Last weekend I was looking for some simple set of 2.1 speakers. I set my mind on the Logitech Z-3i. Unfortunately I couldn't find it in any local store so I had to look for something else.

I was not looking for a 5.1-channel surround sound, but I decided to buy the Logitech X-530. Each of the satellite speakers has a black-plastic casing, a see-through black-cloth grille, and a built-in plastic desktop stand that swivels and conveniently converts into a wall mount. The matching, horizontally oriented center speaker can be placed on your desk or perched atop the monitor; it tilts up or down. A power switch, a 1/8" headphone jack, and a system-volume control sit below the drivers on the front-right satellite speaker. The bass control is down on the subwoofer, which requires you to hit the ground to make adjustments. The satellites are lightweight so is pretty annoying when they move every time I touch the cables or power on/off.

The sound is great, no comment about it, but the neighbours are complaining cause they are too loud. So what? I don't care about them.