T60 2.0 Compact Hi-Fi PC Speakers, USB-C Audio, Mic, Headset Ports, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5mm AUX-in, 60W Peak Power, for Computer, Laptop, MAC

After trying several other speaker sets for my PC I bit the bullet and ordered these. Although quite pricey they are superb. They connect to the PC via USB which provides audio and allows the installed software to apply equalizer effects and other pretty cool options. If you can't use the USB connection, then you can use Bluetooth or the usual 3.5mm AUX. Although with those options you can't control the tone of the sound. The speakers look really nice next to my monitors and the cable between the two is an adequate 2m long - although I would have preferred it to be a little longer. Sadly, it appears to be a proprietary connector. I did ask Creative about an extension cable and they just said, 'We don't sell them, and the length is optimal to ensure sound quality' - sounds like a load of bull, but never mind. The speakers have a volume dial (independent from the PC volume, so you can set your PC to 100% and set the speakers to the loudest you want and then work from there), there is also a mode switch button, a surround button (that improves the sound projection), and a clear dialog button (that is supposed to clean up voices, but I haven't used that). You can also connect a microphone and headphones to the speakers and toggle them off with a button on the front. All in all, excellent speakers, that sound excellent.

These are good desktop stereo multimedia speakers with a useful range of input options and audio settings. I am using them for PC multimedia - listening to music, video audio and some light gaming all at my desk. # Sound quality I am no audiophile, but to my ear sound quality is well balanced and doesn't suffer from being excessively bassy or tinny as some multimedia speakers are. There are two built-in preset buttons, one to activate what Creative call "surround" (which seems to enhance the certain lower frequencies) and the other "clear dialog" (which enhances voices). You can switch both on at once which I have found works quite well for music with vocals. Overall, no complaints with sound quality. # Controls The speakers have three buttons on the front, plus a volume control. The buttons are power / mode selection, surround toggle (which also allows switching between the speakers and plugged-in headphones), and clear dialog toggle. The controls make sense once you learn them, but I did have to clarify a couple of things in the manual when I first set everything up. The iconography on the speakers themselves leaves something to be desired. The two multi-function buttons (power and surround toggle) rely on short and long (2 second) presses to activate their different behaviours. This mostly works, although there have been a few occasions where they have done the wrong thing due to incorrectly recognising a long press as a short press. Irritatingly the speakers do not remember their last setting when they lose power. So if like me you have to switch them off at the wall regularly you need to cycle through to the settings you want each time you use them. It's not a huge inconvenience, but it does make me wonder if the control buttons will last indefinitely given so much use. # Connectivity Three input modes are provided - USB, Bluetooth and 3.5mm jack. All seem to work well. There are also headphone and microphone jacks. Unfortunately these are at the rear so not particularly accessible if you need to plug into them regularly. As previously mentioned, you can switch between headphone and speaker output so you don't need to unplug the earphones to listen to the speakers. A range of cables are provided in the box including power, USB-C (plus adapter for older USB-3) and 3.5mm audio. The left and right speakers are connected together by another 3.5mm cable which is hard-wired into the left speaker. # Size The speakers are on the large side for desktop multimedia speakers, with a nominal footprint of approximately 9cm wide by 14cm deep by 20cm high. However, the provided cables stick out of the back so the total required depth is more like 16-18cm, depending on how much you care about bending your cables. # Conclusion These speakers provide good audio for my purposes, and I have plenty of desk space so their size is not an issue. There are a few niggles: ideally headphone and microphone jacks would be at the front, and the speakers should remember their last setup between power cycles. However, none of these problems are major concerns so overall I'm content with them.

I wanted some speakers for my office desk that could be connected via USB-C. There' aren't many on the market that use USB-C, so I went for the T60. Positives: -Good range of connections - USB-C, Aux, Microphone, Headphones, Bluetooth. -Smart design. -Decent sound for the price. -Loud max volume for their size. Negatives: -Bass is lacking, I would have preferred it to have small sub woofers within the units even if it pushed the price up. -The high gloss front is a finger print magnet. I'd have preferred a mesh grill to cover the speakers. -When connected via USB-C, it doesnt let you control the volume from your PC/Mac's native volume bar, which is annoying and unnecessary as that function can be offered on other speakers I've used. Certainly room for improvement, but a good buy for the price.

My favourite feature of these speakers is that you can hear sound coming through them without removing the earphones. You can switch between earphones/speakers by holding down the surround button for one second but you don't get sound coming from both at the same time which is just who you want it. There's also a handy earphone extension cable which means you don't have to fumble around the back to plug your earphones in. The sound coming from the speakers is of very high quality, although I recommend leaving the surround mode on all of the time otherwise they sound flatter and slightly muffled. The cable that connects the two speakers together is about 6 feet long which is nice seeing as you often get short cables with things these days. There's a slightly odd delay when you raise or lower the volume, it fades up and down over the course of one second rather than instantly changing but it's no problem. These are brilliant speakers with top-quality sound and lots of connectivity that saves you the hassle of constantly plugging/unplugging earphones.

It can be connected to laptop with USB, thus taking advantage of Sound Blaster's own DAC rather than the average DAC onboard with the laptop, and the quality of sound is distinguishingly better. Despite the lack of a woofer, the digitised base function offers a good substitute. You have a good enough speakers for games and movies, and the advantages of saving spaces on the working desk. For work, it is one of the few speakers in the market having a TRRS jack for a headset with microphone, which is necessary for online meeting. It has a button to switch between headset or speaker mode so you do not need to plug in and plug out between game and meetings. It has also a button to turn on the function for making human voice clear which is another strength of it for online meetings. It is really perfect for a workstation which is also used for entertainment.

