Logitech G560 PC Gaming Speaker System with 7.1 DTS:X Ultra Surround Sound, Game Based LIGHTSYNC RGB, Two Speakers and Subwoofer, Bluetooth, USB, Immersive Gaming Experience - Black

Turned my computer from ick to hip! LOVE the sound!!!!! A+++++++++++ Download the app to finetune it. Made of durable materials, heavy duty, love the lighting and how the lighting can be adjusted to my spec. Perfect size for desktop. Put your woofer on the floor. Great value! No distortion. Clean sound. Even at higher volumes. Best computer speakers I have ever had. Love Logitech G560!!!!

So good! These have the same exact specs as the Razer Nomno V2 w/Subwoofer for ~60% of the price. I don’t know how good the Surround Sound is on these, I know it’s really good on the Nomno’s. The Razer Nomno’s however have a very irritating clicking at low volume. Look it up, very common problem. The Logitech H560’s do not have this problem. They are amazing. Look sleek, sound super good, highly recommend. Overall 9/10. To my knowledge perfect, but I haven’t tested the surround sound.

TL;DR- Speakers sound amazing regardless it being games, movies or music. Lighting rarely doesn't change to colors set to certain games and stay in the default settings (whatever you have them set to.) Again very rarely. Lighting is done amazingly. Audio visualizer is my personal favorite, screen sampler is just okay. Depending on the game, screen sampler can really shine, or really be a little too chaotic. Man these speakers are the truth. I've used these for about 3 months now. I held off a review until I really got to try them out. Games sound amazing on this. I recently finished the Doom 2016 with these and it was such an experience. I have it set to where every time I'd shoot the speakers would flash red on this game and it really just added more to an already awesome game with really good sound designs. From music, to movies, to games, these speakers handle everything with ease. Watching the movie Interstellar on these was something else. The sound quality was out of this world. Sometimes the they can get a little finicky. You can have different effects/colors for different games if you so chose to, but sometimes it won't switch over to that and stay whatever the default lighting you have is. Randomly happens, but not often at all. Bluetooth was quick and easy to set up for my phone if I felt like just listening to music. The lighting is so clean and well done. They have multiple options. Static color, Cycle, Breathing, Screen sampler, and audio visualizer. My personal favorite is audio visualizer. More specifically for games. I can set them to whatever colors I'd like them to be. Like Doom for example. I have it with orange and red. When it's a lighter sound, it'll be orange, but let's say an explosion happens, a much louder sound, it'll flash red instead. I pretty much use this lighting for most my games but switch them up depending on the game. Screen sampler is interesting. I think it's just okay. Screen sampler does the best job it could at mimicking what the colors on your screen are doing and attempting to visualize it with the lighting. Some games work better than others. With Screen Sampler, it really depends. For example, I was playing Call of Duty's Warzone. The scene that happens right before everybody jumps, the plane starts flashing red to signal the characters to get ready to jump. The speakers flashed red with the plane which added some immersion. If you're in an environment that's predominately one very strong color, it does a decent job and mimicking the colors. Like walking through a forest area in Red Dead Redemption 2. But if there are multiple things going on is where it shines the least. Besides that, these speakers sound amazing, and really just throws you in to the world of whatever game you're playing. I highly recommend these. These have been a HUGE step-up compared to the speakers I had before.

