When I hear the name Logitech, the first thing that comes to mind is quality peripherals for the computer. I purchased my first computer in 1995 and have had countless Logitech products through the years. Logitech is looking to spice up your gaming experience with the new G560 gaming speakers.

Great sound; Immersive lights; Highly customizable

May be a bit pricey for some; Steep learning curve

Logitech's G560 speakers are a beautiful idea we'd love to see improved further.

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

Logitech's G560 gaming speakers stand alone thanks to big bass and intuitive LED integration.

Powerful sound; Highly customizable EQ; DTS: X virtual surround sound; Integration with other Logitech G sync gear; Tons of cool lighting options

Short list of supported light-sync titles currently; Software can be confusing

The Logitech G560's lighting ambitions sometimes outstrip their performance. I wish you could disable the subwoofer and have finer control over the volume at low levels. Beyond that, though, the G560 is an impressive first crack at a dedicated gaming speaker.

Excellent sound; Ambitious lighting options; Robust software; Bluetooth connectivity

No way to disable subwoofer; Screen sampling can be overly aggressive

The RGB craze has officially taken the PC gaming community by storm, and Logitech's latest creation is better proof than most. These are the Logitech G560 Gaming Speakers, and for 200 bucks or quid they'll bring some serious hues to your gaming PC pod.

Excellent audio performance; Flashy and luxury light display; Bluetooth support

Not enough directly supported games; Needs more nuance in Screen Sampler; Only works with games in borderless window

Every manufacturer wants to get behind RGB lightning. Logitech is among one of the last to enter the game – pun intended. It follows Creative and Razer to be yet another big name-manufacturer to offer built-in customisable and colourful lighting.

Reactive RGB lighting; Good connectivity options; Lots of bass

Expensive; Excessive for quiet environments; Dipped mids

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.

Really good sound and good looking speakers I'm really happy with them. Would have been 5 stars, but.... Pros. 1.Great sound quality. 2.Great looking. 3.LED lights really good. Cons. 1.Poor software, speakers are extremely loud out the box if you use the usb to connect them to you PC.

First impressions of the speaker set was that they a quite large and so may not be suited for smaller desks. The speakers are plug n play, supporting USB, 3.5mm and Bluetooth, connecting to my PC and Alexa was easy and worked perfect producing clear audio at all volumes with deep basses and no...