No gaming setup is complete without speakers that deliver incredible, booming sound. The best gaming speakers for you will depend largely on your budget, the space you have available, and your preference for overall bass and sound quality, but our favorite speakers are all fantastic in their own way.
The 240-watt speakers offer excellent audio quality without the need to take up space with a subwoofer, ensuring you'll be able to hear every rumble, musical cue, and crash of sound. Most of the audio elements can be adjusted with Logitech's sound software, so you can create a profile that's a perfect fit for your games or enable sound-enhancing modes.
Despite its size, the Razer Leviathan v2 lives up to its name in a big way with bass-heavy, immersive audio thanks to impressive virtual 7.1 surround sound powered by THX Spatial Audio. It's more suited for games with bombastic effects like shooters than the more subtle, dialogue-driven RPG experiences. It features two 2.5-inch full-range drivers and two 0.74-inch tweeters, while the separate bass unit has a downward-firing 5.25-inch subwoofer. The kit provides an optical connection as well.
Finally, the speakers come with a control hub that has a small OLED screen that allows you to control volume change settings, toggle to headset mode, and more. It’s one of the more expensive computer speaker systems we’ve seen, but the full array of surround sound technology is hard to pass up. If you don’t want to spend more than $40 on a speaker system, the Cyber Acoustics CA-3602a kit may be the ideal choice for your desktop.
The Razer kit may be a smaller speaker without a subwoofer, but it still boasts an impressive amount of power. The speakers' rear-facing bass ports offer a full, high-quality sound, allowing for deep, low-end vibrations that often occur during video gameplay. If you aren't a fan of the default bass and volume settings, you can easily adjust them as necessary and eliminate the vibrating effect.
Creative Technology is no stranger to desktop audio. The company began producing audio-related products in the 1980s, with Sound Blaster and X-Fi now common household brands. Creative introduced the GigaWorks T40 Series II in 2008, but its high quality and high performance continue to make this set one of the best desktop sound systems you can buy today.
Those are my speakers .. looks like my keyboard too .
I thought gaming speakers were headphones lol