Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent product, love these speakers they really pump the bass!

Honestly not impressed by any of the features. Lows are weak. Highs are muted. Color controls exist, but it’s a bit clunky in the g hub gui. And I still haven’t figured out how to color sample my second monitor. I bought them in hopes of upgrading vocal quality for meetings/chat, but I’m getting a slight touch of fish tank quality. I’m to lazy to return but pass if you are considering. Doesn’t help that the sun came with a dent…

Unfortunately I can't give this 0 stars. The speakers I received were USED. They had been sent back by someone, likely because the sub barely works. I installed G HUB and changed settings around. I had to set the subwoofer level to 75 to even hear it sitting on the floor next to me. Setting it to 100 makes little difference. Satellite speakers sound decent, however, I didn't pay full price for used speakers that only deliver 1/2 the performance.

I’ve been using the Logitech G560 speakers and they sound really good for both gaming and watching movies. The audio is clear, gets plenty loud, and the subwoofer adds nice bass without being overwhelming. The RGB lighting is a cool touch and actually adds to the setup, especially when it syncs with what’s on screen. Setup was simple and everything works smoothly. Overall, it’s a great speaker system if you want good sound quality with a clean look.

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)

These have great audio quality, they get pretty load and the rgb ono the back of the speakers is very cool. The software for customization and equalizer is easy to use and has a lot of options.

I like the speaker system. I have owned it for about a month, and right out of the box, hookup to my PS5 was easy. The speakers look smaller in the ads but still occupy very little space on a desk. They are the size of large grapefruits. The subwoofer is a nice feature, but I had to connect to a PC to find the perfect sound. The process was fairly simple. I thought the RGB lights would add to the immersion, but that has not been the case for me. You have more control of the lights when the speakers are connected to the PC. When connected to the PS5 you can only modify how bright or power off. The speaker's system, if fine-tuned, is immersive. The immersion finally led me to complete a few games that I had started but never finished. The speakers feel fairly solid and are easy on the eyes. The price was $199 when I purchased it, but I have seen them as low as $181. Volume can get loud, with no distortion. You are also able to connect a headset through the speaker with an aux cable. Bluetooth works well with cellphones and TVs, and a cool feature is that you can listen to multiple media through the speaker system simultaneously. I hope this helps your decision.

Solid speakers with a subwoofer! I've been using these speakers for the past 5 years and they still hold up well. They can be used for bluetooth or via your computer connections. The Logitech software can get finnicky at times, but it's still being updated to this day, offering numerous lightning and sound profiles towards what you need. You can also set up your own lighting and sound profile with them. I highly recommend. (They're also sturdy! They've been through 6 moves without issue.)

I was looking for a new set of PC speakers because port to my left speaker died on me. I wanted better quality and something with RGB that could sync with my games so I decided on the Logitech G560. The sound is fantastic with my games and the Logitech app gives me the ability to manage both my speakers and Logitech mouse lighting which is great. If you're looking to upgrade from run of the mill PC speakers I highly recommend these, especially if you're a gamer!

Bought these speakers as an upgrade to my old Altec 5.1 speakers. Straight out of the box, easy to set up; nothing special needed for windows 10... simple plug n play. Enough power to fill an office, although I did boost the base in my sound settings a bit. I connected wireless to my PC, but the system has the added flexibility to plug in through usb. Keep in mind that the speakers do connect to the base so it’s not 100% wireless set up. Not docking them for that in the review as I knew that going in. last but not least, while the rgb wasn’t all that important it is pretty cool. And the unit has easy controls to modify and turn completely off. Well done! Highly recommend.

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.

These speakers sound pretty good, but I imagine the entire selling point of it is the customizable RGB lighting via the G-Hub pc app, which can sometimes be a little finicky. Personally on that front I do like it however I spend so much time adjusting the lighting to match my other peripherals that it can be very distracting and a bit much for just gaming speakers. I’m no audiophile (nor do I know a whole lot about audio in general) but personally I can really feel the bass frequency(?) coming through the subwoofer that I personally have to lower it, but it’s only my personal preference. Otherwise it’s still a really good set of speakers (which I need because my excessive use of headphones physically hurt me recently).

