Creative Inspire T10 Speaker Set

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Product Features:

• Magnetically shielded
• Tone and volume control
• BasXPort
• 80Hz ~ 20kHz Frequency Response
• 5 Watts RMS per Speaker

Customer Reviews:

• 
  2008-08-27
  By David Archibald, UK
  These speakers are fine for the price and I've always had a high regard for Creative products and considered it worth paying a bit more for reliability and build quality. However, my disappointment with these speakers is not to do with their audio performance but, as a powered product designed to work with a computer, they have included a power adapter that is so wide it prevents adjoining sockets being used. With most PCs having monitors, external drives, printers and scanners hanging off them this becomes a serious and frustrating issue. I have a 6-way power extension and the Creative PSU takes up two sockets, even at the end slot. It would take-up three in the middle. How did their design team miss this??? So, 3 Stars for stupidity.
  
  
• 
  2008-09-03
  By David Orton, UK, Manchester
  For the price these speakers are amazing quality, easy to set up, easy to use and adjust. No problems what so ever.
  
  An amazing product.
  
  
• 
  2008-09-14
  By D. M. Bell,
  Wasn't convinced at first but after a few hours play and placed in the right spot they sound great. Very pleased.
  
  
• 
  2008-09-19
  By GeeJayBee, Cardiff
  Despite the low price these have a look and feel of decent quality. Not the typical PC speaker. Ok we're not talking HI-FI, but be realistic. At this price there is little to complain about. There is plenty of power and the sound quality is very good. I am using them with a dell d630 laptop with the onboard soundcard and they do a great job of MP3s and internet radio. If you have a better soundcard or if you have your music in lossless format I would imagine they would be even better. For games, dvd, and PC stored digital music I would say these would be hard to beat at the price.
  You can also plug an MP3 device directly into them so that makes them pretty flexible too.
  
  
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  2008-10-03
  By D. Lindsay,
  I took a while before I wrote this, because for me, long term product quality is important.
  
  3 months after purchase the volume control is crackling. These problems are progressive and I'm sure given another 3 months the speakers will be unuseable. I guess I'll soon find out what creative's returns policy is like.