I had the Logitech Z623 for about 8 years, I can't say they were good, but they didn't have the crystal-clear sound I wanted and they didn't have Bluetooth, which I wanted. I tried the Creative Babble V3, they were nice but they had almost no bass, even with the passive mode. I thought about getting monitors, but I didn't have the space as shown in the photo. After a lot of searching and with the Black Friday sale (in the Greek version), I saw these on offer for 49.90. I had the older Creative Gigaworks T40 and I was very satisfied with the sound, but the circuit board broke after exactly 2 years. I can say that for 50 euros, they are value for money. I tried them on my PC and they sound very nice, and with the software that you can download, they give extra bass and highs if you want to adjust them (it only works with USB). For their size, they play quite loudly with clear sound for a normal room of 15 to 20 square meters, but the Bluetooth volume is lower on the phone, although it connects quickly. The surround sound is nothing special, but they add something extra to the stereo sound, and the clear dialogue feature enhances the highs for a more crystal-clear sound. I wouldn't recommend connecting with USB as the sound loses a lot and becomes quite digital. The headphones and the microphone on them work fine, and with a button to switch between speakers and headphones, it definitely makes things easier. I can say that for 50 euros, they are great, but if you can, look for the Edifier G2000 because that's where I ended up, as they are slightly better with a 10 euro price difference.

The Creative T60 speakers are a set of speakers for computer/laptop/tablet/smartphone that can be connected either wired with USB or 3.5mm mini-jack (AUX) or wirelessly via Bluetooth. They consist of two single-direction satellites, desktop speakers, each featuring a 2.75" full-range driver. The cable connecting the speakers is relatively long for a desk (2m), so you won't have a problem extending them no matter how big your desk is. According to Creative, their frequency response is in the range of 50Hz - 20kHz. In my tests with a professional microphone, it seemed that they actually play in the range of 100Hz - 13kHz (+/-3dB). They obviously lack in bass (compared to monitor/bookshelf speakers like Adam T8V, KRK Rokit 8, which are naturally bulkier and more expensive), but due to their response, they sound like they have some bass. Mid-range and high frequencies are fairly balanced, and it is recommended not to toe them in (not to angle them towards your head) to be off-axis at the listening position, so that the high frequencies weaken and come closer to the ideal (approximately following the Harman curve). For the money they ask, they are a significant upgrade compared to any computer or tablet speaker. To improve sound quality, you need to go for active monitor speakers or at least some passive bookshelf speakers (like Monitor Audio, Focal, Klipsch, SVS, Dali, Polk Audio, Kef) paired with an amplifier of similar quality.