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Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 24 reviews of Corsair SP2500 from international magazines and websites.
Conclusion: The average review rating is 8.5/10. Comparing these reviews to 62937 other Computer Speakers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 94/100 (or 9.4 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.
8 out of 10
Summary: What excess! A remote with a colour LCD that you update via USB. You can chose the language, volume settings and the entries as well as regulate several more or less beneficial sound processing features, one of which involves various mood settings....
Conclusion: Unleash those Watts! The SP2500 has enough oomph to wake the neighbours and even perhaps the whole street, at the same time as offering high quality sound. Good work!
Pro : Good sound reproduction ; Excellent subwoofer, deep, well defined bass ; Mid-range is more present that on most kits ; Good connectivity
Cons : USB connection underexploited (no DAC, only for updates) ; Satellite speaker cables too short ; Low mid-range is weak ; Old fashioned look
8 out of 10
Summary: The desktop speaker market has been somewhat ignored over the last couple of years. The exciting days of large, powerful speakers specifically designed for the desktop PCs have long gone. Corsair's new SP2500 are a 2.1 speaker set designed specifically...
Conclusion: Corsair is selling the SP2500 for Rs. 12,200, which is a lot more than some of the popular 2.1 speakers such as the legendary Altec Lansing MX5021 for example. The MX5021 is hard to find these days, but with vey few good options in the market, this is...
10 out of 10
Summary: Corsair may be better known for making computer components, but the company is hoping to claim a piece of the speaker market with the SP2500 2.1 set. Headsets that appeal to gamers are fairly commonplace, but this is the first time we've seen a set of...
Conclusion: We're not sure they're ideal for gamers, but we are sure that they produce excellent, high-quality audio.
9 out of 10
Summary: There is absolutely nothing subtle about Corsair's SP2500 Gaming Audio Speakers: This monstrous 2.1-channel system could start a riot. After just a few minutes listening to Les Claypool shred his stand-up acoustic bass on the Primus classic “Mr....
Conclusion: We still prefer B&W’s MM-1 or the combination of Audioengine's N22 amp and P4 speakers for critical listening, but each of those systems cost twice as much as the P2500, and neither will fill as large a room