Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound and easy set up. Easy transition between Bluetooth and computer audio.

Pros: -Loud and bassy with the subwoofer. Sound quality is great. -Able to set different lighting modes and sound profiles in the GHub software (you'll need to download and install from their site). -Lights are bright with different profiles that can be set in the GHub software. -Option for 3.5mm and bluetooth connection (haven't had to use these options yet) -Build quality is great -Easy to set up; just plug in to power source and PC and you're set; more options can be found in the GHub software once you download it. Cons: -Sound would cut in/out at random times. This happened about 3 times since I had set it up and updated the firmware and GHbub software. -Sound would be low, even when maxed out to 100 (checked all sound settings in Windows and on the GHub app and know that it was bumping loud the other day). Workaround for me was to power off the speakers and unplug the USB cable from the PC, wait about 30 seconds to 1 minute and then plug it back in and power on (this only happened once to me so far after about a week of using it). Could have been a fluke or something with my PC after Windows update... -Sometimes the lights would go crazy and flicker at times when on the cycle profile (not sure if that's part of it?) -Price is a bit high with the known bugs, I would purchase this if/when it goes on sale and/or with any discounts and certificates you have. In conclusion, speakers are good. The bugs aren't bothersome at the moment and have been working great so far especially with the GHub software tweaks. If you're able to purchase this when it's on sale of if you have coupons or gift certs to use; it's worth it.

I picked this up to compliment my gaming PC as the monitor doesn't have speakers. Setup was easy enough. Setup everything where you want it, plug everything in the appropriate spots, cable management, and it's all set. My PC automatically detected it and setup the drivers. I'm guessing those are for the lighting effects. The sound quality is aimed at bass. It gives decent lows for a set of speakers that I use for YouTube and a couple of casual games. It reaches across the spectrum as far as frequency, but the highs aren't as crisp as they could be and the mids are a little muddy. Also, DTS:X certified? Ummmm... Sure...? Top end sound bars have issue producing the effect with 5+ drivers, let alone 2 small speakers in this unit. If I'm playing a game, it does simulate sound in other directions, but it's not like a pair of headphones. As for the RGB, it works well. It pulses and flashes with specific audio effects on select games. It's a small bit of fun when it gives a quick white flash when a strike of lightening happens on screen. Red pulses when low on health in Doom. It's a neat thing. In summary, it mostly works as advertised. It's a bit pricey for what it is, but it's also a unique experience with high end gaming.

I received these as a gift from someone and had actually ordered one and while it was still shipping I ended up getting it as a gift LOL. They are amazing and BASS LOUD! The RBG is super spectacular and design looks so cool and they sound Great! This would be a Great present to yourself or someone else! Awesome Speakers!

Waited to review these for about a month of use. The various settings within the Logitech hub makes customizing the sound quality so universal... You can change every setting with these. And in every setting they are amazing. The surround setting is weird... But even saying that, I use it.. I don't get the surround effect but I like the way it sounds.. the bass is heavy.. adjustable only with surround setting on though. The LED effects are great... I have my set up in a 3-wall inlet in my office so my LED speakers project onto the 2 side walls so it really amplifies the effect. I use the lightspeed mouse and keyboard too and they're all synced up. It's quite the experience... Overall these are awesome , with rap, dubstep, heavy metal, any video game. Movies. YouTube videos. Overall great. Highly recommend if you want to spend the salad on them.. they're pricy but worth it in my opinion.

Definitely purchased these on an impulse buy. Being that these are not the newest desk speakers on the scene I did not expect these to be as good as they are. The bass is deep and punchy and highs are clear. I was quite surprised by these all together. Coupled along with the Logitech app it offers more customizability with the RGBs and the sound profile. These were a great pickup. At this price point I don't think you'll find anything better to pump sound out while playing a game or watching a movie.

I picked this speaker system mostly because of its RGB capabilities and also because I already own several other Logitech products that I like and that use the same Logitech G Hub software. (Mouse and keyboard.) I had high hopes for these speakers, and was not disappointed. The sound quality is pretty good, though not audiophile quality, but it does have a digital eq in the G Hub software. The RGB has a cool effect, and I like that it shines backwards against the wall as well as frontwards. The screen sampling feature seemed to work pretty well as advertised, though I usually keep it as a static blue to match my custom pc build. I also like that it can use a bluetooth connection, as you can play music on them through your phone without a computer if needed. I also liked that there was no humming ground loop noise like my old speakers had that was annoying. Overall if you are looking for a decent set of computer speakers with some sweet RGB, then look no further! Just don’t expect studio monitor grade sound. Perfect for gaming and YouTube videos though.

Biggest gripe so far, it took me a few hours to get the speakers to be seen by the logitech software. Once I figured that out they Work perfectly and the lighting options are just an added bonus. I came from a razer leviathan v2 After dealing with the bricking problem for 2 years i decided to try something new. Glad I did. If you are on fence, give them a try.

