was this hard to set up? null

No. The set-up instructions are on the box itself. (If you want to see the instructions: https://www.logitech.com/assets/65953/z407-bluetooth-computer-speakers-with-subwoofer.pdf). Took me all of 10 minutes (if that) to get everything set-up and connect.

In theory, no. It takes a bit to open the control to insert batteries - instructions are totally unclear. You don't press down, you slide toward you. You are just removing the top cover. However, after batteries are in, the control is supposed to connect automatically to the speakers - that does not happen. Then, you have the option to connect to the computer but that steady colored light you're waiting for never comes.

Super easy to set up. It’s plug and listen basically. The remote connects automatically as well

Not at all....once unboxed, you're up and running in under 5 minutes.

Hello Mike79, The Logitech Z407 speakers are not difficult to set up. I have attached a link to the “getting started” guide for your reference. To setup the Z407 speakers: plug the two speakers into the subwoofer, plug in the power cable, and insert 2 AAA batteries into the wireless control dial. The Z407 speakers can connect via Bluetooth, 3.5mm cable, or micro-USB (Micro-USB cable is not included). The Wireless Control Dial controls input selection, and bass adjustment. With Bluetooth or Micro-USB connected devices, the Wireless Control Dial and can also be used to play/pause, skip or rewind. Please feel welcome to visit the Logitech support website if you need further assistance. Best regards, John at Logitech https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360055951534

thanks im lookinin into buying speakers w/ a sub woofer & tryin to see whats the best price for the right set up & whats easy to set up w/ out the hassle

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No. The set-up instructions are on the box itself. (If you want to see the instructions: https://www.logitech.com/assets/65953/z407-bluetooth-computer-speakers-with-subwoofer.pdf). Took me all of 10 minutes (if that) to get everything set-up and connect.
Answered by birdnest 4 years ago
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In theory, no. It takes a bit to open the control to insert batteries - instructions are totally unclear. You don't press down, you slide toward you. You are just removing the top cover. However, after batteries are in, the control is supposed to connect automatically to the speakers - that does not happen. Then, you have the option to connect to the computer but that steady colored light you're waiting for never comes.
Answered by Herteetee 3 years ago
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Super easy to set up. It’s plug and listen basically. The remote connects automatically as well
Answered by Lorenzomillan 4 years ago
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Not at all....once unboxed, you're up and running in under 5 minutes.
Answered by LVeezy 4 years ago
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Hello Mike79, The Logitech Z407 speakers are not difficult to set up. I have attached a link to the “getting started” guide for your reference. To setup the Z407 speakers: plug the two speakers into the subwoofer, plug in the power cable, and insert 2 AAA batteries into the wireless control dial. The Z407 speakers can connect via Bluetooth, 3.5mm cable, or micro-USB (Micro-USB cable is not included). The Wireless Control Dial controls input selection, and bass adjustment. With Bluetooth or Micro-USB connected devices, the Wireless Control Dial and can also be used to play/pause, skip or rewind. Please feel welcome to visit the Logitech support website if you need further assistance. Best regards, John at Logitech https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360055951534
Answered by Logitech 4 years ago
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thanks im lookinin into buying speakers w/ a sub woofer & tryin to see whats the best price for the right set up & whats easy to set up w/ out the hassle
Answered by mike79 4 years ago
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