While some folks may prefer a gaming headset, the best computer speakers really provide
an entirely different audio experience. They can be just as immersive as a headset, but
you don't wear PC speakers, which means your ears can breathe, which is especially handy
during hot weather. In this video, we will take a look at what
I think are the best Pc Speakers of 2021 What defines “best” may depend on your
needs. For instance, PC gamers might want something flashy and loud that heightens the
atmosphere of their favorite first-person shooter. Music lovers may require a system
that pumps out dynamic, well-balanced sound to enjoy every detail of a recording. Then
we have the work-from-home types who just need something to keep them entertained during
work hours.
Before I start listing please let me know down below in the comments, what speakers
are you currently using? or if not yet, which one are you planning to get?
We starting the list, with something that is quite unique, with space-age looks and
with the slick sound we have, the Harman Kardon SoundSticks III - Best Desing
If you have a little bit of taste for the unconventional, then the Harman Kardon Soundsticks
iii might be of interest to you. They look unlike any other kind of speakers you’ve
ever come across, and this is because of their see-through, plastic design. The speaker set
consists of 2 satellite speakers, and one 20-inch subwoofer that you’ll probably have
sitting on the floor. A white LED gives the subwoofer an ethereal
glow and the attached speaker cables are silver. Don’t damage the speaker cables, you’ll
most likely have to buy a whole new unit unless you do a little DYI repair. The design screams
modern and classical all at the same time. Unfortunately, the only ugly part is the power
supply which is hard to hide unless you keep the subwoofer below your desk.
This sound system does not stop only with the great looks: the performance is there
as well. The good thing is that they can provide high-quality clear sound and they are resistant
to distortion even if you push their limits. The bass is very impressive and it really
enriches the crisp sound from the satellites. The speakers have a limited range from 20Hz
to 44Hz, but this detail does not spoil the sound quality. There is zero added hissing
as well as very little audible static between tracks.
When you buy these speakers, you are buying the whole package, incredible design, and
brilliant sound-quality as well as built quality. Next, we have something that will light up
your world, the Logitech G560 - Best RGB The promise of the G560 is twofold: First,
it wants to be an excellent speaker, for both music and Lights (RGB)
The G560 features six high-powered RGB LEDs per speaker: four facing the rear and two
for the front. Before I get to the sound, we should discuss
the G560’s most prominent and standout feature, the RGB light arrays. With the software – the
same software you’d use to customize any other Logitech G gear – you can control
all four zones individually using Logitech’s Lightsync technology. If you want to assign
each zone a static color, you can do that, but that’s just the beginning.
Logitech has built an open software development kit (SDK) for the G560, which means developers
can utilize the kit to add contextual light effects based on in-game events. For example,
while playing Fortnite the speakers will turn from soft green to bright purple if you find
yourself lost in a storm, while your speakers will glow orange as your health dwindles in
Battlefield 1. The G560 provided rich, immersive sound, regardless
of the genre. Whether I used DTS 7.1 surround sound (with a preset gaming EQ profile) or
standard stereo, the audio broadcast the full range of everything I needed to hear: voice
work, sound effects, and music. Because the G560 supports surround sound, you can even
position your speakers a little creatively and feel like a whole game is taking place
right around your ears. If you’re desperate to bring even more RGB
to your PC gaming setup then the G560 speakers will serve you well.
Best All-Rounders we have a known name, Audioengine A2+ Plus
The Audioengine A2+ speakers are widely regarded as some of the best computer speakers that
money can buy at the moment – After hearing them myself, I've been left with no doubt
as to the quality of audio that this speaker pair can produce.
While you will get better sound out of bigger and more expensive speaker pairings, the Audioengine
A2+ can hold their own against any unit of this size and price.
Available in matte black, glossy red, or glossy white models, the A2+ Wireless consists of
two 6.0-by-4.0-by-5.3-inch speakers, equally appropriate for desktops, counters, or bookshelves.
The caveat is that unlike most of the wireless speakers I've seen.
This is a stereo pair, and still requires a connection between the two speakers for
power to go from the left unit to the right. So yes, the speakers are wireless, but there
is still some cabling to deal with. That said, the piano-like finish of the speaker enclosure
is really attractive. Each speaker houses a 0.75-inch silk dome
tweeter and a 2.75-inch aramid fiber woofer, with the left speaker weighing in at 3.5 pounds
and the right at 3.2 pounds. The system combines 60 watts of peak power and a frequency range
of 65Hz to 22kHz. The bass response is really nice, The A2+
has a bass response that is impressive for any desktop speaker, and to hear sound this
full come from a speaker this size is quite surprising.
Logitech making it on the list again, this time with the Logitech Z407 - Best Value
The Logitech Z407 is surprisingly impressive for its size and price, and it’s a smart
addition to your production setup. Available in black, the Z407 system comes
with dual 10-watt satellite speakers with roughly 2.3-inch drivers, and a 20-watt subwoofer
with a down-firing, roughly 5-inch driver. The left and right satellite speakers measure
7.9 by 3.7 by 3.3 inches , and the sub is 9.5 by 9.2 by 7.0 inches.
There are detachable stands for the satellites, and they can snap into the base so the speakers
stand upright, and tilt back at an angle to more accurately align with your ears—or
they can snap into the long end of the speaker so that the satellites rest horizontally on
a surface One of the main features of the Logitech Z407
is the wireless control dial. With a range up to 65 feet, this grey puck can control
the volume, play, pause and skip tracks, and dial in the bass level on the speakers. Press
in the dial to play/pause, double press to skip tracks, triple to go back a track, and
rotate it to adjust the volume. To change the bass level, press in the top for two seconds,
until it makes a chime sound, and then use the dial to change the bass level.
Despite their unassuming appearance, the Logitech Z407s packs plenty of power. Each satellite
delivers 10W of rich, high-quality audio, with a maximum volume output guaranteed to
earn the ire of your neighbors. The 20W subwoofer is even more impressive, pumping out booming
bass that will shake your entire house if you let it.
Music sounds fantastic on the Z407s. Vocals are crisp and clean across the board, with
solid frequency separation that ensures you can hear every instrument and sound effect
in the mix clearly, even when there's a lot going on.
Last for my fellow gamers, I have the Best Gaming Speakers, the Razer Nommo Chroma
The Razer Nommo Chroma is uniquely designed stereo speakers designed for multimedia use
and adds sweet, good audio to your setup. One of its main draws is its RGB-equipped
base and its compact yet full-range drivers built into sleek tubes.
The Razer Nommo Chroma is absolutely dripping with Razer aesthetic. The speakers themselves
have that matte black plastic finish that we’ve seen so many times on Razer’s products,
and that’s not even mentioning the RGB lighting that pulses underneath the speakers’ stands
- a fun, quirky addition that will undoubtedly be hated and loved in equal measure by the
gaming community. On the Razer Chroma base, you have two knobs,
one for volume and one for bass. When you power them on, the right base shows you the
current volume setting in green, and the left base shows you the current bass setting in
blue. When the speakers are muted, both bases shine red. The light ring is also going to
act like a volume indicator. so depending on how loud or low your volume is that will
be displayed with a little light ring. Through Razer Synapse, you can choose from
4 different light settings, breathing, spectrum cycling, static, and wave.
The Nommo Chroma have a fairly typical gamer-orientated sound, with a boosted bass response and a
slightly bumped top-end, at the expense of mid-range clarity. However, as far as such
things go, they’re considerably better than most.
There’s a clarity and sharpness to the top-end that brings a sparkle to music and articulation
to games and video. Thanks for watching! I hope you found this
video to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
you can leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can!