Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound quality, no issues whatsoever during the length I have owned it. The satellite speakers are what drove me to buy this initially; I didn't want my desk consumed by large satellites. The size is great, and though I leave the lights off 90% of the time it's still a fun feature. Playing a spooky game? Set it to a low red. It only takes a second to swap. Also looks impressive when it matches the rest of the setup. I did not care for the screen color match, though, it was flickery and distracting. I would not recommend buying anything for that feature, it's likely a technology issue not a specific issue with this product. Even my philips hue bulbs have a lag when changing color. Easy setup, works exactly as advertised. Strong bass, though it's far from the oomphiest on the market I still have to keep it toned down to about 60% to not irritate housemates. Software works well. I do wish that the RGB could work with Corsair Icue for the sake of not having 5 programs controlling RGB, but it's a minor gripe. I love the additional button you can program atop the right speaker. By default it's set to toggle the light level between bright, medium, low, and off. Very handy feature. You can set it to nearly anything though. (want your speaker to be your control+z? Sure you can do that for some reason.)

These speakers are so awesome I wont play without using them now. The lights are perfectly synced up with my games so I feel more immersed and I can game for longer. The sound quality is great Im hearing more/different sounds on songs Ive already listened to! The base is also perfect levels for my liking, and it’s great how it can easily play from my phone as well through bluetooth. Overall exceptional buy and I would recommend to any hardcore gamer.

The Logitech G560 LIGHTSYNC 2.1 Bluetooth Gaming Speakers have completely transformed my gaming and entertainment setup. These speakers are a visual and auditory delight, offering a remarkable combination of stunning RGB lighting and powerful sound. The RGB lighting is mesmerizing, and with the Logitech G HUB software, I can personalize the lighting and EQ settings to match my gaming atmosphere perfectly. The included subwoofer produces incredible bass, enhancing the overall audio experience and adding depth to every sound. Whether I'm immersing myself in a game or enjoying a movie, these speakers truly deliver an unparalleled sensory experience.

I have really enjoyed using this system. Speakers are loud and very clear, sub is just loud enough to enjoy songs with heavy base or immerse yourself in explosions in game, yet not so loud that its distracting while playing. The lighting is probably one of the best uses of RGB. It looks great and is actually really nice when playing games as the lighting reflects the screen and adds to that immersive feel. The logitc software also is really nice for controlling all aspects and profiles of the system.

I can't believe how thunderous these speakers are. I was expecting mid-level sound; they blow your eardrums out at maximum volume. The bass is amazing, the rgbs are beautiful, and they integrated perfectly with my pc.

Was looking for a speaker setup that would work with the PC and the PS5 at the same time. This allows you to do both. I have the USB going to the PC and an aux from the Subwoofer to my monitor. So nice not having to change the cords around when switching. You will need to have the usb plugged into to use the software. With ps5 you still get the basic rgb, but can’t format it. Will let other reviews handle the sound but these do sound good imo and bass is a nice touch.

Sounds very loud and clear, no distortion... the sub sounds very good too, could use a little more bass but overall very happy with the product... and the bluetooth works perfect no issues

These speakers are amazing. I have the Bose Companion 3 Series II and these Logitech G560 kill them. For $200 it’s awesome. Music sounds amazing. I would recommend these to anybody. I mostly listen to Rap music and they sound great. I have them hooked up to my iMac and I turn it up 4 clicks and they are loud enough. Buy them. Don’t think about it!!!

Looks good and sounds way better than expected. Software updated after having them for a few months adding the ability to control the sub only which make the sound even better!! Still have a 13 band EQ for the desktop speakers too. The sub is a little bass heavy out of the box which I like because I listen to hip hop, but being able to completely control the sub to a bare minimum allows these to work with all genres now. And if you want more bass you can add some too!!

The bass is to drool over , haven’t upgraded in years and I’m so happy this was my choice. Loving it

Amazing sound , if you like bass you definitely need to buy this one

bass and customizable software make these speakers a must have

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.

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)

Very nice speakers. Sound quality is excellent. Plenty of bass and treble. Bluetooth pairing is easy and works great. Software is good and allows you to completely customize the RGB lighting as well as the EQ settings, etc.

