Logitech’s G560 are the company’s first set of gaming-specific speakers, with custom RGB lighting that syncs with your games to increase your immersion. When you can get the features to work, you have ...

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Logitech G's latest PC speakers aren't just focused on sounding good -- they can also create a light show around your desk. The company's new G560 speakers come equipped with four RGB LED lighting ...

For most of my recent PC gaming, I’ve been using a pair of Razer’s Nommo Chroma speakers. At $170, they sound great, put on a decent light show, and possess rear-firing bass ports that are ...

In the era of esports, headsets have become the norm when it comes to audio hardware for PCs. Speakers and technology have shrunk and evolved enough that companies can simulate the effects of surround ...

Why you should buy it: It's the best combination of audio and RGB style that gamers could hope for. Who's it for: Gamers who want excellent sound, but also prefer to complement their battle stations ...

Logitech’s G560 system could use better speakers and better software, but the RGB lighting effects are so good you might put up with the annoyances. RGB is the buzzword in peripherals these days, but ...

When Microsoft showed off its IllumiRoom concept back in 2013, I thought the technology must be right around the corner. Extending your display onto the surrounding walls using a projector—how hard ...

In the era of esports, headsets have become the norm when it comes to audio hardware for PCs. Speakers and technology have shrunk and evolved enough that companies can simulate the effects of surround ...