Question Can I install internal speakers on my PC?

[pc_help_21]

I was looking online and I don't see many options for internal speakers.

I really don't like bluetooth speakers since bluetooth generally has issues, so much so that I have to wire my xbox controller (even after multiple updates).

I also want to screw the speakers to the case if possible since I don't want them moving around and potentially damaging the components inside.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/jiedfdfd/saved/Kvmxgs

 

[USAFRet]

"internal" speakers?

I imaging any sound from that would be pretty poor from being inside the case.

You can find some small speakers, and stick them on the side panels with good doublesided tape.

 

[pc_help_21]

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/7z8MnQ

I already have a set of wireless headphones.
My xbox controller has bluetooth connection issues so I would much rather have wired speakers.
I don't have much space on my desk and mainly play casual games atm so I don't require the best sound.

I would want the speakers to be screwed on to prevent them from moving around and damaging the components.

I wasn't able to find much online, most of the speakers I found where laptop speakers or motherboard speakers meant to play system sounds.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I already have a set of wireless headphones.
My xbox controller has bluetooth connection issues so I would much rather have wired speakers.

Why can't you use your bluetooth headphones for sound?
Your motherboard has integrated wifi and bluetooth.

 

[dwd999]

While there are a few passable speakers:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=GRS+3FR-...e+3+speaker+driver+4,aps,116&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

most of them are in the 2 to 4 inch diameter size so you couldn't expect much of a range for them. The bigger issue is how to mount them since the case you've chosen is mostly glass. There might be room inside the front grill but you would have to measure it and figure out how to attach the speakers. But the bigger issue would be how to power/drive the speakers. You would need a small usb powered amplifier which would also have to be mounted somewhere and your chosen case doesn't provide many options.

A simpler option would be to select a monitor with built in speakers designed for the type of usage you're planning. Or you could get small speakers which don't take up much room on your desk since they're designed to be placed right below you monitor:

https://us.creative.com/p/speakers/creative-pebble-v3