I love these Logitech G560 speakers and definitely recommend them. They are surprisingly small but are as loud as my in wall Dolby THX speakers. The Woofer is large and the bass is deep and vibrant. Set up was extremely simple. After setting up (which is just a power cord on the woofer, 2 speaker ports, one left and one right, and a single cord to the computer) the RGB lit up and the speakers immediately synced with my gaming laptop. Once you are in the Logitech G Hub you can begin the speaker test for the best placement of all the components. In the test you will hear the usual, "right front, right center, center..." etc., then you will hear samples of games and music so you can further adjust and enjoy the surround sound. Also, in G Hub you can adjust the settings including DTS. Once you get these set up and working you'll be blown away. They are really incredible. Extremely loud and detailed. True DTS. I did not connect through Bluetooth as of yet but I look forward to playing music from my mobile devices in the future. Works flawlessly with my work/gaming system. For reference my computer has had no issues with this system and is composed of: NZXT H510 Elite > CASE - NZXT H510 Elite (Black) > CPU COOLING - NZXT Kraken Z63 with LCD display > MOTHERBOARD - ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero (Wi-Fi) > GPU(GRAPHICS) - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti - ASUS ROG STRIX > CPU - Intel Core i9-9900K 8-Core 3.6 GHz > POWER SUPPLY - NZXT C1000 Gold > RAM - G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) 3200MHz > SSD - Samsung 970 EVO Plus (1.0 TB) > HDD - Seagate Barracuda (2.0 TB) (2) > RGB - NZXT RGB Internal Lighting Kit > RGB - NZXT RGB Cable Comb > SOFTWARE - Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

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).

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.

The lighting system is a fun gimmick though the software seems a little slow to pickup changes. There's a setting to turn off the lights if the PC is idle but I often find the lights are still on long after my PC is asleep or off. At least there is a manual off button on the back of the right speaker but I'd certainly prefer if they would automatically turn off when the computer is shut down. But people don't buy speakers for lights but for sound and they work fine. Bass is nice and thumpy, highs are clear though volume adjustment is quite touchy. It goes from "maybe a little more" to "whoa, too much" within a few button clicks. Some tweaking in the speaker software and computer settings are necessary. Setup is nice and easy with just a few cables to plug in. They were just long enough for my desk. The speakers have a nice build and feel sufficiently solid.

The primary reason I bought these is because I have very limited space on my desk and wanted a lower profile speaker that could sit below/behind my monitor. Most computer speakers are in a more vertical orientation and looked bad or were blocked by the bottom of my monitor. This set fits just right and looks good on my desk to boot. Out of the box, the sound on these sucks. It's muddy, with mid-range being way too up front and the highs way too muted. But unlike other Logitech 2.1 systems, the 10-band equalizer makes easy work of that. Pull the mid out, push the highs and give a small boost to the mid-lows, and it sounds good. The bass is also not overpowering at all, unlike other Logitech 2.1 systems I've tried, and has a nice balance out of the box. I can see how some people would want more 'powerful' bass, but being an upper floor apartment dweller with a wife who is sensitive to bass, the more balanced bass is welcome. I can always crank it up if I really want to, but it runs the risk of getting muddy. I thought the lights with screen sampling would be gimmicky, and they are. But it's fun and I really love it. The big drawback is that the software is incapable of recognizing what's on the screen when your game is in fullscreen mode. You must play in windowed mode for it to work (this may be updated in the future but at the time of writing this review on 07/14/20 the screen sampling does not work with full screen apps). Otherwise, the lights are bright, but not overpowering, do a good enough job recreating the colors on screen (which will be different from panel to panel), and are responsive enough that the small lag isn't bothersome unless you're playing very fast paced games. While I haven't played any high demanding AAA titles with the screen sampling enabled, I haven't seen any drops in performance using it playing titles like WoW, the Batman Arkham games, Dying Light, and Jedi Fallen Order. For reference, here is my machine: Ryzen 5 3600 EVGA RTX 2070 Black 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM MSI B450 Tomahawk Max All in all, it's a good system if you aren't bothered by the pricetag. You can get far superior sound for a similar price, but the form factor was the right one for me and all in all I'm quite pleased with their overall performance. They sound good enough, look nice, and while the software has opportunities for improvement it more or less works as intended.