn't like the sound at all. I read all of these amazing reviews about the sound quality but I really dont agree!

Amazing, easily topples the rest of the systems with it's performance to price ratio and it's quality itself. Excellent for small to medium sized rooms. Excellent deep bass. Overall sound quality is very good and I would well recommend Logitech X-530 for computer speakers.

I just bought a new computer and got these speakers with it as soon as I heard the sound that it makes i was impressed they even sound better than the speakers of the stereo in my living room so I use my computer for all of my music and movies now therefore well recommend Logitech X-530.

I brought the Logitech X-530 speakers 7 months ago and do not regret it. They look nice, they look a lot more than £40 and come to think of it, they sound more than £40 pounds as well.

When I was deciding whether to get these I thought they didn't look that powerful, but I was 100% wrong I lifted the subwoofer out of the box and it looked a lot more powerful than it does in the pictures (heavy too). I set them up, booted up the pc then I put a film on. I put on a war film and it sounded great. The helicopters flying by with that boomy base vibrating things in your room, bullets being fired, I couldn't believe they were only £40 pounds.

Then I tried Soldier of Fortune 2 in surround sound, it's so much easier then playing it in 2.1 you can hear people behind you shooting at you, you can then turn around and shoot them with you shotgun and boom that terrific base has kicked in again.

Then I tried mp3. They're just as good as films and games, the sound quality is fatastic. From what ever music you like I've tried it all from rap to punk/rock to classical.

The great thing is that if you don't like boomy base then you can turn it down until it's completely off, but if you like a lot of base then you can whack the subwoofer volume up and bring down the house.