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I replaced my passive Logitech computer speakers with a pair of the Audioengine A2+ speakers and a small 6.5 powered subwoofer. This is a great combination for listening to streaming videos and music in my small office. I use the USB input for the signal from my computer and the RCA outputs to send a signal to the powered subwoofer (Acoustic Audio PSW-6 purchased separately). Shown in the pictures on the Audioengine DS1 stands. The only con is the volume knob is on the back. I would purchase them again.

I had Logitech speakers for my computer in my house previously, but I moved into an apartment and thought they would be too loud for my 80 year old neighbors and gave them away. This year I moved in to a house again and kept wishing I had my old speakers back. I searched the Logitech site and found the Z323 system with an adjustable subwoofer and great sound! I'm back to rockin' out and enjoying my music again! :)

I HAVE PURCHASED LOGITECH SPEAKERS BEFORE FOR MY OLD COMPUTER , I JUST SIMPLY UPGRADED THEM. THEY ARE THE BEST. AND I WOULD ALWAYS RECOMMED THEM TO OTHERS TO PURCHASE. I AM VERY PLEASED.

This system is fantastic. I bought it as an upgrade to my old Logitech computer speakers. I love the little on/off and volume control and the sound quality is off the charts. I truly don’t believe that you could buy another, even more expensive system, that sounds this fantastic.

This mic has flexible connections via USB to computer or cord direct to camera.

I use this active USB 2.0 cable to connect my HD Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 mounted over my family room TV to my computer in my computer hutch. Max USB 2.0 cable length is spec'd at about 16 feet. This active cable allows me to place my USB camera more than 16 feet away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free from Influenster and Logitech in exchange for my honest feedback. I was so excited to receive the Yeti GX Dynamic RGB Gaming Mic with Lightsync. This is a premium gaming mic with advanced software. It helps isolate any sounds like keyboard clicks and background noise. The sound quality is stellar, I’ve never had such a high quality microphone. This style is a beautiful, polished white color that matches my computer setup. It has two ways to attach. It comes with a heavy duty circular platform that you just screw on and it comes with an adapter to attach to your microphone stand. This kit is extremely easy to install. The microphone comes with a 2m USB-C to USB-A Cable which is located under the microphone. Just set up the microphone and attach the cord to your laptop or desktop computer. This microphone has given me the confidence to start podcasting and filmmaking. I love the capsule design and the RGB features are top notch! Logitech makes incredibly high quality products. I have many electrics from this company and they work great. If you are looking for a durable, reliable and affordable microphone- you definitely need to check out this brand!

I use this keyboard on my desktop computer and I have to write that it undoubtedly has to be the best performing keyboard around. The great thing about it is that it requires no batteries, its corded (USB), so there is no lag time between the computer and the keyboard as battery performance winds down. The keys are quiet while typing and easy on the touch (short key stroke). Of course being from Logitech, the software is an easy download from Logitech and the keyboard is fully programable. Another great thing is that it is low profile and sturdy, it has some weight to it but not bulk, so it stays put on the desk while typing and of course, it is illuminated and has variable illumination at the touch of a button. Multimedia? Of course, more than I would ever require but it is there for the web surfer if needed. Probably the best feature of all in my opinion is that it is a USB keyboard, meaning no batteries to buy and personally I have never been fond of wireless from the beginning but somethings leave you no choice but then again, Logitech does. If there is anything about this keyboard that I don't like, I have not found it as of yet and I have two of them, one I have been using well over a year now and another thing is that there are no character decals on the keys, so no E's or T's falling or rubbing off after a months use or so. So, if you are not into wireless, purchase this keyboard from B & H, you'll love it.

Plug the battery directly into any power adapter, or a computer USB-A port to charge the battery with the provided cord.

I have the Zoom H6 and wanted to be able to use it as a standalone recorder for podcasting. I didn't want to waste the batteries so I bought this AD-17 AC adapter. I've know used it for a podcast and it works wonderfully. It doesn't come with a USB cord to attach it to the H6, but the H6 already came with one so it wasn't needed. I don't know about the other recorders but if they come with a USB cord (to go into the computer) you can use it for this adapter. I did record to a computer at the same time but I used the line out function so it has an male stereo audio into my griffin imic for my Mac computer. So all that is separate. If you needed an extra USB cable then you'd have to buy it. That would be the only drawback of this adapter. For example if you weren't loading the SD card from the recorder into your computer using a card reader of some sort and wanted to use the recorder for that, then you might need an extra cable or you'd have to use batteries. Fortunately those cords aren't expensive. The only other negative I can think of is that the direction the prongs of the plug face means that the AC adapter may cover up some additional plugs on a power strip. It's best if it's plugged in at the right facing end.