Logitech S120 2.0 2.6 watts Wired Multimedia Speakers

Does not suit Indian voltage. One will have to purchase a step down transformer as it works on 120 volts

These are better than I expected for the price, good little computer speakers.

Muy buenas bocinitas, solo es importante considerar que son bastante más pequeñas de lo que se ven en las fotos.

The older version of these came with a UK mains plug - now it seems a USB one is more common and practical as it saves using another mains socket when linked with a pc.The units are stylish, but not durable - they have failed after only a few years' moderate use. There is no obvious way to repair them, as they appear to be 'factory sealed'- this is environmentally completely unacceptable. Logitech could and should do better.

Here was my criteria for buying computer speakers:- Budget friendly speakers for my work computer.- Best quality possible for the price point.- Must work right out of the box and be easy to use.- Volume control a must.- Headphone jack also a must since most of the time I will be using headphones as not to distract my co-workers.Originally, a co-worker gave me a new  Logitech S150 USB Speakers with Digital Sound . However, I ended up purchasing the S120 speakers here on Amazon, and giving the S150 USB speakers away to another co-worker. Here's why:- Obviously the Logitech S150 does not come with the volume control knob, nor does it have the headphone jack. (But the S120 has both of these features).- The Logitech S150 model is USB. The S120, which I prefer, have the plug that goes into the green jack in the back of most computers. I consider my work computer a dinosaur (it is Windows XP). It had problems with the USB speakers. The volume, which could only be set by the computer's volume meter in the control panel, was all over the place. Like other comments I read, I had issues with the USB speakers since I primarily use my headphones. These issues involved the headphones not silencing the USB speakers. With the Logitech S120, when I insert my headphones, the speakers go silent (as expected). The USB S150 are "buggy" at best. The S120 works as you would expect them to.- One more note about the S150 USB speakers. I often found myself having to reboot my computer after inserting or removing the USB speakers. They really are buggy and messed up the sound settings on the computer. Rebooting, of course, seemed to fix the issue until I unplugged or replugged the USB speakers in again. Such a hassle.- Since I primarily use my headphones to listen to music while at my work computer, I am more comfortable with the Logitech S120 model. Like most headphones, the cord is really short. Before, I had to plug my headphones into the computer, which sits on the floor. This gave me a short "leash" of movement. Now, I bring these speakers out close to my computer keyboard, and plug the headphones into the speakers. I don't feel like I have short-leash syndrome anymore.- The S120 speakers, in my opinion, sound better than the S150 model and also cost a little less too! Since I'm in a work environment, I'm not going to be BLASTING these speakers (not ever). However, I did "test" them at home, and they can put out a decent amount of volume. I imagine if you BLAST these speakers often, they might not sound as good as they do at lower volumes.- One small "issue" I have noticed with these speakers only occurs when I am using my headphones plugged into the headphone jack on the speakers: In the left channel of the stereo headphones, I sometimes hear a small humming noise. It doesn't happen with the right channel. I've noticed if I move these speakers away from my computer monitor, the humming noise can be eliminated. I assume there must be some time of interference. I consider this a small issue since I can rectify it and also because these are not an expensive home theater entertainment speakers. They are budget speakers. They are what they are.If you need decent sound from small budget computer speakers, these are great. I'm thinking about getting another pair for my wife's laptop (for the times when she's using her laptop at her desk). These speakers are definitely a huge step up from the small speaker in most laptops. Logitech S150 USB Speakers with Digital Sound

Good sound