Top 10 Best Gaming Monitors With Speakers (2021)

It’s not uncommon for gaming monitors do not to come with speakers.

Well, a lot of them do, but they’re not exactly what you’d call serviceable since their audio quality is barely audible, if at all.

Besides, most people who purchase gaming monitors either buy a separate set of external speakers or gaming headphones.

Most doesn’t mean everybody, though.

The truth is, while a lot of people may prefer to buy a gaming headphone or external speakers, some would love to save space (and money) by purchasing a gaming monitor with decent speakers.

Below, we have rounded up 10 of the best gaming monitors with speakers on the market.

Best Gaming Monitors (with Speakers) at a Glance

Rank	Brand	Screen Size	Resolution	Display	More Details
1	HP VH240a	23.8 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
2	Sceptre C248W-1920RN	24 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
3	Sceptre E248W-19203R	24 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
4	BenQ GW2480	23.8 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
5	Sceptre C275W-1920RN	27 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
6	Acer XFA240	24 inches	FHD 1080p	LCD	Check Price
7	Sceptre C275B-144RN	27 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
8	ASUS VE248H	27 inches	FHD 1080p	LED	Check Price
9	LG 34UM69G-B	34 inches	FHD 1080p Ultra Wide	LED	Check Price
10	Acer G276HL	27 inches	FHD 1080p	LCD	Check Price

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1. HP VH240a

The HP VH240a is one of the best gaming monitors with speakers out on the market today.

The 24-inch IPS-LED display comes with excellent sound quality, thanks to its built-in 2-watt speakers.

It’s also equipped with an ergonomic stand that’s adjustable enough to cater to your preference, including the height.

You can even rotate it!

Because of its frameless design, you’ll want to use this in a multiple display setup, which you can easily do using the VESA-mounting holes on the back.

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2. Sceptre C248W-1920RN

Curved monitors are en vogue. And if you’re hesitant to splurge, the Sceptre C248W-1920RN is an excellent entry point.

Mind you, as far as entry points go, the C248W-1920RN does not leave you wanting for a lot.

The image quality is good, with surprisingly excellent grayscale performance and a sleek, stylish design that belongs on any modern gamer’s desk.

Meanwhile, the 75Hz refresh rate is a welcome addition that adds to the several reasons why this gaming monitor with speakers is worth buying.

Throw in competent built-in speakers, and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t consider the C248W-1920RN as your next gaming monitor.

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3. Sceptre E248W-19203R

Suppose you find yourself on the market looking for an affordable gaming monitor with a decent pair of speakers.

You’ll mention that it should come with more than its fair share of real estate with little display quality compromise. In that case, the Sceptre E248W-19203R is a no-brainer.

Unlike similarly-priced gaming monitors, the speakers of the E248W-19203R are actually good.

This means that you won’t need to pay for an external set if you want to enjoy good audio.

More than that, this reasonably-priced gaming monitor with speakers also looks very cool.

The sleek and stylish metallic design, complete with its thin bezels, make this 24-inch gaming monitor look smaller than it has any business being.

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4. BenQ GW2480

For office use, the BenQ GW2480 is hard to beat.

Thanks to its innovative eye-care and brightness intelligence technology that protects your eyes from strain.

You’ll also appreciate its 250-nit peak brightness and AH-IPS screen that makes the GW2480 one of the most incredible output out of all monitors on our list.

It’s also quite pretty too, with a modern thin-bezel design and premium textured finish.

The cable management system built onto the stand can also help conceal the cables, making a neat and distraction-free workspace.

Finally, the two 1W integrated speakers might not blow you away, but they’re more than serviceable either.

Your officemates will most likely ask you to turn the volume down a notch (or two) when listening to music using the built-in speakers on the GW2480.

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5. Sceptre C275W-1920RN

The Sceptre C275W-1920RN is another strong offering from the Korean company.

With a 27-inch gaming monitor with speakers, a curved IPS-LED screen, ultra-thin bezels, and a 75Hz refresh rate, you’d be hard-pressed to find anything as good. Let alone better than what the C275W-1920RN can offer at the same price range.

On top of it all, the speakers of the C275-1920RN are actually quite decent.

If the E248W-19203R is too small for you, the added real estate from the C275W-1920RN might be better.

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6. Acer XFA240

The words “best” and “bargain” don’t always go together.

The Acer XFA240 is one of the rare exceptions.

A reasonably-priced gaming monitor with speakers and FHD resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, as well as support for both G-Sync and FreeSync, the Acer XFA240 gaming monitor hold a lot of value for hardcore gamers who are looking for a new display.

That’s not all, though.

The XFA240 also comes with an adjustable ergonomic stand, so you know that you always have a choice when it comes to viewing angles.

Plus, the 2×2-watt speakers mean that you won’t necessarily need to buy a separate set of external speakers to get quality audio while gaming or watching movies.

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7. Sceptre C275B-144RN

Unlike the C275W-1920RN that we featured earlier, which featured brighter colors and a more accurate display, the Sceptre C275B-144RN trades in prettier output with smoother frames.

This monitor makes a perfect gaming companion for gamers who don’t want to invest big.

With a 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync Support, the C275B-144RN is clearly built for gaming.

It also accents an ultra-slim curved design and good quality speakers.

Just make sure to keep a space for this gaming monitor with speakers in your desk station.

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8. ASUS VE248H

If you’re looking for a well-priced offering from a known manufacturer, the ASUS VE248H is hard to overlook.

The 24-inch Full HD LED display isn’t a shocker. In fact, it’s pretty average.

Not to mention, it comes with a pretty good refresh rate of 2ms, which is excellent for gaming.

Speaking of gaming, the VE248H also comes with a great set of built-in speakers.

So long as you’re not looking to do some competitive gaming or not an audiophile who wants to listen in on every detail of every sound coming from your computer, the ASUS VE248H is worth a look.

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9. LG 34UM69G-B

75Hz refresh rate? Check.

Large anti-glare display? Got it.

Excellent color reproduction? Definitely.

The LG 34UM69G-B is pretty much perfect as a gaming monitor.

You’ll enjoy the benefits of added real estate with a whopping 34-inch UltraWide IPS-LED display and AMD FreeSync Support.

Plus, the smooth refresh rate is paired with a 1ms response time and built-in speakers that actually had some pretty good separation.

The distance between the left and right speakers makes the 34UM69G-B an even better value buy.

While the small resolution might make some games look a bit too stretched out at close distances, it’s a reasonably decent compromise to push for what you can get with the 34UM69G-B.

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10. Acer G276HL

VA panels aren’t for everybody. Their color reproduction, for example, isn’t exactly known for being the best.

But they’re great at pretty much anything else, especially if you’re comparing them to TN panels.

If you’re okay with trading off a VA panel for an IPS panel, then, by all means, give the G276HL a look.

Its speaker quality, 16.7 million display colors, 75Hz refresh rate, and 4ms response time indeed won’t wow you.

However, they won’t disappoint you either.

Far from it, actually, as you’ll find yourself impressed by the amount of value that you can get from the G276HL.

Final Thoughts

Finding a good gaming monitor with a relatively good set of speakers is not easy.

It might even be impossible if you don’t know how to look.

Lucky for you, we’re here to help.

If desk space is an issue (or you just don’t want to invest more in wireless external speakers for minimal clutter), these gaming monitors with speakers will help solve many of your current display and audio problems.