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Logitech G560 LIGHTSYNC PC Gaming Speakers
The speaker set for a gaming desk where lighting matters as much as bass.
- Setuplify score
- Setuplify score: 7.4/10
- Value score
- Value score: 7.0/10
- Best for
- RGB gaming setups with room for a subwoofer
Price
$249.99at Logitech StoreIn stock
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What we like
- Real subwoofer bass for games and films
- Four RGB zones that sync with the screen
- USB, 3.5 mm and Bluetooth with Easy-Switch
- DTS:X Ultra over USB
What to know
- Large 5.5 kg subwoofer
- Lighting and DTS:X need USB and G HUB
- Less precise than a good bookshelf pair for music
Specifications
| Power (RMS) | 120 W |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Inputs | USB, 3.5mm AUX, Bluetooth 4.1 |
About the Logitech G560 LIGHTSYNC PC Gaming Speakers
The G560 pairs two satellites with a down-firing subwoofer for 120 W RMS (240 W peak). It is built for games and films more than for critical listening: the sub gives explosions real weight, and DTS:X Ultra surround is available over USB on Windows. The light is the other half of the product, with four LIGHTSYNC RGB zones (front and rear on each satellite) that can follow the colours on your screen, react to music or run game effects.
It takes USB, a 3.5 mm input and Bluetooth 4.1, and Easy-Switch flips between up to four connected devices. LIGHTSYNC and DTS:X need the USB connection and G HUB, and DTS:X is not supported on macOS. Plan for space: the subwoofer is 404 mm tall and weighs 5.5 kg.
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