Logitech G560 Lightsync Guide: Desktop Speakers With Real Low-End
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Desktop speakers with real low-end — a set gaming audio reviews recommend for this specific use case: immersive, game-reactive sound at your desk rather than headset isolation.
A 2.1 RGB PC gaming speaker system — two desk satellites plus a floor-standing subwoofer — built around Logitech's LIGHTSYNC platform, which syncs lighting to in-game events and on-screen content rather than just running passive ambient patterns.
Specs
- Power: 120W RMS total (240W peak); satellites 30W RMS each, subwoofer 60W RMS
- Frequency response: 40Hz–18kHz
- Connectivity: USB, 3.5mm, Bluetooth 4.1 (25m line-of-sight range)
- Driver sizes: 2.5" satellites, 6.5" subwoofer
- RGB zones: Six high-powered LEDs per speaker (four rear-facing, two front-facing), with hardware and software lighting control modes
- Total weight: Roughly 16 lbs
Why it's the pick
Tom's Guide's review, an Editor's Choice, praised the audio quality unambiguously.
Where it falls short
Trusted Reviews found the out-of-box tuning noticeably bass-heavy, requiring software EQ work to balance for non-gaming use. TechRadar flagged the lighting software as needing more refinement for the price, alongside a real compatibility limitation. Tom's Guide also noted there's no way to disable the subwoofer.
Who it's for
Gamers who want an immersive, game-reactive lighting and audio setup at their desk without wearing a headset — best suited to gaming and movies more than critical music listening. Pair it in this loadout with the LG UltraGear OLED 27" for a matched audio-visual battlestation.