Great speakers for PC gaming and multi media. They look great, and are super easy to set up. They are also not too large with only 3 wires to set up which makes positioning and set up nice and neat. The virtual surround works reasonably well for a 2 speaker + sub setup. The only part that isn't great out of the box is use for music, however, this can be improved by setting up a custom EQ to get the sound where you like it. Overall I'm pretty pleased with this set up for the price, as I do use these hooked up to my gaming PC.

I bought these to replace some $40 Logitech speakers I purchased years ago. I’m not an audiophile, but these speakers were a major upgrade for me. The Bluetooth is nice and you can link it your pc and phone. The rgb is a nice added touch, and actually synchronizes with the sound when I’m gaming. The cords for the speakers are very thick and are of great quality. The subwoofer is fairly large, but sits nicely under my desk. If you have the SteelSeries arctics nova pro with the game dac, you can connect the speakers with a 3.5mm cable to the aux port and to the subwoofer. I had to purchase a 3.5mm cable, as it did not come with one. This enables me to hear sound through the speakers for my Xbox series x and pc. It automatically switches between the two, as to which one I’m using. These speakers have awesome sound and I’m hearing things I haven’t heard before. I was able to price match for $156, so that pretty much did it for me.

This product is awesome, bass is satisfactory, the lighting and everything is top notch. Good purchase.

Absolutely love these things. Took a while to finally find a 2.1 setup that was aesthetically pleasing with my station setup. They're sleek, and the RBG setup is rad. They're bright, loud, and pretty customizable. A lot of reviews I read from previous years, they complained about Ghub. It seems to have all the kind worked out now. Just make sure to download all of the Logi software needed so your USB ports don't yell at you.

Yeah pretty loud and great sound quality. It can rock the room and parts of the house but its not going to shatter the car windows. Its a very good use to 240w of power. I love RGB Lighting, its pretty bright. I do wish the back lights for the wall were even brighter. They are bright enough, thats not the issue, its just kind of a why not thing. I rather turn brightness down then not have option to go crazy with it.

I found it hard to splurge on $200 speakers for a computer when I could get something similar for $80. I reviewed a number of Logitech computer speakers to these, but kept coming back to one feature: bluetooth. The G560 has LED lights and more power than its Logitech competition, but those weren't a big deal to me. In fact, they seemed a bit gimmicky. These speakers are designed for gamers and I don't game at all; not on my Mac, not on a PS4 or any other console for that matter. The Z537 has bluetooth also, and it runs $130 direct from Logitech, but it doesn't have the same power. It also doesn't have great reviews, nor can it be connected to a TV, DVD player, or other media. It's designed for computers only. I work from home and I stream music and TV from my iPad for hours a day, so I wanted bluetooth speakers that could connect to it via Bluetooth. I also wanted flexibility to connect with other devices besides my computer. The G560s offered me that. I don't hate the lights, but I could certainly do without them. They sound great, but they don't have a control knob or manual bass adjustment like the Z537s. Overall I'm happy with the G560s quality and flexibility. The downside to these speakers is the Logitech software. It leaves a bit to be desired. You can really customize these things, from the equalizer down to the lights that are on (there are 4 of them total) and what colors they are. Unfortunately, it isn't terribly intuitive. Many reviews state that the software on a PC is a bit easier to work with than a Mac, but I can't speak to that. If you're a gamer, you're into the lights, and don't mind the lack of manual controls, these are a good buy. Even with the software limitations I'm sold on them. Good quality sound and the bluetooth connectivity are definitely more important to me than the software. I'd buy them again, and I'd certainly recommend friends consider them if they're looking for new speakers.

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.