The lighting system is a fun gimmick though the software seems a little slow to pickup changes. There's a setting to turn off the lights if the PC is idle but I often find the lights are still on long after my PC is asleep or off. At least there is a manual off button on the back of the right speaker but I'd certainly prefer if they would automatically turn off when the computer is shut down. But people don't buy speakers for lights but for sound and they work fine. Bass is nice and thumpy, highs are clear though volume adjustment is quite touchy. It goes from "maybe a little more" to "whoa, too much" within a few button clicks. Some tweaking in the speaker software and computer settings are necessary. Setup is nice and easy with just a few cables to plug in. They were just long enough for my desk. The speakers have a nice build and feel sufficiently solid.

Sound quality is much better than I expected. I honestly bought it for the cool factor of the RGBs but Im presently surprised by the sound quality. Connecting it to my phone using bluetooth was a breeze.

First off I'll say this, these are great speakers and if they fit your needs and price point go ahead and buy them. Nothing about the faults should be enough to deter you from buying them - but they are annoying and worth mentioning (below). Pros: - They sound great, I thought there would be a big drop off from my headphones on fps games in terms of locating people but that hasn't been the case. - They aren't headphones, this is dumb but seriously - headphones hurt my head and drive me nuts. - The screen sample lighting effect is very cool (once you get it working). - Software is easy to tune the speakers to your liking, yes the bass is too strong out of the box but it's an easy fix. - Appearance is great, I love the look of these speakers in the day time, they don't scream gamer - nice and sleek with great materials, nothing shiny here. - Works awesome for my setup on a big desk with lots of space in this room. That said, if you have a more compact setup, these may not work well for you. - Big, beautiful sub - again this could be a con for some. Cons: - We have to talk about the sticker on the sub, what the heck!? WHY would you do this Logitech!? Seriously, stop putting a sticker on the sub. Removing this massive sticker which is on the front of the sub left a horribly sticky and gross residue. These speakers should come with a free bottle of goo gone. Like I said above though, 10 minutes of elbow grease and goo gone (luckily I had a bottle) and it was all cleaned up - super annoying but not a reason not to buy the speakers. - Cables are too thick and need to be another foot or two longer for cable management. Sure the cables are quite long but I have a rather large desk and I wanted to put the sub in the corner of my room. Mission accomplished but not without some struggle. - It says it works fine with the existing Logitech software, it doesn't. Be sure to download the beta "G-HUB" software to get these working correctly for the screen sample lighting effect. Which is too bad, I actually prefer the older software, that said it works just fine now. This was actually very annoying, these speakers are new and there isn't much information on the internet about how to get this feature working. I was very close to boxing them up and taking them back to the store. - The lighting effect is cool but there is a noticeable lag. I hope they optimize this over time, it's unfortunately noticeable especially in a fast paced game. I definitely get the sense it isn't just magically throwing the colors up on the walls, it's processing through a software. - Button placement on the speakers is weird, I wish this came with a separate volume knob to sit on my desk and control everything. - Lights should just turn off when the computer is off. So yeah, it looks like the cons out weigh the pros in this review but they definitely don't. My complaints are cosmetic and don't negate the awesomeness of these speakers. I look forward to enjoying these for many years to come.

Sound Quality - 4/5 - It's not as good as if you went with like some $200 Bose speakers, but it's decent for the price. Lighting Effects - 4/5 - The lighting itself is fine. However, there is a little bit of latency between when your screen changes and when the lights on the speakers change. If you keep the speakers a solid color, this isn't a problem. But if you like to use adaptive lighting, it's a little bit noticeable. Still a super cool feature though, and once you get immersed in the game, it's really not bad. Setup/Ease of Use - 5/5 - The cables are nice and thick so it's easy to differentiate the speaker cables from the rest of whatever is plugged into your PC. They work plug-and-play, but to change the lighting you will need to install Logitech's software. This isn't a bad thing, it's expected. Adjusting colors is simple.

The sound quality is very good which is the main thing about speakers of course. The primary reason I chose these is that I needed a speaker system for my laptop that could connect via USB instead of the a headphone jack because my laptop only has USBC ports. I had used an adapter that kept introducing static. I was also hoping that cable management would be better than my old speakers. First thing I noticed is that the satellites connect to the sub using bulky old cables that look like the old serial cables. Then when I went to connect the sub to my docking station, I saw that the sub has micro USB instead of C. It was then I realized that this model is pretty ancient. So I used a USBA cable to micro USB to connect the speakers. Everything works fine and the sound is great. Build quality seems good so I will probably use these for 10 years like I did my last set.

These soeakers are very good and has lot of bass i live in apartment and shales up everything even my neighbors lol

Nice Speakers, sounded great. For my use they were a little too powerful so I returned them but for gamers they're probably perfect.

