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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 ...

These Phission speakers are plasticky, have plasticky cables, and sound plasticky. But the fact is that they don’t suck. Music and speech sound clear, but slightly tinny. It’s anything but Hi-Fi, but ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

Immersive as headsets can be, the experience of playing your favorite games and listening to music on a set of gaming speakers is tough to match. Even the convenience of forgoing the need to don a set ...

If you plan on creating an atmosphere around you when you work, play games or kick back and relax on your PC you’re going to need a pair of computer speakers. And if you’re budget conscious, you’ll ...

If you know me personally or have been following my journalistic work, you'll know that there are few things I love more than gaming. When I'm not working, you'll usually find me sinking hours into my ...

Computer speakers are one of those PC products that see very slow development, with products sometimes hanging around for decades. There's hardly a finer example of that than the Klipsch ProMedia. The ...

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In a nutshell: Sony Interactive Entertainment has introduced its first-ever wireless desktop speaker system. Pulse Elevate is a portable speaker system that is compatible with PlayStation 5, PC, Mac, ...

Sub sure, speakers no. For the 305s (or any rear-ported speakers), you'd want to give them at least 6-12" of rear clearance, and then put them on the desk/stands with some toe-in based on your ...