RGB is the buzzword in peripherals these days, but few have found any real use for them. It’s all well and good to have an RGB-enabled mouse or headset or keyboard, but aside from a few gimmicks like “imitating the sirens in Grand Theft Auto,” it’s still more about aesthetics than functionality.

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.

Loud; Immersive and platform-agnostic lighting effects; Subwoofer doubles as a great foot rest;

Like, really loud.; Sound quality is only decent for its price tier; Volume controls are wonky;

They sound great, and the lights are really nice. The lights on the back light up the entire wall!

Driver issue with Windows 10, also looks like the unit is a referb as it wasn't packaged correctly damage to Left speaker

Firstly I love these speakers, I love Logitech gear in general, but the only thing from making these the perfect set is the software. G Hub is truly awful, issues with syncing and cutting out the sound everytime there's a new update.

Love these speakers, quality is great. Had some initial software issues, resulting in the sub not kicking in, but was resolved by updating the firmware.

I recently purchased these a about a week ago and what can i say. these speakers are by far the best bang for your buck. On top of the 12 hour delivery these are full of amazing features. The main feature that drew me in initially was the great RGB lightsync that they have included in the speakers.

I was really excited to buy this set. I have a Corsair Ecosystem but no other company has speakers with ambient light as beautiful as these. Unfortunately, that's all about I has going for it. There was an update that fixed the OP subwoofer, so the 2.1 sound is great.

The Logitech G560 Lightsync Gaming Speakers offer a great experience added to your gaming with a range through 16.8m colours. With the synchronised colours and light patterns, it enhances almost every gaming experience for the better, offering four distinct lighting effects across various areas of...

Immersive lighting; Various connectivity options; Loud; Multiple platforms

2.1 stereo audio; Lack of independent satellite and woofer volumes; Volume ratio

Great sound quality and easy to tell directional sounds. RGB lighting is nice and kind of fun when watching film with lights off. Speakers had an extremely loud noise curve originally where 20 points was really loud. Logitech released update that made it better but reduced bass.