Considering that the Logitech G560 provides impressive audio at incredible volumes AND an RGB lightshow not offered by many other speakers on the market, we think it's a steal at £209.

These are by far the nicest computer speakers I've owned. They are nicely sized and are super loud. The RGB splash lights are beautiful and power full as well get bright. The option of Bluetooth is a great little bonus as well. They are great sounding nice and clean even at high volume and the subwoofer is very punchy. 10/10 would afterpay again

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

Over the past few years, gaming branded gear has been absolutely slathered with LED lighting, from computer mice to computer RAM. At this point, you'd probably struggle to find more than a couple high-end keyboards that didn't have LEDs stuffed under their keycaps.

One of the most important things while gaming is great sound. Another thing you start to find interesting is the use of RGB. Logitech has been doing RGB for quite a while in their gaming mice and keyboards and also have set up some sweet speaker systems for your PC but never mixed the two..

Logitech G560 RGB PC Gaming Speakers Switzerland-based Logitech has been producing speakers for the computer market for decades, with models ranging from budget desktop stereo speakers all the way up to multi-channel surround sound offerings designed to shake pictures off of the walls.

It seems no matter which way you turn, RGB LEDs will illuminate your path. Today we look at Logitech's latest in their G branded peripherals, the Logitech G560 2.1 Gaming Speakers, with, you guessed it, RGB lighting.

+ Beautiful RGB lighting; + Speakers look classy; + Earth shaking bass; + Generous cable lengths; + Simple; easy-to-follow instructions; + Game driven lighting; + Bluetooth and AUX 3.5mm connectivity; + Can handle multiple inputs simultaneously

Logitech G560 Gaming Speakers Review – Logitech MX SOUND has the compactness and design style that I like as a Desktop Speaker. However, with the lack of a dedicated subwoofer, it may not pack a punch as powerful as people would want it to be.

The company loaned us the G560 for review, and we spent the last few weeks using it as our primary speaker system for movies, music, and games. Does adding RGB lighting to your PC speakers make a positive contribution to your multimedia experience Or is it just a gimmick

I've been more than happy with my ageing pair of Creative speakers. They crackle whenever you change the volume, the cable has to be taped a certain way to the back to make a connection, and they have an infuriatingly large plug that never fits the right way around into the socket. But they work....