Best computer speakers 2018: the best audio systems for your PC

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
There are people out there that will tell you the only way to get great sound from your PC is by picking up the best headphones
However, not everyone wants to wear headphones for extended periods
For these people, the best computer speakers are going to be a dream come true
and aesthetic, to more technical details that will really let rock the house.You need to think about several important details when buying
the best computer speakers
How do they sound Do they have good stereo or surround sound separation Do you get a headache after listening to them for just a few minutes
Are you going to be playing the best PC games, prioritizing immersion Are you going to be trying to catch up with the Marvel films in their
full Dolby glory Or are you just going to be jamming out to the new Cardi B album Whatever you plan to do, you should go out and buy the
We here on the TechRadar editorial team have created this list of the best computer speakers that we have tested or reviewed over the last
year or so
So, sit down, put on some music and enjoy.Audioengine A2+Big things come in small packagesWeight: 1.6kg left, 1.4kg right | Size: 6in x 4in
Audio Inputs: USB, RCA, 3.5mm stereo mini-jack | Outputs: RCABuilt-in digital-to-audio converterUncompressed audio through USBNo included
These aesthetically pleasing speakers are compatible with digital audio from your PCs USB port for uncompressed audio and unparalleled audio
fidelity through its built in DAC
This winning combination means these speakers feature the highest sound quality in their class with amazing clarity and thumping bass.When
Be warned though, you might need to invest in a subwoofer for really low bass, or heavy bass sound at higher volumes
Luckily, they do come with an RCA output, so connecting one is a breeze
And, for just a few more dollars, you can pick up a pair of stands for even better audio.Logitech Z623More ounce for your bounceWeight:
0.95kg left, 1kg right; 7kg subwoofer | Size: 7.7in x 4.6in x 5.0in speakers; 11.2in x 12in x 10.5in subwoofer | Drivers: 2.5-inch
front-firing, sealed drivers, 7-inch bass-reflex subwoofer | Supported Connectivity: none | Audio Inputs: 3.5mm jack, RCA | Outputs:
The Z623 may look like your average pair of speakers, but its subwoofer produces a thundering sound that can easily dialed up or down
depending on your preference
G560Weight: 1.79kg left, 1.79kg right, 5.5kg sub | Size (Satellites): 5.8 x 6.5 x 4.6 inches | Size (Sub): 15.9 x 10 x 8.1 inches | Drivers:
6.5-inch subwoofer, 2-inch tweeters | Supported Connectivity: USB, 3.5mm, Bluetooth | Audio Inputs: USB, 3.5mm stereo mini-jack | Outputs:
speakers in 2018, but never before has it combined the two so spectacularly
The first Logitech computer speakers designed for gaming, the Logitech G560 are the best computer speakers for gamers, bar none
woofer, 4-inch long-throw passive radiator | Supported Connectivity: Bluetooth | Audio Inputs: Optical, USB, Analog, Bluetooth | Outputs: :
sound of a big speaker packed in a mid-size package all thanks to its high-quality drivers
smooth high-end range so the sound is brighter but not harsh.They also offer great sound imaging for an immersive experience and an extended
base range
writing
UK and Australian readers: check out a fine alternative in the Audioengine A2+
subwoofer | Drivers: four 1-inch full range transducers | Supported Connectivity: none | Audio Inputs: 3.5mm jack | Outputs: noneFuturistic
lookTons of bass powerLimited controlsIf you stare at it long enough, the Soundsticks III might start to look like some kind of glowing
alien jellyfish
These translucent babies, designed by Harman, seem more like a set of modern art installation than a functional speaker system until you
step back and let it do its thing
headphone jack, its bass volume control is not accessible, and the LED lights cannot be turned off.This product is only available in the US
and UK at the time of this writing
| Supported Connectivity: Bluetooth | Audio Inputs: Bluetooth, 3.5mm jack | Outputs: USB port for charging, headphone jackGorgeous
designExcellent overall sound qualityA bit bass-heavySure, it can be a bit bass-heavy, but the Edifier E25 Luna Eclipse is a beautiful
The Luna, which comes in red, white and black, offers a powerful but controlled bass, fantastic balance with pronounced mids, and good
stereo separation
include touch sensitive controls and a fancy little remote
plenty of juiceWeight: 1.72kg | Size: 6.30in x 6.30in x 3.28in | Drivers: not available | Supported Connectivity: Bluetooth | Audio Inputs:
highsThese Logitech speakers are a thing of beauty with their elegantly eccentric circular design and silver accents
range, thanks to its unique, rear-facing port tubes, the bass can sometimes overpower the mids and highs, making the audio a bit muddy.That
said, it does deliver an excellent soundstage and powerful audio, which makes it great for gaming
the backlit motion sensor controls so a light touch is all it takes to connect a device and adjust the volume.Klipsch ProMedia 2.1
THXTHX-certified speakers that pack a punchWeight: 0.95kg satellite; 5kg subwoofer | Size: 8.5in x 4.2in x 5.67x satellite; 9.5in x 9.8in x
Connectivity: none | Audio Inputs: MP3 two-channel soundcard miniplug | Outputs: headphone jackTHX-certified, home theater-quality
soundStunning valueMisses some low endsThe Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speaker system promises enchanced sound for versatile use so that whether
And it does
These THX-certified speakers boast power, a wide frequency range (31 Hz to 20kHz), and a detailed audio quality with punchy bass, maximum
clarity, and great balance
speaker that doubles as a conference speakerphoneWeight: 1.18kg | Size: 7.5in in diameter | Drivers: three 2.25-inch full-range drivers |
Supported Connectivity: Bluetooth | Audio Inputs: 3.5mm jack | Outputs: USB port for charging, headphone jackDecent 360-degree soundBuilt-in
It produces a decent 360-degree sound that, while is fairly common in portable audio, is a rarity with computer speakers
USB charging port so you can charge the device, and the built-in mic so you can use it for conference calls
UK and Australian readers: check out a fine alternative in the Jabra SPEAK 510
more than what its competitors offer
The question is, does it really do that Well, they sound good for a premium pair of speakers, but there are drawbacks including thinner mid
They are useful for multimedia creation and production as well.This product is only available in the US and UK as of this writing
Australian readers: check out a fine alternative in the Logitech MX Sound