Note: I will be adjusting my review but I'm currently in the process of returning my first set of these speaker sets for a new one entirely. I'm HOPING I just got a defective product --FIRST SET OF SPEAKERS AND WHY I RETURNED THEM---- Pros: - Sounds quality is GREAT for listening to music and gaming and watching videos. I'm no audiophile by any means but my husband is and for what it's worth and by his standards he thought they're excellent. So don't expect that they're anything like $10k speakers but compared to my old $50 10 year old Logitech speakers I had been using since college, these are WAY better - RGB lights are REALLY bright and it syncs well with what's on your screen. I wish there was a little bit more customization options to such as a fade effect instead of cycling through just the RGB. I'm the type of person that frequently changes up the RGB color scheme often. This is not necessarily a deal breaker and I can still customize it for static mode and breathing mode from what I was able to do - As a designer, the satellite design of the speakers itself are SO sleek and very unique. The aesthetics are very important to me hence why I went with these speakers Cons: - Left speaker connector was finnicky. You have to plug it in and twist it to the sub JUST right otherwise the RGB won't work but it would produce sound. - Slight buzzing noise coming from the speakers. I feel like at this price point, they should not be doing that by any means esp. compared to my 10 year old Logitech speakers that has never failed on me - I'm having the same volume issue that others are speaking about in their reviews as well. There's a MASSIVE jump between lower to loud volume. There's not much of an in between. This is not a deal breaker for me though as I'm hoping future updates will fix this. - After setting things up the way I like it, for whatever reason every 30 minutes to 1 hour, my speakers RANDOMLY resets and then goes back to normal ( for the RGB I had set up )...however everytime it resets, the audio quality would adjust with it. Sometimes it reset and kicked back on at a different volume, or the equalizer would get messed up and make the speakers sound like the audio is coming from another room despite sitting in front of them. Even after the latest firmware update, this was still happening In less than 24 hours, I've decided to return the product and exchange it for a different set in hopes that I JUST have a defective product. At this price point, I REALLY do expect it to work perfectly and anticipate future updates that will continue to improve the speakers. But between the random resetting every hour or so, and the RGB light on the left speaker being finnicky and the occasional buzzing noise that I couldn't get fix through the software has resulted in me wanting to exchange it for a different set. If some things can be fixed via future firmware updates, I can overlook those issues....But physical issues that can't be fixed through updates is the reason for assuming I have a defective product I will adjust my review after I get the second one in...but for now...the best I can give it ---UPDATED REVIEW WITH SET 2 AND WHY I AM KEEPING THEM--- - After returning the first one, I was sent an entirely new set of speakers about a week later ( it was packaged pretty differently from when I received the first set. It was packaged a lot better this time around ) - No more left finnicky wire - No RANDOM resetting which was VERY annoying with the first set I had received and returned - There IS still a VERY VERY mild buzzing noise that occurs ONLY on certain frequencies. But the overwhelming majority of the songs sounds clear and fine. - RGB is bright and glowy and I am still in love with the overall aesthetics and design of the speakers which is my main reason for keeping it. Overall...I'm only docking 1 star from a full 5 Star review due to the slight buzzing noise at certain frequencies. For me, this is not necessarily a dealbreaker but it could be for others which I wanted anyone who is purchasing to be aware of. Given that I have gone through TWO sets of these speakers within the last few weeks, it's pretty safe to assume you can expect mild buzzing noises from your speakers.

What an excellent sound system for my desktop I love how the lights illuminate to the beat of the music

My first 24 hours with the Logitech G560 speakers have been great. I would definitely recommend these. Getting set up is super easy. Plug and play. In total, it took me about 15 minutes to get the box unpacked and everything where I wanted it. Easy peasy. The software isn't as bad as other reviews make it out to be. In my experience, it's great and works flawlessly. There is a bit of a learning curve, but if you have 20 minutes to play around with the software you'll be fine. I also own a G703 mouse and G810 keyboard so it's nice to be able to mess around with everything in one program. The speakers themselves are LOUD. The sound quality, is great too. Not amazing, but great. It's definitely an upgrade from the Logitech X-320 speakers I bought 9-10 years ago. As far as physical sizing, let me clarify on some of the other reviews. The bass is tall. Most other reviews just say large, but really they mean tall. the floor space it takes up really isn't that much, but if you're putting it under a desk or something, make sure you have the space. The side speakers are about average size for desk speakers, maybe a bit bigger. The wires to the side speakers are definitely thicker than average. The microUSB-USB cable is average and so is the power cable. The lights are really cool and work well. To get the most out of them, you NEED the logitech gaming software mentioned earlier. There are plenty of options to play around with and they're definitely bright enough to light up the corner of a room. I have 2 pieces of feedback for these speakers which can be fixed with easy software updates. I'm going to keep playing around and trying to find these settings in case they already exist. If they do, I'll update my review. 1) Allow the speakers to just pulse with the bass. My G703 mouse has the option to do that, but not the speakers. Figure that one out. 2) Allow a soft base color for the speakers to default back to in the visualizer when there's no music. If I'm using the visualizer and then there's a pause in the music, the room goes completely dark. If there was an option for default color with a brightness slider that would be perfect. I know the visualizer is more for games, etc, but I think this would be a welcome addition. Overall 9.5/10

