Important as headsets are in any gaming setup, there’s nothing quite like the room-filling experience only speakers can provide. Thankfully, the likes of NZXT Relay are both easy to fit into most spaces and don’t break the bank.
NZXT Relay (Black)
“Immerse yourself in in-game soundscapes with 80W power, silk dome tweeters, and glass fiber woofers, delivering natural highs and rich lows.” – NZXT
Right now on Amazon US, NZXT Relay Speakers cost just $119.99. That’s a welcome 52% ($130) saving and marks a return to their lowest ever price. Meanwhile, Amazon UK is offering them for £99.98, down 27% (£37.90) from their previous price.
Each NZXT Relay Speaker measures in at 186mm (H) x 115mm (W) x 159mm (D). This places them firmly on the petite side of the market but don’t let their size fool you. Their 3in glass fiber woofers work in tandem with 0.8in tweeters with 80W total power behind them to deliver a proper punchy sound, with a frequency response range of 70Hz-20kHz.
To help mitigate the potential for distortion, NZXT equips each Relay Speaker cabinet with rubber bottoms. This should allow them to sit on practically any surface, be it wood, plastic, or metal, without pesky vibrations spoiling your listening experience. If you’d prefer to place them on stands, you’ll find a 4mm thread on the base.
The left cabinet serves as the connecting point for the right via speaker wire as well as your system. While the majority of users will do just fine with the included 3.5mm cable, NZXT also bundles an RCA in there too for connecting to external receivers such as the brand’s own Relay Subwoofer.
NZXT Relay Speakers are a great addition to any setup in their own right, but it’s worth exploring the wider ecosystem which includes the aforementioned subwoofer in addition to a headset and mixer. Pairing these speakers with Relay SwitchMix and Headset makes for an impressively seamless transition between cans and cabinets.
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