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If you're looking for a sleeker, slimmer look for computer speakers, you might want to check out getting a flat panel speaker. Computer speakers that are compacted into a one piece system can still deliver great sound and you can get them at a very reasonable price. Some of these systems go for under $25 if you shop around. These work great for someone who doesn't have a lot of space and still wants a good listening experience. Some computer speakers come in system packages with as many as six pieces. Many come in different designs such as the Sound sticks three piece speaker system. These computer speakers are visually appealing and interesting to look at, and they truly give out a decent sound. These run a little over $100, but that's a pretty good price for such unique computer speakers. If you use your computer more for gaming and watching movies, you will want some computer speakers with more bass. Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass FX3022 are good for this. Like Sound sticks computer speakers, these computer speakers have a unique look to them. These typically aren't recommended if you spend more time on the computer listening to music due to the aggressive treble. These computer speakers run around $111 depending on where you look. When it comes to good sound, most people trust in the name Sony to bring them a good listening experience. They also make some superb computer speakers. The Sony SRS-T77 is a very light-weight computer speaker system that delivers a decent, clear sound. JBL is another name that people trust to give them good quality in audio. The JBL Duet ll offers a two piece computer speaker set that has a funky look while giving a nice, clean sound. These are great for a college student or a home office where the computer is used for a multitude of uses. These computer speakers run anywhere from $79 to $99. If you're on a budget, but don't want to sacrifice quality for price, you might be able to find some of these pricier computer speakers at a used computer shop or even computer repair shops that accept trade ins. Some of these places even offer a good warranty. Call around or check on the web as well!