Logitech G560 PC Gaming Ultra Surround Sound Speakers with Game Driven RGB Lighting, UK Plug, Black

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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. It’s like the curve of the bass volume hasn’t been properly matched to the overall volume curve, creating a dissonant. And then on the back of each speaker there are much larger lights designed to illuminate the wall behind them, assuming you have your desk in front of a wall. Obviously none of this is essential, and it has the potential to cause issues when audio starts to overlap that you didn't anticipate, but as long as you're willing to independently control your sources it might come in handy. The G560 is right in my line of sight, and the screen sampler is intelligent enough that it’s contributed to really eerie moments in Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Destiny 2, and a few other games this year with intense and purposeful lighting.

Some tweaks really need to be made before you get to properly enjoy them thanks to the bass being massively overpowering on the default settings and the rest of the preset profiles just being okay. The satellite speakers, however, do boast some nice RGB lighting and an interesting off-kilter design that projects the colors up and around stylized inward diffusers. e., police lights) when your character attains a wanted level in Grand Theft Auto V, or glowing orange when you take damage in Battlefield 1.This projected section would look worse than the actual TV picture, rendered at lower quality to keep the frame rate impact minimal. With all the components hooked together, and the speakers connected to the PC, we applied power and were presented with instant RGB lighting taking the shade of Logitech Blue! The lights are pretty and innocuous, but they can also be distracting, due to some issues with the software and some aggressive lighting defaults. The USB Type-C connector features a flanged edge to keep it from taking damage by being pulled awkwardly which can happen when positioning a large subwoofer under a desk.

Even hitting the button can be something of a problem; the volume-up and brightness buttons are right next to each other, so you can imagine how many times I got those two mixed up. Turning in more detail to the RGB lighting settings, there are five options from which to choose: fixed color, color cycle, breathing effect, audio visualizer, and screen sampler. I bought a Logitech G560 sound system a few months ago for my PC desktop and I've been happy with it so far. Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. As anyone who's ever owned a subwoofer can attest, bass vibrations can be more noticeable and distracting than even moderately loud music, particularly late at night.maybe I’m wierd, but I don’t like to have everything looking like a bright rainbow flashing neon sign. Overall Screen Sampler works quite well, however I did notice that there is a slight maybe 500ms delay between the monitor’s image changing and the speakers updating the color profile. Some mention that Bluetooth for TV both have amazing sound quality, while others say that the sound isn't really behind them. This design allows the speaker stand firmly on your desk but also contains a row of RGB lights that reflect off the inner surface of the arc.