Creative ZiiSound T6 2.1 Wireless Speaker System

I made the mistake of ordering the Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 and quickly returned them. I bought this system and am EXTRAORDINARILY PLEASED! They come nicely package and are easy to set up-- no instructions needed. I've been a fan of Cambridge Soundworks for many years and that's who these are made by. Super crystal clear, nice mid's and plenty of bass. The round control knob is convenient and smooth as butter-- I can't stop playing with it. As far as video is concerned, I played an action clip from Avatar-- aircraft flying, trees crashing, creatures running through a forest and I was floored at the quality of the surround sound. I didn't buy them for this purpose but what a nice bonus! The subwoofer is a nice/modest size and puts out wonderful bass that is adjustable with a convenient know on the actual box. If you appreciate GOOD, CLEAR, QUALITY sound, then this is for you. One more note... I compared these carefully to the Bose Companion 5 speakers at about the same price and these FAR OUTPERFORM THEM!!!

I bought these speakers to get away from the completely worthless internal speaker(s?) in my home PC LED monitor. The only requirement was that the speakers have some sort of digital connection option, because I hate the buzz of an analog cable. When nothing is playing I don't want to hear ANYTHING from my speakers.I started out using the Creative ZiiSound T6 with the included Bluetooth USB dongle. It worked well, but I noticed a slight delay between picture and audio when watching video. If like me you're someone who notices when lip movements don't quite match voices, hand claps/percussion aren't simultaneous with their impacts, etc. (and you watch movies), you'll sadly find the Bluetooth connection option unusable. (Just listening to music/radio/podcasts, of course, is no problem.) I know some people don't seem to notice the separation, but I always do.However, switching to the included USB cable fixed the issue, and is the only way to use the pseudo 5.1 surround sound emulation anyway.Not being an audiophile, all I can tell you about the sound quality is that these speakers sound great, are loud as hell, and if you like bass they're ideal. (Because as others have mentioned, the bass levels are a little high even when the subwoofer is turned down as far as it can go.)I'm primarily writing this review to warn away anyone looking to buy these speakers for the wireless Bluetooth option. I'm happy with my purchase because the set sounds great, but the Bluetooth connection option just doesn't cut it.

Dont buy this Zii T6 item.It disappoints me totally. (Inspire s2 wireless bluetooth is 100 times better in sound quality.)Especially sub woofer quality is too bad. No deep tight bass. No "Kick" in bass. (Prototype S2 bluetooth wireless delivers excellent woofer quality. You can dance when you play Josh music. Award winning product. Much Cheaper than Zii T6.)I returned the product 3rd day.Strong recommendation: dont waste 400$ on Zii T6 and dont disappoint. If you want to enjoy wireless music Just stick on to S2 bluetooth wireless speakers.It gives "Maza" in Music.

sound is ok, but I have to complain about the control knob. its plastic surface became sticky after around one year or so... and there's no way to reverse the process and make it smooth again. every time you want to turn it, be prepared to get your fingers sticky as well!

I installed these on a new king sized canopy bed and they work GREAT! My friend has the Bose system and the highs on the Bose is a little crisper but the mids and lows are more well defined on the Zii's. It came with the iPhone wireless connector and that sounds great. I never use the remote that came with them or the hand control wheel. I just plug this into my iPhone or iPad - listen to music or watch videos. There is a slight delay in the audio for the videos - I mean super super slight. The bass is as heavy as you want it to be. Real nice setup for the money. Also - you can extend the speaker length by just getting a male / female RCA cord. I added 12 feet and they sound the exact same.

this is the best speaker for overall rating although it is not as good sound quality as bose.but it has a lot of features that bose and JBL does not have .it has both remote control and wire control .it has all kind of port to connect and also wireless connection.the only thing is it has weak bass compare with JBL and bose .but overall features are far better than bose and JBL .i recommand this creative speaker if u wish to have all kind of features that make a product convenient and creative.i would say the best speaker on the earth

The 1 star reviewers seems to be in need of an audiologist and a subscription to Mechanics Illustrated. Who whines about plugging in a USB, RCA, 3.5 mini, or power cord. Perhaps an English man servant is needed.I bought my set used for under 3 bills. I returned the 2 other brand names after comparing all 3 over a 2 day period. Both other sets were 3.5 bills. Creative was the clear winner. I've had no problems with operation of either Bluetooth or 3.5 mini. The Creatives sound bigger and are physically smaller. Subwoofers especially consume lots of current, how can anyone expect speakers to work with out a AC power source? hence a wire. Hard wiring speakers always sound better than wireless. How can anyone expect the nuances of musical transients, dynamics and the ambiance of the room, hall , theater to be reproduced honestly with wireless. Maybe in 25 or 30 years from now.This is the second pair of Creative speakers I own. The first pr. are highly portable and I love the way they sound, for their size. They're not wireless, they have one of those damn USB cables that I can never figure out which side is up.Sound can be a very personally objective choice. No 2 people, in the world, hear exactly the same way.Update: after about 3 weeks these speakers sound even better. Bigger sound stage and more depth. The bass has evened out as well and is nice and deep, love them.