4 Best Gaming PC Speakers: Elevate Your Audio

Customer Review: Don’t let the strange sounding name or price point fool you….These are fantastic near field speakers that do a fantastic job as Desktop PC or Small Room Book Shelf Speakers. Solid Weighty feel due to the MDF Construction along with a clean look make them look great and have a quality feel. Highs are clear and crisp, mids are fantastic, bass will surprise you given they are 3″ drivers. If looking for more bass in your life, add a small subwoofer. Comes with 3.5mm and Usb-C Cords that are a good length for connecting to a laptop, phone, or tablet. Connectivity via Bluetooth was easy and quick. Overall, I am pleasantly surprised that all the positive reviews of this speaker pair turned out to be true. If you’re looking for a pair of small, near audiophile level speakers, at an incredible price point…stop and buy these now….you will be surprised.

Customer Review: This review is based on comparing the performance to near field 2.0 PC speakers that cost less than $75. At this price point, they are outstanding – the sound quality is a full step up from things like 2.0 Pebbles and the like. If you manage your expectations and want a good, small and affordable PC speaker system that won’t take over your desktop, this is a home run. These are too new to predict component reliability/durability but so far I’m happy with my purchase.

Customer Review: The sound is clear, with good bass considering their size perfect for listening to music or gaming on your PC. The lights add a nice vibe, they connect easily, and honestly, they are top notch. Good quality, great looking, and affordable.

Customer Review: Upon opening the box I was surprised to find that these speakers have some heft to them. I was equally surprised to find that the cables are sleeved, and have Velcro straps. I must say sleeved cables are a nice touch. The volume knob is grey/silver. It is made of plastic. An aluminum knob would have been a nice touch, but I will not nitpick over the volume knob. The speakers are somewhat sleek, and have a clean look. Turning off the RGB give them a minimalistic look. That’s a plus in my book. There is no point in comparing these to Bose, or the like. To me these are a budget friendly set of speakers with great sound. There is a two mode EQ built in. One for balanced sound, and one for bass. One can easily tell the difference between the two modes. These speakers have nice crisp highs, great mid-range, and bass. The bass of these speakers is not boomy, and I didn’t expect them to be. There is just enough bass to compliment the highs, and mids. This can be further enhanced by adjusting the EQ on the computer, or whatever device is being used. Probably the biggest plus for me as far as the sound goes is on my setup I do not get distortion at max volume. The SK600 has two different options for connection. Bluetooth, and wired. The Bluetooth connection is a really nice bonus. Between the auxiliary jack, and Bluetooth. There are many possibilities of various different things that can be connected to these speakers. This makes the speakers truly versatile. These speakers get their power via usb. There isn’t a battery to charge, or a place to put batteries. All one needs to make these speakers portable is a power bank. The RGB modes on these speakers are also a nice touch. There are three different RGB modes. Rhythm, Flow, and Breathing. The RGB can also be turned off. Rhythm beats to the music cycling colors, Flow flows from top to bottom cycling colors, and Breathing starts as a soft color. Increases in vibrancy, and becomes soft again before it cycles to another color. It really does kind of remind me of inhaling, and exhaling. To be honest though. I find the RGB to be distracting when I’m watching YouTube, tv, or playing games. I keep it turned off unless I’m listening to music. Overall I think this is a really nice set of speakers at the price point. I have been using my tv’s built in speakers for the last few years. The SK600 is a fantastic upgrade. These speakers are very well constructed, have sleeved cables, and sound great. Again, the sound can be tweaked with the devices equalizer. The sound separation is very good. Even when the speakers are sitting close together. It’s almost like 360° sound. I am very happy with the performance of the SK600. So happy in fact. I’m considering purchasing the SK100 sound bar to compliment The SK600. This set of speakers has exceeded my expectations. I look forward to trying other products made by Nylavee. Other thoughts: I would really love to see a version of the SK600 with a remote, and possibly a subwoofer. The SK600 would be 100% complete with these two things.

Customer Review: These are amazing stereo speakers for the price! They have extremely good sound quality and the balance between left and right is very good. The size is very good for a desktop setup. They also look quite cool because of the built in blue lights. I would absolutely recommend to anyone looking for speakers. The only thing that is negative is that when the audio cord is plugged in and no audio is being played, they can make a slight pulsing static noise. But that is really not an issue at all.

