Corsair SP2500

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...

My experience with the SP2500 was amazing. High’s, mid's and low's were all equally impressive. My only complaint from a gamers perspective was the lack of a 5.1 option for better directionality, but even for a 2.1 system in-game...

The Corsair SP2500 is priced at Rs. 12,500 plus taxes. For that price you get a very powerful speaker system that also comes with a lot of bells and whistles, but more importantly sounds good. Still, to be honest, what we heard was nowhere near as...

Corsair's SP2500 speaker set is aimed squarely at the top end of the market, not just because of its lofty £200 price, but also because of its size and list of specifications. It has an enormous subwoofer with a driver that's located in a...

It will come as no surprise that I absolutely love these.Certainly speakers for your home PC have come a long way from those tinny beige things that we pretty much were all forced to have if we wanted to hear more than a beep.So far have we come that...

One of the finest sound cards on the...

So, after using these speakers for a lot longer than I should have, the question remains of how do they perform. As a personal preference, I'm a major user of headphones, but still enjoy a great set of speakers to deafen the neighbors at the...

This was a fun system to listen to - it actually delivers significant bass, and we didn't notice any audible distortion, even when cranking it up to full volume. Coincidentally, we would say that this system plays loud - very loud for a PC or gaming speaker system.