Best Monitors for built-in speakers

#1

The dual 9W speakers are louder and fuller than many monitor speakers and work well for meetings or temporary setups. Opinions split sharply for entertainment, with some users satisfied and...

#2

The monitor does not include built-in speakers, which disappointed buyers who expected them. A few customer posts described onboard audio, but expert testing and other owners explicitly found none.

#3

The speakers are adequate for podcasts and basic system audio but lack volume and depth. One reviewer found them improved over the previous model, yet they remain no substitute for...

#4

The 5W speakers can get loud and punchy enough for casual videos, but sound quality is divisive and not a substitute for dedicated audio.

#5

Speaker quality is inconsistent across reviews. Some found the 5W pair surprisingly clear and usable, while others called them weak or even terrible, so demanding listeners should not count on...

#6

Speaker feedback is weak overall. One customer says the built-in audio is barely worth having, while another only notes that sound is somewhat louder than an older version.

#7

The small speakers are generally described as acceptable for close-up or backup use, not immersive listening. One walkthrough reported no built-in speakers at all, creating some uncertainty.

#8

There are no built-in speakers, and testers considered that a missed convenience for buyers without room for separate audio.

#9

The dual 3W speakers are consistently judged weak, tinny, or merely acceptable for calls. External speakers are strongly preferable for music, movies, and serious audio work.

#10

Built-in speaker support was poor because multiple reviewers noted there are no integrated speakers, sometimes alongside no headphone jack.

#11

There are no built-in speakers, so buyers need headphones, a soundbar, or separate desk speakers.