Corsair SP2200

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 11 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

5
Average:

4
Bad:

0

8.0

User Score

Based on 384 reviews
as rated by users

Pros:

Quite loud.
Good imaging.
Wide soundstage.

Cons:

Not meant for music.
Lacklustre subwoofer.

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Last revision on September 21, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Quite loud
Good imaging
Wide soundstage
Stylish, Compact (Almost Portable)
Multiple Device Input
Reasonable Cost
Three inputs
Stylish satellites
Headphone jack on speaker

Reviewers Didn't Like

Not meant for music
Lacklustre subwoofer
Headphone out suffers from crosstalk
Overpowering Sub
Balancing Issues
Weak Satellites
Truncated high-frequency performance and hardwired cables
Volume controller
High crossover

Expert reviews and ratings

Expert Review MRP: Rs 5000After its debut in the audio segment last year, Corsair has churned out some and equally mediocre in the short span of its existence in the audio realm. Therefore, it's only apt that I received the Corsair SP2200 2.1...

By TechTree on November 02, 2011

With the ease of connectivity the SP2200 were tested on a variety of sources, from iPods, Consoles and of course a variety of media types on a PC.Without question the overriding brilliance of the SP2500, the ability to be very loud indeed without...

By Overclock3D on September 12, 2011

The Corsair SP2200 sells for Rs. 4,900, which means it’s not exactly the cheapest of 2.1 speakers you can get It’s not as impressive in terms of power as the SP2500.Not as large as the Corsair SP2500 The SP2500 is roughly twice the price of...

By Tech2 on July 22, 2011

Corsair makes solid memory, computer cases, and power supplies and with a little work could also audio devices to their portfolio. They had a right idea with the SP2200 but somewhere in planning the execution fell short. There are several things that...

By ThinkComputers on May 31, 2011

A few weeks ago we had a play with speakers. They were expensive, but they blew us away with some of the best audio we’ve ever heard from a set of PC speakers. Their feature-packed design, huge subwoofer and separate mid-range and high-end...

By Bit-tech.net on May 27, 2011

Corsair blew our minds with its first speaker-building effort: The 2.1-channel SP2500 rocked hard. Now the company is back with a scaled-down system, the SP2200. This 2.1-channel set offers smaller and fewer drivers driven by a less-powerful amp. It...

By Maximum PC on May 23, 2011

What Corsair has done is a very clever balance of the audio curve, a balance that is heavily dependant on distance. The satellites utilize painfully small drivers at 2 inches, so much of the bass and lower mid-range are all but lost when you're more...

By Techgage on May 04, 2011

Predominantly known as a manufacturer of PC memory, Corsair's out-of-the-box thinking has seen it move some of its products away from the confines of the PC chassis. The company now has an established line of premium headsets and 2.1speakers. Having...

By HEXUS.net on April 20, 2011

Very few companies can break into a new area and be successful right off the bat but consistently over the past few years Corsair have proven to be one such company. With initial experience in memory products we have seen them branch out to PSUs,...

By HardwareHeaven on March 15, 2011

If you are on a budget and looking for a set of 2.1 speakers primarily for music and movies, then we do not feel the SP2200 would be the best choice for you. We would recommend that you continue saving your money and buy a larger, more capable set,...

By HardOCP on June 03, 2011

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