One of the biggest names in desktop audio just released a next-gen version of its super popular compact speaker system.

Looking for a cheap set of PC speakers that’ll still be a massive ... or whistles beyond a neat circular remote and Bluetooth wireless functionality. At 80w peak power, the system provides ...

The revered audio maker has a history dating back to the 1940s. Now, surprisingly, it's getting into the affordable desktop ...

That’s where a great pair of desktop speakers makes all the ... If you prefer minimizing clutter and wires, opt for a wireless option. Many computer speakers have a series of simple control ...

Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000. He covers the gamut of gadgets and is a notable reviewer of mobile accessories and portable audio ...

The Pebble Nova is a versatile powered speaker system that connects to your computer via USB-C ... more in line with other compact powered desktop speakers, like the Kanto Living YU2 ($230) and ...

Searching for the best computer speakers to enhance your desktop PC? The search can feel overwhelming, especially for those who aren't hardcore audiophiles. Shopping for computer speakers often ...

consider the Audioengine A5+ Wireless. This pair of bookshelf speakers can connect to your PC, turntable or home theater ...

Affordable wireless audio has come a long way in recent years. Here are the best low-cost Bluetooth speakers we've tested, along with what you need to know when shopping for one. I've been a ...

The Logitech G560s provide a well-rounded combination of satellite speakers and subwoofer that's so versatile and well thought out, they have to be our best PC speakers overall. Not only do they ...

Both the GX-10DB and the GX-30ARC are now available for pre-order at $199 and $299, respectively. At the time of writing, ...

Whether you're looking for a Bluetooth speaker, a soundbar or loudspeakers for your home theater, these are the best products for the money. Ty Pendlebury has worked at CNET since 2006.