Some of the best PC speakers and soundbars we’ve tested are on sale starting at just $27.99 — save up to 36% off a new pair of PC speakers from Creative, Edifier, and Onkyo

Starting with an old favorite of Tom’s Hardware, the Creative Labs Pebble V2 are about as simple and straightforward as PC speakers come. We’ve seen them for a couple of dollars less before, but at just $28 for a 2.0 stereo set of speakers, it’s hard to complain. The speakers connect via USB-C (power) and 3.5mm (audio), and there’s a volume dial on the front of the right speaker for quick adjustments.

Up a step in quality, you can save a solid 27% off the Edifier G2000 speakers, which currently rank as our best set of PC speakers for 2.0 gaming. With 32W of peak power, the G2000s are substantially more powerful than what you get with the Pebble V2, helping to deliver better low-end performance out of the 2.75-inch drivers.

In addition to USB and 3.5mm connections, the speakers also support Bluetooth, and there’s an optional input for a subwoofer if you want to expand to a 2.1 stereo setup in the future. This is the first time this pair of speakers has dropped below $80 this year, with the set mostly selling for around $90 and $100 on sale, so now’s a great time to pick them up.

If you’re after the illustrious Audioengine A2+ speakers, they unfortunately aren’t on sale right now. The Edifier M60 set does a decent impression, however, and they’re half the price right now at $149.99. Peak power is more than doubled compared to the G2000, up to 66W peak with the internal Class-D amp; the drivers are enlarged to 3 inches, and Edifier includes a 1-inch tweeter to help separate the high-end frequencies.

For connections, Edifier includes USB-C, 3.5mm, and Bluetooth, and the speakers come with a pair of aluminum stands that angle the drivers up toward your ears at 15 degrees (an extra with Audioengine speakers).

For around the same price, you can pick up a pair of the GX-10DB speakers from the Japanese brand Onkyo. These speakers are similar to the M60 set, featuring a 3-inch driver and 3/4-inch tweeter, though with a lower 30W of total power through the Class D amp. Onkyo also includes 3.5mm, USB-C, and Bluetooth inputs, along with an optical input and an RCA output for a subwoofer.

The main reason to go for the Onkyo’s is the enclosure and DSP chip, which is better than what you get with the Edifier’s. Both the white and black versions are on sale, and regardless of the color you choose, you get a pair of wood-finished angled stands and speaker grilles with the Edifier logo.

If you have a bit more budget, the larger GX-30ARC speakers from Onkyo are also on sale, and they currently rank as our top multi-use 2.0 PC speakers. They’re virtually identical to the smaller GX-10DB set, just with larger 4-inch drivers and a bump up to 50W on the amp. Onkyo also includes an HDMI CEC input with these speakers if you want to us them with a TV or console.

Stepping up once again to a 5-inch driver, the Fluance Ai41 speakers are on sale for around $255. Similar to the Edifier M60 set, these are modeled after Audioengine’s A5 speakers, though they cost half the price right now. Plus, Fluance includes some extra goodies that Audioengine doesn’t, such as a remote that controls volume, treble, and bass, in the box.

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