The Trust GXT 1619 (also sold as the Redragon GS560) is a really simple audio upgrade option for your gaming desktop PC. Its compact, gaming soundbar form provides you with a single stereo analog input, a convenient USB power connection, and it even has a volume knob! Yes, it's that simple, but if you're after the most basic upgrade from gaming monitor speakers, it's worth a look. The best computer speakers can provide room-shaking bass and crystal-like clarity, along with a host of easy connection options, none of which you get here. However, for a super-cheap option, this Trust soundbar delivers the basics. Continue reading Redragon GS560 / Trust GXT 1619 gaming soundbar review MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

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