Most gamers would love to hear the sound of every character of the game that they play - the noise of the bombings, the buzzing sound of the fighter jets and more. Good quality speakers would make the gaming experience even more engaging.
PC Gamer has spent a vast amount of time testing tons of speakers that would be worth the price. Some of these are not too pricey, yet gives the best sound.
Creative A250 2.1 costs only $24.99 in Amazon. It sounds great despite of its compact size. The A250 has total power output of 9 watts and its subwoofer provides clearer lows although it lacks bass adjustment to go with the volume knob that sits on the right speaker. This is recommended for students on the go since it's the most portable 2.1 system that will fit in small spaces.
The Harman Kardon SoundSticks Wireless costs $149.95 in Amazon that excels in audio clarity with little to no distortion even when it's on high volume. The SoundSticks has Bluetooth connectivity with four full-range drivers on each satellite that makes great quality sound even on its lower volume. The angles of the SoundSticks satellites can be adjusted to optimize the sound direction.
In Amazon, the Klipsch R-15PM Powered Monitors costs $499 with up to five input options including Bluetooth, USB, 3.5mm AUX, digital optical and analog RCA / phono. Its small remote allows plugging in multiple sources at once and switching them on the fly. An external DAC is not needed since it has a built-in amplifier.
There are tons of good quality speakers out there that are worth the label. Creative has these speakers for gamers on a budget as well as for those who have deep pockets. Inspire T12 and T30 / T50 Wireless 2.0 speakers are one of them.
Logitech Z313 2.1 speaker system is also a solid choice for gaming while Cyber Acoustics CA-3602 is one of the loudest low end speakers. The Klipsch Promedia 2.1 Wireless is also a great choice for mid-range speakers.
