Creative Inspire T10

Heres my experience of the Creative T10's. I wanted some small reletivly inexpensive pc speakers so that I could listen to radio and music from my pc in the kitchen but as I like my music I did not want them to sound rubbish. I was very reluctant to purchase a pair of speakers without actually hearing them first. But I did quite a bit of research on the web before I decided on the T10's. It seemed that a lot of the speakers on the market especially those with subwoofers were too boomy, too much bass and lacking midrange. Now being a person who likes to hear all the instruments and vocals ... more

I've had these for a while now, and they are simply brillaint. The build quality is absolutely superb and the sound quality is exceptional. They are big chunky things and with an unbeliveably heavy plug, must weight a kilogram at least - doesn't bother me but worth bearing in mind. They were so easy to set up and fiddle with, 3 seperate wires, all sockets clearly labled, an excellent headphone socket to the side makes it good for computer use. They have never let me down and I am dead pleased with them, really not bad value too when you consider how you could pay for some reasonable Bose ... more

very decent speakers for the money. no sub so they dont take up much space and are reasonably portable. uses the 'BasXport' system with almost like a sub woofer. The speakers plug in to the mains. Good clear sound, not the loudest but you dont really expect them to be. Sturdy and heavier than I expected. Volumes control and a combined switch to adjust the bass and treble. Also has a 3.5mm input which could be used for an ipod or mp3 player. Mostly used them on the PC but have hooked them up to the TV and they still sounded decent enough, much better than the normal TV stereo speakers anyway ... more