
NZXT AP-SUB80-US Relay PC Gaming Subwoofer - Powerful Bass
140 watts of down-firing bass in a desk-friendly MDF enclosure that adds genuine low-end weight to the NZXT Relay desktop audio system.
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Overview
Key Features
Experience deep, ground-shaking bass for games, music, and movies thanks to the down-firing 6.5-inch driver and 140 watts of power.
Fine-tune the sound with adjustable crossover and phase control knobs, allowing for precise blending and seamless integration with other speakers in the system.
Compact enough to fit nicely underneath a desk, yet still large enough to produce powerful bass.
Subwoofer enclosure is constructed from high-quality MDF to minimize resonance and distortion for clear, vibration-free audio.
Pair with the NZXT Relay Speakers for a cohesive desktop gaming audio experience.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 140W power output delivers measurable, room-filling bass presence for a desktop-footprint subwoofer
- Adjustable crossover lets you tune the blend point to match your existing speakers rather than accepting a fixed factory setting
- Phase control knob enables time-alignment correction based on room placement — a practical tuning tool missing from budget subwoofers
- MDF enclosure construction reduces panel resonance that cheap enclosures introduce into the bass register
- Down-firing 6.5" driver design suits under-desk placement and uses floor boundary reinforcement to extend low-frequency output
👎 Cons
- RCA-only connectivity limits integration to sources with a dedicated subwoofer output — no speaker-level inputs for broader amplifier compatibility
- Optimized for the NZXT Relay speaker system; performance and tonal balance may vary when paired with third-party satellites
- No wireless or USB audio input — purely analog signal path in an increasingly digital desktop environment
- 140W amplifier rating should be verified against peak vs. RMS specs for accurate power comparison against competing products
- No auto-on/standby sensing means manual power management unless your source device handles signal detection