The best gaming speakers under £100 in 2024

Bass, bass, and more bass: Logtiech's Z333 is the ultimate budget speaker setup for any gamer, new or old. Plug the AUX cable into your device and begin experiencing next-level sound.

Using two channels and one particularly large subwoofer - the sound on the Logitech Z333 is deep and mighty - giving games an excellent atmospheric draw.

The Z333 speakers are perfect for games with grand cinematic spectacles and moving scores thanks to a surprising amount of clarity, great bass and rumbling lows, and piercing high tones for a full sound, unlike any speakers at a similar price range.

Multiplayer shooters don't quite have the directional sound that you might want – especially for competitive gaming – but as a trade-off, you're getting some of the best overall sound quality fathomable for your PC setup.

Not lacking any sophistication or excellence despite its meagre price point, the Logitech Z207 Bluetooth PC speakers are nothing short of brilliant for their ultra-low price, making them a great choice for any gamer.

With an impressive two-channel setup that's great for directional sound and a surprising amount of bass from what are smallish speakers, the Logitech Z207 bursts with terrific audio power, giving you magnificent sound that carries even in larger spaces.

Admittedly you can't achieve the bass of larger speakers with these desk-sized Bluetooth speakers under £100, but what it does offer is very, very good sound quality for a competitive and reasonable price, which is all you could ask for.

The RAZER Leviathan V2 X 2.0 PC Soundbar is the ultimate gaming soundbar for under £100, delivering exceptional performance and value. Ergonomically designed to fit under your monitor, it provides powerful, immersive audio that enhances any gaming setup.

Users can personalise sound settings through the Razer Audio App and Razer Synapse features, tailoring the soundbar to their preferences for a customised experience. With its handsome design and reliable sound quality, the RAZER Leviathan V2 X is a great fit for gamers seeking top-tier audio performance at a pleasant price.

Take your gaming station up a notch with this powerful and versatile soundbar, designed to deliver the best audio experience rather affordably.

Cheap, simple and reliable – the CREATIVE Pebble V2s are reliable, portable and surprisingly powerful desktop speakers ideal for budget gamers needing loud and vibrant sound.

From its design to its solid sound that immerses us in the heat of combat, the Pebble V2 does a wonderful job of colliding value and performance into a speaker set, which is nothing if not surprising.

The Pebble V2, at its price, doesn't have all the nuances and sophistication of a larger, more expensive speaker setup, and lacks the bass of speakers with dedicated subwoofers. Yet we have been more than surprised by these capable little speakers, if you're on a tight budget, there's no better option for you.

Razer's splendid Nommo gaming speakers have taken the gaming speaker community by storm over the past few years, offering some of the best value for some seriously clever sound engineering – to give you truly the most bang for your buck.

Constructed using fine woven glass fibre – these strange yet alluring speakers look, feel and sound great for the price. Ditching the traditional box speaker style, the Razer Nommo two-channel speakers cleverly create sound with distinct locational accuracy.

This accuracy, despite not sounding particularly important, is critical for competitive gaming - hearing your enemy before seeing them can save you some frustration and give you that gaming edge you've been seeking. As for sound quality, the Razer Nommo has plenty to offer for its price - clarity, precision and some punch (despite only having a total of 8W audio output).

Great sound for the foreseeable future, the Razer Nommo's are perfect for stepping up your K/D ratios, building the perfect PC gaming setup, and truly immersing yourself in your favourite games.

Among some of the best DJ speakers on the market, the PreSonus Eris E3.5 speakers also work incredibly well as solid gaming speakers for less than £100. Built to last, with the care and quality that we've come to expect from PreSonus, these studio monitor speakers are a fraction of the cost of typical PC speakers, yet can keep up with even the best of them.

Delivering on pure sound, the Eris E3.5s offer a loud, true sound that is perfect for gaming, making them excellent for creating the all-important soundstage, precisely what you need for immersion and directional accuracy.

The sound itself, however, while technically brilliant, lacks any sort of post-processing or enhancement, which, while great for DJing and music editing, isn't perfect for PC gaming – where the weight and swell of orchestral scores, the pops of gunfire and the punch of sound effects should be experienced.

The PreSonus Eris E3.5 are sensational for the price and their sound is difficult to match.

Flying under the radar for many, Majority has silently been pumping out an enormous range of top-tier speakers – at low prices – and Majority's D40 speaker follows this pattern.

With a wooden body, the Majority D40's sound has a warmth and sophistication that far exceeds its meagre budget, and at 60W, there's plenty of volume.

Connect via Bluetooth, AUX, optical or RCA – there are so many options that they make great TV speakers too.

Control with a remote or with your onboard PC controls to adjust the booming sound, and start to play your way. As for gaming, the sheer potency of the sound ensures that players can pick up on even the most subtle noises and chase enemies with ease, but take caution, for some the D40's high-fidelity sound can be almost too harsh.

A terrific choice for those looking for an immersive gaming experience at a low cost, the Sanyon SW208 bookshelf speakers provide a gorgeously rich sound rarely seen in cheaper speakers and a great deal of freedom to customise its sound for pickier audiophiles.

Beautifully designed to blend with busy desk spaces, these smaller speakers are perfect for bringing much power to a small space. Connect via Bluetooth or AUX cable to reduce the wires littering your desk.

The Sanyun SW208's wide frequency response range tells enough about its capabilities when it comes to sound. Particularly good at high frequencies, it sounds excellent in games filled with racing bullets, clashing swords, and twinges of orchestral music.

As a smaller unit with lighter 3-inch drivers, the SW208's overall bass production is not the greatest we've seen. Despite its solid 60W output, the size of the speaker limits bass production, which is a shame but ultimately necessary for PC gamers.

Brilliantly designed, gorgeously aesthetic and with respectable sound - the Sanyun SW208 Bluetooth speakers are excellent for any gaming setup.

We love these Trust Gaming speakers simply because of their reliability and affordability. With a design that would fool tech writers into assuming they're far more costly than they are, Trust Gaming's 609 Zoxa speakers are made to plug straight into your PC, with no Bluetooth troubleshooting required.

Once they're plugged in, you'll be surprised to learn that these budget speakers have quite an impressive, detailed sound. Of course, it isn't the sound you'll get from something with a lot more audio output power; it is certainly limited at 6W. These speakers are perfect for running your gaming setup when you've exhausted most of your funds on a gaming PC.

For under £30, these well-designed speakers are perfect for anyone, let alone gamers, to enjoy.

The ultimate deal from NJSJ, a company producing brilliant, affordable speakers at a fraction of the cost of most on the market, these mini desktop speakers are perfect for delving into games at less than £20.

Loved by those who use them, these low-price speakers are shockingly cheap for their performance despite not having the best specifications we've come across.

The most significant downside of the NJSJ speakers is undoubtedly its 3W audio output, which is relatively low compared to other options available. This low audio output limits bass almost entirely, leaving sound more muted than a full-fledged speaker.

But for its price, it's tough to complain: these tiny, flashy desktop PC speakers are likely to serve you well for a long time, and they're a great way to experience sound that doesn't come from a monitor.