Amazon’s October sale events brought discounts across desktop audio, with Tom’s Hardware rounding up six deals on PC speakers it had tested, starting at about $28 and reaching up to 36% off.
The deals
The Creative Pebble V2 was listed at about $28 for a 2.0 stereo pair — a basic USB-powered set with a volume dial on the right speaker. The Edifier G2000 was down about 27% and described as Tom’s Hardware’s best 2.0 gaming speaker set, with 32W peak power, Bluetooth and an optional subwoofer input. The Edifier M60 was listed at $149.99, roughly half the price of the Audioengine A2+ it is modelled on, with 66W peak output and angled aluminium stands. The Fluance Ai41 appeared at about $255 with a remote controlling volume, bass and treble.
How to choose
If your desk is small, a compact 2.0 set like the Pebble V2 is the simplest upgrade over monitor speakers. If you want more low-end for games and films, look for a set with a subwoofer input so you can add one later. If you mostly listen to music at a desk, the larger-driver sets with a remote and EQ control are the better long-term buy.
Remember that PC speaker pricing moves frequently and that “tested” roundups can reference prices from earlier in the year. Check the current price and compare it against what the same model sold for previously before treating any markdown as a genuine deal.
What we did not do
We did not purchase or test any of these speakers, and we did not verify each price on the retailer’s website. All figures are quoted from the deal coverage cited below.
Sources
- Tom’s Hardware — Best PC speakers and soundbars on sale
- Tom’s Guide — Bluetooth speaker deals, October 2026
- DealNews — Soundcore Q20i headphones deal
- Honest Fred — Samsung Week 2026 Deals
