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Coming from a cheaper 2.1 solution as well as many old Logitech speakers, I am completely satisfied with the use I want them for.

The speakers are aimed at anyone who wants to invest a little more in design, has limited space, and wants to listen to music at a normal volume without disturbing. Of course, if someone is clearly interested in quality, with a little more money they can go for a different type of speakers.

Sound: Compared to other speakers, the essence is that at any volume, the bass does not bother the neighboring room with the least possible loss of sound quality. It does not distort at full volume, even in high gain mode compared to the V2.

Other: Bluetooth connection with one button, discreet, excellent build quality.

2 months after purchase it simply burned out. With completely moderate use (since it's not that cold). The switch on the side has remained on and simply does not receive power. In a wall socket permanently on its own, with surge protection. Unacceptable.

It heats up the space relatively quickly but was used at 7-10 degrees in a medium-sized room with moderate insulation. Essentially, it has no difference compared to a cheaper alternative. The thermostat has no meaning of existence since it does not read the temperature correctly and you are forced to set it at 28+ to prevent it from shutting off. The only positive thing is that it has a remote control.

Overall, I believe it's the most VFM (value for money) at 60%. Leaving a review after 1 month of use mainly for coding and gaming.

Lighting: It has plenty of options, including single-color, and is surprisingly strong for its price. Coming from a full-size motospeed, here I have over double the brightness.

Key sound: Wonderful and satisfyingly close to those of 60-80+ euros with red switches. With the price difference, I prefer it 10 times.

Construction: The plastic base that some reviews mention is quite sturdy, as are the other parts. And it has a relative weight - you don't feel it wobbling or breaking.

You can easily mod it, it's hot-swappable, and the package includes tools and some extra switches if you need to change them.

Edit: After 7 months, some keys double-trigger and the tab malfunctions. Of course, instead of buying a new keyboard, you can change the switches and everything is fine. Still VFM and correct then.

3-4 years later and it feels like I bought them yesterday (and I don't pay as much attention to them anymore). I chose them because they were the only ones that fit my head well enough to provide sufficient sound isolation, without causing headaches after 6-8 hours of gaming. The sound quality is perfectly satisfactory, although I might prefer some Razer headphones here, but we're talking about minimal difference and I prefer better isolation. They haven't shown any signs of wear and tear, not even the cushions. The only mediocre thing is the microphone, but it does its job. In summary, if you want good, comfortable sound isolation and unparalleled build quality, go here.