Creative T3150W Wireless 2.1 Bluetooth Speaker

A fellow kindle owner raved about these speakers and suggested I purchase them for my kindle so I could enjoy the surround sound while reading on my deck. He bragged so much that I took the plunge and made the purchase. These speakers are more than reasonably priced and offer top quality in range and sound. I am delighted with this product. They also work exceptionally well with iphones so as a note of caution, if you are a parent purchasing these speakers for your own use and have teens who own iphones, either lock up the speakers or hide them when not in use. It has been an uphill battle trying to get my teens to stop connecting their music to my speakers.

Great system to have when in need of a quick music playing. Not a audiophile so i can't judge the sound. But for what i paid it was worth every penny. I can hook up my phone and start streaming my music.The only negative (not really a negative, just a quirk) is that it doesn't have 'auto-connect' feature when in range of device. Perhaps there is and I haven't found the button that allows me to.Other than that its a great device.

Connected easily by Bluetooth; also can be plugged directly into the audio port of most any device; sound is excellent for size and price. I originally was going to buy a little Bluetooth speaker because they are all the rage these days, but this cost less and has superior sound quality because you can separate the 3 speakers for true stereo.

(UPDATE) After seven months, the sub-woofer stopped working. No way to return it, or fix it. Piece of junk, don't buy. So disappointed with Creative. I remember my first mp3 player was made by Creative and thought the company made decent products. Not true anymore, I guess.Still can't figure out how they can be sold as "wireless" speakers. The wires are annoying. Yes. There are wires. AND, there is no real control for the subwoofer. I was using them for a smaller TV the other night and the bass made it impossible to hear the dialogue. Mushy. Probably worth $50 if that's what you want to spend on small speakers. Oh, and if you have too many bluetooth gadgets nearby, you'll have to turn them off. The sound cuts out. EVEN when the speakers are plugged in directly. Perhaps its user errors, but I didn't think this was a good purchase.

The three questions were (1) How different can it be between the sub $50 speakers ? (2) how bad can it be and (3) how much do you really want a combined bluetooth and aux input? The short answers are big, bad, I do.First the bluetooth capability; it is very very nice. It connect easily, it can be always on. AND I can play both bluetooth and aux in at the same time. So I can have my phone streaming music and TV sound from my connected PC going. That way you can have a seamless blend of sound source or combination without having to disconnect one or the other.The really bad news is the sound. First, the biggest disappointment is the treble or rather the lack of. The edges of cymbals are rolled off, there does not seem to be much clarity with voices and almost all of my varied music, pop, rock, jazz e.g. has their highs rolled off. Then, there is the bass. The location of my sub is on the floor in a corner so it would exaggerate the lower frequencies to some degree. But I did not expect wolly, boomy and somewhat unregulated bass. Which is not conducive to orchestrated classical music.As an ex-audiophile, I'm really not expecting much from a small tiny system situated in our kitchen/dinette area. But this system is quite a bit lacking from the last small system I bought (Logitech z3?) and the JBL Creative it replaced. And I would have returned it in a heartbeat had I not spliced the power cord.I did have a small remediation step which helped quite a bit. I left the sub as is but I swapped the one-way Creative satellite speakers with the one-way Logitech ones from my home office. Since then things have brightened up (pun intended) somewhat.

The Bluetooth works well but the built-in aux cable tends to crackle a bit. The speakers are nice and paired with the subwoofer they give you really good sound quality. The system doesn't get loud enough and at higher volumes it the sound quality gets rough and the speakers start to crackle, making me worry I'm going to blow it out one day. It's a solid product for the price for sure, but a "jbl flip" gets louder than this (sound quality aside) and doesn't sound like it's about to blow.

I ordered these speakers for my home office and absolutely love them! Not only were they delivered the NEXT day, but I had zero problems setting them up. The sound is excellent and has great bass, especially for the price! I bought some $15 speakers for my office that were terrible and these are 100x better. They can definitely get loud and rock my desk a little.

I ordered these mainly for the Bluetooth connectivity, didn't want too much wires. My stupid ass cat chewed thru my previous speaker system. Anyways, this still has wiring for the speakers, I just had to tie them down a bit. The sound is nice, but no bass control (I don't mind though, I love bumping my music with a lot of bass). Bluetooth connectivity works well on my S7 Edge. I really wanted to hook up my Roku TV via bluetooth, but need to get an additional adapter apparently (TV issue, not speaker issue) overall recommend!