When you’re shopping for speakers for your PC, the best ones prioritize sound quality, connectivity, and size to fit your desk or workspace. When looking at sound quality, consider whether you want 2.0 or 2.1 speakers. 2.0 speakers are two compact speakers for your computer while 2.1 speakers include a subwoofer. 2.1 speakers are better for movies and video games. For connectivity, consider whether the speakers you’re looking for have Bluetooth connectivity or if they connect with an audio cable like USB-C, 3.5mm/Aux or optical/HDMI. For size, make sure the speakers you’re looking for will be able to fit your desk. If you need to upgrade your desk we have a selection of corner desks, standing desks, executive desks and gaming desks. If you want to free up space on your desk, consider getting a monitor stand. Keep your workspace clean with electronic cleaning solutions like compressed air or cleaning wipes.

Yes, speakers are worth getting for your desktop PC. They offer better sound quality compared to the built-in speakers in laptops and monitors so you can better enjoy movies, music and video games. PC speakers also allow you to take a break from wearing headphones and provide a more relaxed listening experience. If you have speakers with Bluetooth connectivity, you can pair them to other devices like tablets and smartphones. If you’re building out your home setup, consider getting a webcam for video calls, and a mouse and keyboard combo that are comfortable to use.

How you plug your speakers into your PC depends on the type of speakers you have. For standard PC speakers, plug a 3.5 mm audio jack into the green audio port on the back of your computer or the headphone jack on the front. For USB speakers, plug them directly into any available USB port. For Bluetooth speakers, go into your computer’s settings, then Bluetooth & devices and select Add Device. Select your speaker while it is in pairing mode. Make sure your speakers and devices are properly connected with the right audio cables and computer cables.

To connect your Bluetooth speaker to your PC, start by turning your speaker on and putting it into pairing mode. Next, on your PC, go to the Start Menu and select Settings. Go to Bluetooth & devices, make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Then go to Add device. Click Add Bluetooth or other devices and search for your speaker. When you find your speaker, click on it and wait for the connection to be confirmed. To make sure your home Internet connection is as strong as possible, check out our networking solutions like routers and range extenders.