Logitech’s G560 are the company’s first set of gaming-specific speakers, with custom RGB lighting that syncs with your games to increase your immersion. When you can get the features to work, you have ...

When I hear the name Logitech, the first thing that comes to mind is quality peripherals for the computer. I purchased my first computer in 1995 and have had countless Logitech products through the ...

Logitech Spotlight posts are created in partnership with Logitech. Why limit your gaming to just the screen? Pushing vital sound and light effects right out into the room lets you play with all your ...

I had the opportunity to sit down with Logitech and take a look at their new Logitech G560 gaming speakers yesterday. From what I could glean from an online demonstration, these speakers look amazing!

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 ...

Hear every detail as game designers intended with the first gaming speaker from Logitech G. The Logitech G560 provides 240 Watts Peak/120 Watts RMS power, which delivers amazing sound for music and PC ...

In the era of esports, headsets have become the norm when it comes to audio hardware for PCs. Speakers and technology have shrunk and evolved enough that companies can simulate the effects of surround ...

Logitech's G brand today announced the launch of a new gaming speaker, the G560. While primarily designed for gaming PCs, the G560 Gaming Speaker has unique features that may also be appealing to Mac ...

Logitech has today announced its RGB venture into a more immersive desktop gaming environment. The new G560 PC Gaming Speakers are the company’s first with LIGHTSYNC technology. The software works ...

It's quite difficult to stand out from the crowd when it comes to computer accessories. Be it a mouse, keyboard, or speakers, beyond the stats they all end up looking quite similar. Logitech has found ...

For most of my recent PC gaming, I’ve been using a pair of Razer’s Nommo Chroma speakers. At $170, they sound great, put on a decent light show, and possess rear-firing bass ports that are ...