EdifierM60 Multimedia Speaker Bluetooth 5.3, 66W RMS, Hi-Res Audio & Hi-Res Wireless Audio, LDAC,3" Mid Bass & 1" Tweeter, USB-C & Aux Inputs, Compact Desktop Speaker – Classic Oak

These have such an amazing, clear sound with a punchy bass. They can get quite loud, way more than enough for a bedroom party. I am not really rich enough to be an "audiophile", but I can say that I am very critical regarding my electronics. If they seem cheap or have any sort of uncomfortable issue I will return/sell them. My main squeeze is the Sennheiser Massdrop Jubilee which has my favorite Sennheiser sound. These satisfy just as much with basically the same detail and that's what really matters in the end. One easy way that I have found to determine high quality speakers/headphones is play a detailed track with lots in the low end. These speakers reveal pretty much the same subtleties as the Senns when comparing at specific points of a song. They sound punchy and like studio monitors with more bass than the Senns with a flat EQ profile. They also have more overall oomph than the Creative Pebble Pro which I also own.These will be keepers. They are heavy for their size which is usually an indicator of quality. They came packed with plenty of bags, cardboard padding and arrived perfectly intact. I love the 4-pin speaker to speaker cable that just plugs in instead of fiddling with bare speaker wire. The entire package looks super clean and refined like an iPhone without tons of ports that I will never use. I only needed Bluetooth and AUX. To me, this is a major plus because the minimization of electronics needed to adapt 10 different connections probably went into the amazing build quality and performance of these speakers.

I've only had these for a few days now. They replaced an older Logitech 2.1 setup that I had for my PC. After getting a standing desk, it became a little tricky with the cable management due to the subwoofer. I decided to ditch the sub and go for something simpler. These Edifiers definitely fit the bill. They are smaller in size when looking at the competitors but have a nice heft to them. The fit and finish is great, and the power and volume controls are easy to access via the touch bottoms on top. I love how when your hand gets close, they automatically illuminate. The sound is surprising for the small size. Excellent clarity and pretty good bass for tabletop speakers. Highly recommend!

I bought it based on the positive reviews, and it's just right as a PC-Fi speaker. It definitely doesn’t produce enough sound to fill an entire room, but I think adding a subwoofer would make it sufficient to fill a single room.The clarity is excellent, and the instrument separation is impressive—I was able to hear sounds and instruments that I couldn’t pick up with my previous speakers. When listening at a desk, the sound quality is more than enjoyable.While it may lack some of the clarity and sound pressure compared to Bose Companion 3 Series II used with another computer, it still delivers outstanding sound for the price.In terms of Bluetooth connectivity, it supports LDAC, so the sound quality is more than adequate. However, it’s a bit inconvenient that it doesn’t automatically switch input sources. The touch controls are a nice touch, as they don’t disrupt the overall aesthetic.When connected via USB Type-C, it uses the speaker’s built-in DAC, which offers better sound quality than connecting via AUX directly to a PC.In my case, I use iFi’s GO link DAC connected through AUX, and this setup delivers even better sound than the built-in DAC of the M60.Overall, with its various connection options (USB, Bluetooth, AUX) and great sound quality for the price, I can definitely recommend it.

I just hooked up my M60's to my turntable today. And have only listened to it for about half an hour, so this review might not be so accurate in a month or year. Hopefully these little speakers will keep going for a few years at least. I am a newbie to the record player life, and my turntable is in my small room on my long ikea bureau. My turntable is the newest model of an automatic belt-driven player with bluetooth and a built-in phono amp from a certain decent company. It's a model for beginners supposedly. My room is so small, I knew I needed some little bookshelf speakers...hence come in the "multimedia/ computer speakers". I know these speakers are not the most perfect match for my turntable highest Audiophile listening experience. The bluetooth is not Aptx even though it is a 5.3 version. They do have an aux/RCA line that hooks up easily to my turntable and are still mentioned in the description for its usage. The very advertised Edifier speakers-recommended by record player enthusiasts for those on a budget would still be too big according to my measurements. I was on a very tight budget, and I didn't want to buy speakers the same price or higher than my turntable. All I can say, first impression.... I love them. I am not a speaker guru. But if they last for a couple years I will be thrilled. I have yet to play around with the Bluetooth connectivity. So that should be interesting. I got the white to match my all-white set up and room theme. They are beautiful for the price and feel well made. I thought I would hate the silver stands. But honestly, they look pretty nice and really cement the speakers on your desk. Very sturdy. It was a huge plus they have the look I wanted for the price, not going to lie. But the sound is spot on. Just how I like it. It's beautiful and crisp, it can get loud too with some pumping bass and still sound amazing. It's just really balanced and not muffled. Just how I like it. The one thing which makes me really really annoyed with them is the power plug. I do not think it is just my cord, but how they made it. It kind of sticks in magnetically, but it is not securely inserted and can easily fall off I think. Kind of delicate. At first I thought it would stick in at all. Makes me a bit worried how long it will last and all. Anyways love the sound...perfect for what I need and perfect price. Looks amazing. And they come with stands. I saw some reviews online that they shake the surface a lot, but on the stands on the same bureau as my turntable it doesn't do anything or affect the player. But I am not blasting them like a crazy person. Just hoping these last for a decent amount of time. The size, price, and most importantly sound are spot on. Would I spend $100 for a more expensive version from a different company I guess in the next few days/months I will tell if I made the right choice.