Logitech G560 PC Gaming Ultra Surround Sound Speakers with Game Driven RGB Lighting, UK Plug, Black

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However, considering the fact that the Logitech G560 speakers provide support for more than one concurrent device, they are indeed quite a bit higher on the functional scale than most other gaming speakers. Those who just need functional speakers probably won’t want to spend this much, while audiophiles will be let down by the G560 and opt for something better. This isn't a bug with the Logitech software, but learning from my mistake could save you a lot of trouble.

Neither PC Perspective nor any of its staff were paid or compensated in any way by Logitech for this review. DTS:X Ultra infused Halo Infinite play sessions with impressive spatial sound, and while general music sounds perfectly fine on these speakers, it’s not the best I’ve heard. The relatively short satellite speakers mean that there's a good chance they'll fit under your monitor, which is ideal for users with a multi-monitor setup where placing the speakers to the left and right of the displays would mean that they're too far apart for optimal listening.Then again, I’m also one of those people that likes having lots of RGB stuff so that it can all match. Overall, there are two large vertical boxes, one containing the subwoofer, and another with most everything else. The integrated lighting is the primary thing that distinguishes the G560 from the competition, and it's impressive — for the most part.

Enter the Logitech G560 Gaming Speakers: a full-featured, three-part set of peripherals that also provides one heck of a light show.ONE SPEAKER FOR ALL YOUR AUDIO – The versatile, easy-access G560 connects to and mixes multiple sources: USB, 3.

While the speakers require a little cable management, once they're hooked up, there's not much else you have to know. IMPORTANT: You may need to select your PC’s sound card as the default audio output device in your operating system’s sound settings.We're not set up to perform audiophile sound analysis, but then of course these are by no means audiophile-grade speakers. Once it's installed, the G560 speakers will appear (along with any other compatible Logitech products you may have) in the LGS interface. The right satellite speaker contains all the accessibility goods: Power, volume up and down, a big ‘G’ logo that controls incremental brightness of the RGB, as well as a headphone jack for easy plug-in. Choose any area on your monitor and assign it to any of the four lighting zones via Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).

G Hub software has the ability to scan your system and import games saving you the time of having to import them all manually. The USB Type-C connector features a flanged edge to keep it from taking damage by being pulled awkwardly which can happen when positioning a large subwoofer under a desk. Feel the explosive action from 240 Watts Peak (120 Watts RMS) power feeding the down-firing subwoofer and two satellite speakers with lightweight, high-strength metallic drivers.

In short, the G560's design, lighting, and choice of inputs make it a compelling option for gamers who really want to go all-out with their RGB setups. The process of selecting the screen regions for the bias lighting is easy, and the ability to select arbitrary locations is great for those with multi-monitor setups. These let you experience deep, rich sound without the need for restrictive headgear — and you can share your gaming glories with friends and loved ones. Here, it succeeds without qualification, which won't surprise anyone who's familiar with existing Logitech speakers.