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logitech has a speaker set up for almost every budget out there but the g5 60s are logitech's first official gaming speakers set up with a very different approach to RGB lighting now I don't have too much time these days for gaming but I can't appreciate the g5 60 for their sound quality and RGB goodness so let's see how they stack up the Logitech G 560 light sync PC gaming speakers currently retails for 200 bucks that's $50 more than the Dyson hair dryer looking razor normal chroma which i've personally been using in my setup for the last few months they sound surprisingly good and they're very compact which I really like and the g5 60 cost less than half of the still yet to be released razors normal Pro if you're gonna pick the Logitech G 560 up I'll have a link at the description below and if you use the link it really helps out to channel check them out cuz you never know when these speakers might go on sale the g5 6c is a two point one speakers setup that comes included with two satellite speakers and a downward firing subwoofer the subwoofer also acts as a central hub and you plug it into a computer via a USB port now you can use an ox Jack but the g5 60 doesn't come included with a 3.5 millimeter audio cable so you're gonna have to use your own the satellite speakers are both rockin 2.5 inch diameter drivers and the sub has a 6.5 inch diameter driver regarding build quality I'm not too worried about the woofer tearing but the center does feel like stiff cardboard but the satellite speakers themselves feel much more rugged than the Razer Naga chroma when it comes to the g5 60s RGB lighting setup each speaker has two sets of LEDs that can display colors independent from one another there your front ones that face you and then there are the real ones that act more like a floodlight and in order to get the most out of the g5 60s your gaming setup should be up against a not too cluttered wall and you might have to play around with where you place the speakers for optimal results if the speakers were too far away from the wall or if they just don't have a surface to shine off of then these speakers aren't good to look as epic as they could through logitech gaming software and it's pretty good you can cycle through a few different lighting modes you can turn certain LEDs on or off and you can change the color of these speakers to whatever you like if you play one of the support games and unfortunately the is kind of short then you can use light sink and experience game tripping lighting effects but personally since I mainly use these speakers for listening to music I like using the audio visualizer setting to get the lights to flash to be there with music kind of like my new Sony XP 41 but on a larger scale on top of the right speaker there's a volume rocker and a G key out of the box this G key is going to cycle through the RGB Lighting's brightness but through Logitech software you can remap this blind to do whatever you want partially I'm in a super-psycho through some of my equalizer presets and on the back of the speaker there's a headphone jack your power button and a Bluetooth button the g5 60 is rocking with just for that one so you can pair your phone with them and play your music through there when you're playing music through your computer the g56 he gets unnecessarily loud personally the max volume II I can go up to is 75% volume anything louder than that then the speakers become unbearable but when playing music through your phone I feel the g5 60 doesn't get loud enough when set to max volume obviously through this video you're now going to be able to feel the wall shaking and chest-thumping bass the subwoofer on the g5 60 gives off if you're playing a game you're gonna feel those gunshots and explosions and if you live in an apartment and your neighbors are gonna feel them too but if you're gonna listen to music with these speakers then the bass can get overwhelming the satellite speakers have very good mids and highs but the subwoofer just overpowers all of that straight out of the box what if you go into lines of circuits gaming software you can easily adjust the g56 ccq settings and after lowering the base and pushing the mids and highs forward the g5 60 sounds remarkably good there's really no attending at how our volumes and the g5 60 does a really good job of preventing any sound distortion something that was very prevalent on the Logitech z6 23 even though if you the Logitech G 560 is a pretty good buy for both gamers and just people like me who like RGB stuff you do have to be ready to live with the g5 60 the satellite speakers themselves and subwoofer take up a good amount of space I had to rearrange my whole dust to cram the g5 60 in and I still had to put the subwoofer between my feet if you're planning on getting the g5 60 just make sure you have the room for it your setup also has to be just right for you to get the most out of these speakers and in order to get the most out of your speakers you also have to play one of the lights things to put in games but hopefully that list will grow the g5 60 is a much cheaper alternative than paying for the Razer Nomo chroma gaining a few Phillips hue lightstrip sand bulbs and getting them all to work through synapse 3 it's not as good or as flexible but it is a cheaper alternative for people who want their games to expand beyond their screens for not that much money if you made it this far I guess you enjoyed the video so hit that like button and get subscribed it helps out more than you realize support the channel by clicking on the links down below and I'll catch you next time