Pros: I am actually shocked at how well these put out sound. The subwoofer is pretty clear and the satellites sound great, too.

Cons: I don't like the "roll switch" style volume control, plus it's on the cord. How odd. Also, the speakers cones are exposed, which some might like, but I think it looks too modern for my taste.

Pros: Deep Bass,Clear sounding, very good quality, Very Good price for how they sound.

Cons: None What so ever.

Other Thoughts: Would Recommend
Would Buy Again.

Pros: costs vs quality, very decent 2.1 set for the money. very happy

Cons: replaced a rather expensive logitech z523 2.1 set that was CONSTANTLY buzzing, not one set but 2 different sets..so I gave creative a try

Other Thoughts: awesome sound for such a little speaker set, currently using it on my HTPC

Pros: Got these on sale for $30, a great buy if you need some cheap speakers

Cons: It was packaged so efficiently I didn't want to open it for a split second...

Pros: Sounded good, very clear and better then thought was capable bass from such small woofer.

Cons: Works for two weeks and then dies. Well at least mine did.

Other Thoughts: Am returning for a full refund so i can buy something else.

Pros: Small, decent sound

Cons: Controller has a velcro sticker for it, if its pulled off too many times, it no longer sticks.

Other Thoughts: not bad for 2.1 setup, nothing spectacular though.

Pros: very clear.nice smooth bass

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: i really like it.it sounds really clear and smooth. good for bedrooms.worth the 50 bucks i spent on this model

Pros: I can't find a pro..

Cons: See below..

Other Thoughts: I decided it was time to replace my Creative T3000 system after 7 years of use, they were quite beat up. I purchased these T3300's, expecting same-class performance, but NO, these are not even close to the T3000, which were the same retail price 7 years ago. I am no audiophile, but these sound downright lousy and I can't live with them. I could tell within a few seconds that these were going back. I have a hard time understanding all of these good reviews! I tried them through a Creative X-Fi Titanium and onboard Realtek ALC892, bad and bad. The build quality is also poor, very light, cheap plastic, very disposable. The shiny surface on one speakers came scuffed. Creative seems to be slipping. These speakers would make more sense at the $20 price point. If you are wanting quality sound at a budget, get some decent headphones. Headphones will always have better frequency ranges than computer speaker systems. If you spend the same amount on a quality set of headphones you will be blown away. If you want good desktop/entertainment system speakers, avoid these and spend more..