When I first got the speakers I was scared because the left one wasn't lighting up. When you get these speakers, make sure to update the firmware on the logitech website to fix this issue. For the price, I'd say these have great sound with good bass. The volume also goes very loud. This speaker system was intended for pc which I have but also works with xbox, and playstation . If you decide to use these speakers with a console it will cycle through standard rgb colors and will adapt to sound but customization is very limited if you're not on pc. My only suggestion is maybe a future feature to bring the G hub app over to xbox or make the changes save to the speaker from pc transferable to console.

This speaker blew my mind in my small gaming room, being louder than my multi part samsung sound system, it truly reverates the floor with my gaming of gun shots, and motar and artillery sound great, not pixelated or crappy. Perfect. Setup was easy out the box just updated and boom perfect sound. Love it

Before buying these speakers, I was considering a much more professional (and expensive) setup, but prior to making a purchase, the speakers I wanted were discontinued. After another several weeks of research, I hesitantly purchased these on the recommendation of a friend. I was skeptical, because these speakers were far from the solution I was looking for, and I felt like the RGB lighting (which is a neat feature that I don't need) was driving up the price. I got them home, hooked them up, and found the set up with software to be fairly simple. The pre-programmed EQs were all terrible, but Logitech makes it very simple to make your own EQ. Less than three minutes, and I have them sounding pretty good. The one flaw with them is that, with a direct connection to the PC, they seem to only support digital volume control. When you turn something down digitally, the audio is essentially compressed even further, and the more compressed your audio gets, the worse it sounds. Because of this, I found they sounded fantastic at a high volume (and they are capable of getting VERY loud), but they still sounded poor at low volumes, with some lyrics even sounding distorted. At this time, I decided to try a digital to analog converter for my audio. The cons of going this route is that you lose control of the EQ and the lighting effects. You can hook them up digitally to set your EQ and then switch them to a digital to analog converter, and they will retain the EQ that you set, so its not a total loss, but you will still not be able to control the lighting on them. Because of this, I chose to simply turn the lights off. Connecting the digital to analog converter (I'm using a focusrite scarlett) dramatically improved the sound quality at all volume levels-especially lower volumes. In fact, I dare say they are the best sounding speakers I have ever owned. I am in absolute awe, and therefore I recommend them heavily- with some conditions. If you care about the lighting gimmick, just know that you will be stuck with digital audio, and your sound quality will be negatively impacted by volume changes. If you're an audiophile on a budget like me, though, and you don't particularly care for the lighting, pair these speakers with a solid DAC or audio interface and you will be blown away just like me.

Best desktop speakers in the game! Sound quality and swag! These speakers might as well be google, they have everything I was looking for! Besides the great sound quality my favorite feature is the built in rgb lights. Audio sync feature brings another level of immersion to watching media and gaming! 10 out of 10!

The primary reason I bought these is because I have very limited space on my desk and wanted a lower profile speaker that could sit below/behind my monitor. Most computer speakers are in a more vertical orientation and looked bad or were blocked by the bottom of my monitor. This set fits just right and looks good on my desk to boot. Out of the box, the sound on these sucks. It's muddy, with mid-range being way too up front and the highs way too muted. But unlike other Logitech 2.1 systems, the 10-band equalizer makes easy work of that. Pull the mid out, push the highs and give a small boost to the mid-lows, and it sounds good. The bass is also not overpowering at all, unlike other Logitech 2.1 systems I've tried, and has a nice balance out of the box. I can see how some people would want more 'powerful' bass, but being an upper floor apartment dweller with a wife who is sensitive to bass, the more balanced bass is welcome. I can always crank it up if I really want to, but it runs the risk of getting muddy. I thought the lights with screen sampling would be gimmicky, and they are. But it's fun and I really love it. The big drawback is that the software is incapable of recognizing what's on the screen when your game is in fullscreen mode. You must play in windowed mode for it to work (this may be updated in the future but at the time of writing this review on 07/14/20 the screen sampling does not work with full screen apps). Otherwise, the lights are bright, but not overpowering, do a good enough job recreating the colors on screen (which will be different from panel to panel), and are responsive enough that the small lag isn't bothersome unless you're playing very fast paced games. While I haven't played any high demanding AAA titles with the screen sampling enabled, I haven't seen any drops in performance using it playing titles like WoW, the Batman Arkham games, Dying Light, and Jedi Fallen Order. For reference, here is my machine: Ryzen 5 3600 EVGA RTX 2070 Black 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM MSI B450 Tomahawk Max All in all, it's a good system if you aren't bothered by the pricetag. You can get far superior sound for a similar price, but the form factor was the right one for me and all in all I'm quite pleased with their overall performance. They sound good enough, look nice, and while the software has opportunities for improvement it more or less works as intended.