07/03/2018-Don't waste your time. Logitech has gone off the deep end. There is nothing to see here. I hate to say it but right now these things are not worth $25. The software just keeps getting worse and Logitech can't seem to get their act together. I'm now stuck with a $200 piece of junk that I can't return, sell ,or even give away because they simply don't work as advertised and haven't for months on the promise that a fix was coming. 06/20/2018-My impressions of this speaker set are now that I am disappointed and have a serious case of buyers remorse. Logitech has yet to come up with a fix for the issues noted in this review and all over the Logitech Community Forums. If I could I would return these in favor of the Creative Katana speaker set. Logitech has commented in the forums and stated that a fix is on the way including a firmware update for the speakers. Many of us are hoping this comes sooner than later. I would like to keep them so that I can stay within the Logitech ecosystem, but I'm not holding my breath. Right now it's not worth it. The original review is below First off, let me say I own several Logitech products including the G910 Orion Spectrum keyboard, the G600 MMO Gaming Mouse, the G933 Artimus Gaming Headphones, the G13 Gameboard, and the Logitech Brio 4k Webcam and all are managed by the Logitech Gaming Software. The G560 LightSync Speakers are also managed and manipulated through the same software. 1. The software version recently released to support the speakers is buggy and has a very choppy interface. If you select the option to sync lighting across profiles the app crashes. Also, anything having to do with the app arx applets causes the software to become unstable. 2. The Screen Sampler feature is not usable in its current state. The custom lighting zones set by the user are not saved correctly. Also, the feature has a hard time scaling on high resolution displays, e.g. 4k monitors. 3. The audio visualizer works quite well. It is possible to use a different sound output device in addition to the speakers and still use the lighting features of the G560. 4. The audio quality isn't that great (at low volume; meaning the lowest volume setting for the speakers which is plenty loud but somewhat garbled. Yes, I know, it's a paradox). It is very bass heavy and has the "under a blanket" effect in its current state. The LGS doesn't offer much in the way of controlling the quality of the audio and customization of the audio experience. This was left on the table during the development of the product. Don't miss understand me, it does sound good, it's just I find it a step back from what I have already, a Creative Sound Blaster ZxR sound card outputting over optical to a pair of T4 wireless (Bluetooth) speakers which sound amazing on their own over said optical connection. 5. Speaking of, the equalizer is nothing to shake a stick at. It's mediocre at best and doesn't change the sound of the audio much as it's still bass heavy unless you drop the low frequency down to almost nothing. If you spend some time adjusting it you may find I happy compromise but the speakers do pack a heavy bassy ouch. Also, Windows 10 measures audio volume on a scale from 0-100. The speakers are plenty loud at a volume of 2. Don't expect to sit up late watching a movie or playing a game with these. You will wake the neighbors. 6. The surround sound is a bust. I just leave it off. It's like having a speaker under a blanket and then placing said speaker and blanket in a concert hall. After visiting the Support forums at Logitech. Com a Logitech representative stated that an update is in the works regarding the screen sampling and stability bugs. We are trying to get them to implement better user controls within the LGS so one can better fine tune the audio to their liking. I like the speakers. I really like the speakers. It's a cool idea but it needs more time to flesh out the issues on the software side of things.

The Logitech G560 is a powerhouse in computer audio, delivering immersive, high-quality sound that elevates any gaming, music, or movie experience. The standout feature is undoubtedly the dynamic RGB lighting that syncs with your audio. It’s not just aesthetic—these lights react to the beat, enhancing the sensory experience and making you feel like you’re part of the action. The sound quality is exceptional. The clarity in the mids and highs is complemented by the punchy, deep bass from the subwoofer. Explosions in games sound incredibly realistic, and bass-heavy music tracks have a satisfying depth that you can feel as much as you can hear. This speaker set can handle subtle details in quieter audio as well as it handles the thunderous crescendos, so it’s versatile for any type of audio content. Installation and setup are simple, and it integrates smoothly with Logitech’s G Hub software. This allows for full customization of both sound profiles and lighting effects. The ability to create custom lighting profiles to match your desktop or room ambiance is a great bonus, and it’s straightforward to save and switch between presets. The G560 offers multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, USB, and 3.5mm input, making it easy to switch between gaming and other media devices. The Bluetooth function is quick and stable, so you can easily stream music from your phone when you’re not on your computer. Overall, the Logitech G560 offers immersive sound quality, interactive lighting, and easy setup. It's a premium option that’s worth every penny for gamers and audiophiles looking for something with great performance and visual flair. Highly recommended!