Customer Review: I purchased these for my Father’s MacBook Air and he absolutely loves everything about them. It’s Ease of Use, and it’s Functionality with macOS despite it not being advertised on here. As a Windows Migrant to Now Mac User from my personal experience they work flawlessly on a Mac. The audio is great for what it is, and it’s USB powered making it to where you can repurpose old USB Cell Phone chargers into, PC/Mac Speaker Power Adapters in order to power it up. Without sacrificing your USB ports on your machines. Only downsides are you can’t control the lights, and that the cables are a little weird and do take some getting used to. Yet either way I highly recommend purchasing these Stereo Speakers for MacBook users, iMac users, Mac Studio users and Mac Mini users alike, who are looking for an Audio Upgrade while being budget conscious and all without sacrificing your desk space simultaneously.

Customer Review: Let me begin with the aesthetic appeal. Despite their compact size, the speakers are beautifully finished and come in a variety of colors that please the preferences of even the most discerning customers. Every detail, from the smallest components to the overall design, has been meticulously considered to create a solid and stunning professional look. Of course, there are many other speakers available with appealing styles and colors, but many of them are either significantly more expensive or lack the exceptional sound quality of the A2+ speakers. And speaking of which, the quality of sound is where these little wonders truly shine. I tested the speakers with a diverse range of music genres, including classic, jazz, salsa, rock, and pop, and I was pleasantly surprised by their performance. I wasn’t expecting such a high level of detail, especially in the mid and high frequency sounds, which are remarkably good. While the bass may not be particularly powerful for their size, it’s not bad in any way. Regarding connectivity, the speakers offer various options to connect to your music sources without compromising their clean and elegant appearance. All the available ports are conveniently located on the back of the speakers. An USB-C port is provided; I reached out to user support to get more information about the requirements for this specific port. According to user support, the minimum practical port speed is any USB port that supports USB 2.0 Full Speed. This includes USB A 2.0 ports, USB A 3.x ports operating in backward compatible mode, USB C ports that support USB 2.0 signaling, and Thunderbolt docks that expose USB 2.0 lanes internally. Even the slowest USB ports on modern docks exceed this requirement. Here, I discovered an issue with my specific setup. The only available “free” USB ports left on my “busy” Ivanky FusionDock Max 2 dock are USB A (2.0 and higher); however, attempting to connect the speakers to any of these ports using either a USB C to USB A cable or an adaptor from USB C to USB A results in no connection. Only when using a USB C port was I able to connect the A2+ to my Mac Mini M4 Pro. The Bluetooth connection works perfectly fine. When I first turn on the speakers, they enter in “pair mode,” which simplifies the process. I didn’t notice any difference in the sound quality when using USB C or Bluetooth. I haven’t tested the RCA connection, but I would have preferred an optical port to be included instead. I find that port more useful for this type of speaker (more computer-oriented).

Customer Review: I tried to watch as many reviews and research as much as possible before making a purchase. I was in the market for a set of desktop speakers that sounded good for a small office. I went back and forth between larger speakers, Kanto YU2’s, the Audioengine A2’s, and multiple Edifier speakers including the M60’s. I decided on these because they are simple, are connected together with speaker wire rather than a proprietary cable (easier to repurpose later or replace the cable long term), and have multiple inputs (Bluetooth, RCA, line in, and USB-C) with an option for a sub later if you wanted one. After having these for a few days I can say they do sound really good for their size and will fill a small/medium sized office easily. I had a pair of Creative Pebbles before these(an older model from about 3 years ago than the current ones available) and there is a huge difference between the two. The Pebble’s looked and sounded cheap and lacked that volume “boom” to them. The A2’s fill the room with ease and look really great on the desk. I think the knocks to their sound levels and bass are a bit exaggerated from some of the reviews out there. If you’re using these as desktop speakers or for a laptop, they are more than serviceable and sound great, especially considering how small they are. They get pretty loud on their own and without cranking them to the max, I didn’t notice any drop off in quality by going louder. I think adding a sub would put these over the top for a full desktop setup, but is not required for good sound. Nobody is buying these to professionally mix or edit music, that’s not what they are for. These are regular computer desktop speakers intended for entertainment. That said, overall, I do think these are just a bit expensive. I think they are a near perfect product for their usecase, though, and you get what you pay for. Multiple inputs that are all useful, sub out, usb-c, bluetooth, and a very small footprint. I wouldn’t knock someone for going for the Edifier M60’s or something nearly $100 cheaper, but if you have the budget, I’d say these are perfect for a small/medium sized office.