Speakers Reviews

Klipsch's new ProMedia Lumina brings customizable LED backlighting to the company's iconic PC speaker lineup and redesigns both the speakers and the subwoofer.

The OXS Thunder Pro+ is a 7.1.2 soundbar with built-in RGB lighting and an (optional) satellite neck speaker.

The Japanese brand returns with attractive speakers that are overflowing with connection options.

The Fluance Ai41 Powered 5-inch Stereo Bookshelf Speakers don't break new ground, but they're an attractive, good-sounding value, with a remote that's more versatile than most.

The BlueAnt Soundblade is an under-monitor soundbar.

Drop’s super sleek BMR1 Nearfield Monitors are pretty impressive for how small they are, but they feel a little unfinished. And not just because they come without speaker grilles.

The SteelSeries Arena 3 speakers do great when it comes to pure volume, but they’re pretty pricey for a 2.0 system.

The Pebble Pro is a compact but surprisingly powerful desktop PC speaker system that sounds great and doesn’t distort (too much) at higher volumes.

The Nommo V2 Pro is a 2.1 speaker setup that works particularly well for a single-user PC battlestation (and that’s it, but isn’t that what you’re looking for)

Razer Leviathan V2 sounds great and looks spectacular, Unfortunately, it only has USB-A and Bluetooth connectivity options. Its features are also tied too closely to (sometimes) messy software.