Whether you own a desktop PC or a laptop, chances are you're going to need a pair of dedicated PC speakers to experience anything resembling good sound quality outside of using headphones or a gaming ...

For laptops, MacBooks and desktop PCs, good audio can often seem like an afterthought. It’s hard to get quality sound from built-in speakers, which have to be crammed inside a hyper-thin chassis ...

One of the biggest mistakes when buying speakers is not being clear about why you want them. That can lead to you getting ...

When you’re setting up your computer system, a computer speaker can offer a balanced, rich audio quality that helps immerse you in your music, games and more. After researching, speaking with computer ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Ready to upgrade from your monitor's crumby built-in speakers to a more immersive sound system? A good set of speakers can dramatically ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Altec Lansing has been in the speaker game for a long time. One of my first ever sets of PC speakers came from Altec Lansing. Skip forward to ...

From sound quality to connectivity, the right features in PC speakers can make all the difference in how you enjoy your music, movies and games. Here we highlight five important features to look for ...

With an emphasis on cutting-edge graphics and some NVIDIA GPUs costing thousands of dollars, it's easy to forget how important sound is when assembling a gaming PC. Most motherboards have integrated ...

Which computer speaker is best? Maximizing your computer audio quality requires a proper pair of speakers. Whether you prefer wireless, wired, powered or passive speakers, you can find many options ...

At some point over the years there’s been a shift in what PC speakers look like. Many of you may remember plugging in a pair of small, often beige, units into the back of your PC (where the PCI sound ...