So pleased. Ordered just before lunch and they arrived at 4pm. Took 5 minute to wire everything up. Used the provided USB-C to USB-C cable to connect laptop to speaker, audio was coming out speakers a second later, I didn't need to do anything. The sound is brilliant, very clear, very warm low controlled bass, not at all boomy. They can get desk shakingly loud which defies their size, really impressive. The speakers are larger and heavier than I expected for the price. Really useful having a slightly concaved top surface to store things on so you don't lose too much desk space. Love the fact my gaming headset plugs into the back of the speaker and there's a button to switch between speaker or headset, very useful indeed. Overall, super happy.

Overall I like the product - it does what I bought it for. However there are a few things worth noting. Bought mainly for listening to speech - so the "clear dialog" software looked a useful feature. However playing .mp3 files (rather than being used online for real-time dialog) the "clear dialog" made the sound quality worse. For my mp3's this is not an issue because the speech sound quality without the extra software is good. When I use it for background music the speakers are OK - but the sound quality perhaps reflects the speaker small size. Connectivity is good. I have the speaker plugged into PC (via USB) an old TV I use occasionally (3.5mm phono) and headphones. Haven't tried blu-tooth. Installation involved a firmware update on the speakers!. I found this a little tricky (after the firmware update the speakers did not seem to be working - but after a few minutes powered off the speakers started working OK - perhaps I was too impatient - but there was no mention of this in the instructions). Note that the power cable is not very long and plugs into the right speaker - and I couldn't see an option in the software to flip left/right speakers. (I'm assuming that what the instructions label as the right speaker is the one on my right when I'm facing the speakers). Two of the three front panel buttons are multi-purpose i.e. short press gives one function and long press gives another. I would have preferred a separate button for each function - it's too easy to get the short press function when giving a long press.

Absolute garbage. Thought this was an upgrade from my creative T40's but definitely not. The sound is ok but what really gets me is that I used to have the T40 connected to my PC and also connected to my Alexa with the Aux cable and would both work simultaneously but with the T60's this does not work. you have to physically press a button to use either one, wont work at the same time. What an absolute let down. It's also the case with Bluetooth, If for example I was on he PC and then I go sit on the couch and want to play some music via Bluetooth then this wont work either, I have to press a physical button every time I want to listen to something. Save your money and get something else.

sound quality is subpar. for the price I'm sure there are better options out there.

I did not receive the correct plug for power.

What I like: 1. Decent music quality for given the modest price. 2. Possibility to adjust some basic settings on the speaker. 3. Changing between connections (audio jack, usb and bluetooth) works well. 4. No annoying sounds when turning on and off. 5. Only a small red light when off, instead of blue of some of the competing speakers. What I don't like: 1. When connecting the speaker to the usb dock via the usb cable, the speaker turns off and on every now and then. This is weird, as the speaker is being powerd by a separate cable. There was no effective solution provided on the Creative website and through email. My solution was to attach the 3.5mm audio jack. This does not decrease the music quality. The only downside is that the app does not run with this cable, but the app's functions are not necessary anyway.

Comprei a Creative T60 acreditando que estava adquirindo um produto premium, mas a experiência de uso tem sido frustrante e decepcionante. 1. Modo Multiponto Bluetooth NÃO FUNCIONA como anunciado A caixa de som deveria permitir conexão simultânea com dois dispositivos via Bluetooth, mas isso simplesmente não acontece. Só consigo conectar um por vez, e a alternância entre dispositivos não funciona automaticamente. 2. Atualização de Firmware é um Processo RIDÍCULO Diferente de qualquer produto moderno, o firmware da T60 não pode ser atualizado diretamente pelo Creative App. O processo exige: Baixar um arquivo separado (que nem sempre aparece no site). Colocar a caixa de som em modo de atualização manualmente segurando botões enquanto conecta cabos. No Windows 11, o firmware simplesmente não está disponível. Não há app para macOS, tornando impossível atualizar pelo Mac. Isso não faz o menor sentido para um produto dessa categoria. Atualizar um firmware deveria ser um clique dentro do aplicativo, como qualquer outro dispositivo premium. 3. O App Criado para Gerenciar a T60 Só Funciona via USB Outro absurdo: o Creative App não funciona via Bluetooth. Para ajustar configurações, é obrigatório conectar a caixa via cabo USB, o que destrói completamente a praticidade do Bluetooth. 4. Suporte Inexistente para macOS A Creative simplesmente ignora os usuários de Mac. Não há Creative App para macOS, não há suporte para atualização de firmware, e nenhuma documentação deixa isso claro antes da compra. Ou seja, toda configuração de bass, balance etc não existe para usuários Mac. Conclusão: NÃO RECOMENDO. Produto incompleto e experiência decepcionante. A Creative falhou completamente na experiência do usuário. Para um produto premium, esperava: ✔ Atualizações de firmware diretas pelo aplicativo. ✔ Conexão multiponto Bluetooth funcionando de verdade. ✔ Aplicativo funcionando via Bluetooth, sem necessidade de cabo. ✔ Suporte completo para Windows 11 e macOS. Em vez disso, passei horas tentando configurar algo que deveria ser simples, e o produto não entrega o que promete. Se você precisa de uma caixa de som Bluetooth com verdadeiro suporte multiponto, não compre a Creative T60.

Good sound, good quality,.nice weight to them, easy to install & operate, good set of functions. Would recommend.