This amazing gaming and movie theatre speaker set is both versatile and offers quality sound reproduction. It comprises of a sub woofer, four satellite speakers and a centre speaker with remote control. This is the gamers paradise as it gives off deep bass, clear treble and all from your armchair. Music is reproduced beautifully through the system and the remote control is great. An excellent BUY!
Latest comments (34)
eastangliauk
3 Dec 15#20
I save up a bit more and get a 5.1 Wharfedale set.
rev6 to eastangliauk
8 Dec 15#34
A bit more :smile:
psypher5
8 Dec 15#33
Got some delivered yesterday, will be sending back asap. Was only to be used occassionaly but, wow...
Doesnt do 5.1. properly, the rears are pathetic and the sub completly drops out every few mins (turn off and on to get sound out of it again) and a constant loud hum/fizz from all speakers. shame, would have been a decent little system. The remote makes little difference to settings.
I do miss my z5500's!
So time for some merry hell with ebuyer now!
blahcake
4 Dec 15#32
I actually ended up with three sets going through their RMA process with the screen. They sent me entire sets instead of replacing the control pod.
PAULTRD
4 Dec 15#31
Save your money, these are tragic speakers.
mus_ne
3 Dec 15#30
80W 5.1 system? No thanks ! :smiley:
learoy1
3 Dec 151#27
if you pay £30 for surround speakers would you really expect them to sound anything other than rat trapped in a tin can?
FREEZIN WOLF to learoy1
3 Dec 15#29
Sounds like Radiohead cover of a UB40 song.
QuickProfits
3 Dec 15#5
Wondering where the centre speaker would go
FREEZIN WOLF to QuickProfits
3 Dec 151#28
Nowhere, it would probably stay where you put it.
HUNGRYHUNGRYHOMER
3 Dec 15#26
Wow your house must rumble :O
smykuk
3 Dec 152#14
Logitech z-5500 anyone? :-)
R3D_R0B1N to smykuk
3 Dec 15#25
Mine still work after nearly 14 years and look like they have plenty of life left, only cost me £1 through the work Christmas raffle!
Tarquin8484
3 Dec 15#24
What's hard about 'designing' 5 cuboids of varying sizes? That's all that's been copied AFAIK.
paulpso
3 Dec 152#8
I like how they have tried to make them look like the Z-5500
ChrisUK to paulpso
3 Dec 15#11
I thought that, used to have those a few years back, it looks almost identical....
jasonreid7 to paulpso
3 Dec 15#12
i noticed that myself - surely sound and quality wise they cant come close to the logitechs though, i still have them, absolutely amazing set
blahcake to paulpso
3 Dec 15#15
I think "Xenta" is a make that just Ebuyer use for cheap Chinese products. I imagine they got a company to make them look close to Z5500 because they used to sell the Logitechs like mad on Ebuyer and they were probably the most popular set. This was probably a way to get people who didn't want to spend £200-300 on a set to buy some.
I'm still rocking two sets of z5500s :smiley:
JimmyKFace to paulpso
3 Dec 15#18
I clicked on them because I saw the image and thought they were Z5500s for £35 :neutral_face: use to hame some a few years ago in my gaming PC set up. were fantastic, the Z5500s not the Xentas
nmadz to paulpso
3 Dec 15#23
Just thinking that, I used to own the Z5500 which was an amazing set. Shame to see these copied with such poor focus on quality...given logitech did all the hard work!
paulpso
3 Dec 15#22
Ha ha yeah, I used to use ebuyer all the time years ago when they were one of the cheapest. Got my Z-5500s in 2004 and still sounding great. My brother heard them and bought some, and my old mother heard them and bought a set for the living room. Wonder how many women in their 60s rock a THX setup, heh. Though both of theirs got the dimming lcd screen problem, Logitech changed them for them for free which is nice. My old one still lights up fine.
HUNGRYHUNGRYHOMER
3 Dec 15#21
In one setup!!!???
jaybee907
3 Dec 151#16
The sound wasn't great and one of the jack holes came loose, which I don't expect with normal usage, so I wasn't impressed. Good for a student/starter but spend a few quid more and you're on a different level.
Jenn101 to jaybee907
3 Dec 15#19
Yep, bought a set for the office pc, amp died on it after a few months - through normal usage... sound was general at best, when i plugged my old 2.1 speakers back in it was miles better - says a lot.
QuickProfits
3 Dec 15#17
Good reviews elsewhere but bad reviews here.
MarreZ
3 Dec 15#13
the sound is awful on these - i had a set - they sound like the speakers you see for sale in poundland, very tinny even with a subwoofer and despite the remote - very little you can do to alter it - they went in the bin.
sofiasar
3 Dec 15#10
I have these bought from here £35. I use it for TV, but don't like the sound.
i'l generally use it for songs but I havnt used it for over a year now.
incaruins
3 Dec 15#4
can i use these speakers for my macbook? Wouldnt need to use the whole set all the time, just the smaller ones on a regular basis,
paulpso to incaruins
3 Dec 15#9
The amp is in the sub so you'd need that. just get a cheap 2.1 system or if you move around a lot one of those usb powered mini speakers with a baby sub that clips onto the top of the screen
Darthballs
3 Dec 151#6
had these, they are ****
there is a buzzing hum from theses and it's not deep / bass-y at all, I changed them to a 2.0 creative t40 II set which was a nice upgrade
Sephian to Darthballs
3 Dec 15#7
I also had these and they broke after a few months. I don't know if it's an isolated incident, but I would steer clear.
argosextra
3 Dec 152#3
Heat added got it for £40 last time 3 years ago still works fine
warby111
3 Dec 151#2
Beat me to it, was just about to post this lol :laughing:
Opening post
This amazing gaming and movie theatre speaker set is both versatile and offers quality sound reproduction. It comprises of a sub woofer, four satellite speakers and a centre speaker with remote control. This is the gamers paradise as it gives off deep bass, clear treble and all from your armchair. Music is reproduced beautifully through the system and the remote control is great. An excellent BUY!
Latest comments (34)
Doesnt do 5.1. properly, the rears are pathetic and the sub completly drops out every few mins (turn off and on to get sound out of it again) and a constant loud hum/fizz from all speakers. shame, would have been a decent little system. The remote makes little difference to settings.
I do miss my z5500's!
So time for some merry hell with ebuyer now!
I'm still rocking two sets of z5500s :smiley:
i'l generally use it for songs but I havnt used it for over a year now.
there is a buzzing hum from theses and it's not deep / bass-y at all, I changed them to a 2.0 creative t40 II set which was a nice upgrade