Logitech - G560 LIGHTSYNC 2.1 Bluetooth Gaming Speakers with Game Driven RGB Lighting (3-Piece) - Black

I love love love these speakers. I wanted a sleek, simple set of speakers with power; I got just that. I know I can never go wrong with Logitech. A remote would make a great addition.

These speakers are amazing. I have the Bose Companion 3 Series II and these Logitech G560 kill them. For $200 it’s awesome. Music sounds amazing. I would recommend these to anybody. I mostly listen to Rap music and they sound great. I have them hooked up to my iMac and I turn it up 4 clicks and they are loud enough. Buy them. Don’t think about it!!!

I bought this as a gift for my significant other for his birthday. He has a RGB for his desktop setup but was looking into speakers. I was stuck between the Razr brand and Logitech. He already has the Razr brand mouse, mousepad, & keyboard. I’m happy I decided the G560 speakers instead of the nomma chromas. These pack a lot of power. If you live in a apartment I don’t recommend these. They’re very powerful and very loud. He loves them!

Im very happy to purchase g560 i really love it good sounds ..i recomended this product...

I love music and I love gaming! I’m also a fan of those basic stereo set-ups that include two speakers and one sub. These speakers are awesome! I absolutely love them. I’ve had them for a little over a month now. I often play WoW or Battlefield and the dynamic sound you hear really puts you in the game. It’s got great lows and highs as well. One issue, you will have to turn your system volume down. The volume control is extremely sensitive. When my fiancé is home, I can’t turn it up higher than lvl 4 so I don’t disturb her. When no one else is home, they deliver intense sound!!! I’m scared to turn it past lvl 32!!! All in all, these speakers are epic. I’m coming from a Klipsch set-up. I had that set-up for almost 7 years!!! These speakers are a great upgrade/replacement and they look so sexy when matched with my PC LEDs!

First off, holy crap are these speakers loud. But not only loud, they sound great. The bass is powerful but not overwhelming. I also like that it uses USB. It has the option for 3.5mm or bluetooth but I havent tried them. Sound quality gets a 5/5. The lighting is awesome. I use the audio visualizer by default, since I listen music whenever I'm not gaming and it's amazing. Syncs to music perfectly. I use the screen sampling while playing certain games and it's insane how well It works and how fast the colors update from the screen. It just works. You have to experience it in person. You can select which games you want to screen sample in specific profiles. Which turn on automatically when you open the game(s) you selected. Certain games have their own profiles for special lighting effects. Like turning red when your health is low. Which is cool. But I dont really play any of the supported games. But I knew that before hand so I didnt care. I mainly got it for the visualizer and screen sampling, and they work great. Lights are bright without being overwhelming. And you can lower them or turn them off if youd like. Screen sampling works fine on my 3440x1440 ultrawide. Would probably be better on a desk against a flat wall as opposed to a corner like mine but they still look awesome. Picture doesnt do justice My only gripe with these is the software. Personally, I say dont upgrade the firmware to 122.2.22. The sound quality took a nosedive. Leave it at version 122.1.21. Bass became nearly non existant. Sound quality felt flat. Luckily if you do update, u can downgrade by getting the old firmware installer. That being said, I'm happy with my older firmware. Secondly, there are 2 different software sites to use. Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) and G Hub. Personally, I think G Hub was God awful for setting these up. Overly simplified and far less detailed options to configure the lighting. Creating and editing profiles felt like a chore. Everything just felt hidden in sub menus. LGS had more options it seems, although a little less intuitive. Everything was out in the open. A little messy and overwhelming at first glance, but I like being able to see everything without searching through menus and options. A mixture of the 2 would be perfect. I got the software set up to do what I want, just think it can be improved. Lastly, I wish the lighting turned off when the pc shuts down, but since they use external power from the wall, the lights stay on until you power them down. Clicking a button isnt the end of the world, but having it turn off automatically would be nice. The software has an option to turn them off after X minutes of no use but It didnt seem to turn off. Or I was being impatient. Overall, I love these speakers. Having been on the fence about buying since the released, im actually happy my other speakers died and I gave in and got these. Worth the money and they sound amazing. Lighting is amazing. Far more than a gimmick. Software and firmware issues take 1 star off. (The pic shown was not showing the screen sampling FYI)

I have really enjoyed using this system. Speakers are loud and very clear, sub is just loud enough to enjoy songs with heavy base or immerse yourself in explosions in game, yet not so loud that its distracting while playing. The lighting is probably one of the best uses of RGB. It looks great and is actually really nice when playing games as the lighting reflects the screen and adds to that immersive feel. The logitc software also is really nice for controlling all aspects and profiles of the system.

I bought these to replace my old Dell (Altec Lansing) speakers with the ginormous sub and outdated cables/plugs. Which rocked the house by way... Read several of the reviews and found these on sale at BB. I was looking for a replacement system for my outdated 5.1 system, since I was only using the fronts and sub anyway. I saw the RGB on these and decided to check em out. Set up was easy and I found the GHub to functional, but was looking for a little more control over the settings. The RGB can be set to change colors, pulse with music or sound or be static as well. I really like the RGB used as backlighting for my monitor. At first, I could tell the sound was not as robust and complex as my old speakers. It not bad by any means, I could just tell a big difference. If you are using these in an office or small room they will be more than adequate. I find the simulated surround sound was minimal at best. For gaming and music they are fine, but I was really looking to hear directional footsteps and discernable detailed sound. That is expecting a lot from 2.1 system, but I have a soundbar speaker which does a really good job of simulated surround. The Bluetooth feature is nice to connect multiple devices. Upon installing these speakers, I have a random issue where my Asus monitor blacks out in-game (CODMW) when I adjust the volume. It is only for a couple seconds but very annoying. I just started researching it and it may a Windows issue. I'm using Windows 10 Pro V1909. I am still looking further into this. With the overall decent sound and kewl RGB, barring the screen issue, I am very happy with purchase at the sale price.