M60 Compact Desktop Speakers, 66W RMS Multimedia Speaker, White

I previously had the R1700BT's and they had more bass but everything else was muffled and a lot of detail was lost. I noticed listening to rain in Cyberpunk 2077 or ASMR videos that half of the detail was missing entirely and could only be partially recovered by slamming the treble to the max! They were also very big and unsightly IMO, and dominated my desk. I opted for these smaller M60's instead and couldn't be happier. They aren't bass monsters obviously, but I feel they offer a really good balance of everything. They are also perfectly sized for desk top use and don't dominate over your monitor. With that in mind, these really are more for a desk and not for placing on a book shelf to fill a room. Great sound for the money. I suppose the only area they lack is the bass and in that regard my old Logitech Z623's were miles better with their sub and worth the extra £30. Obviously you are sacrificing a lot of space by doing that but that's the way to go for bass, rather than something like the R1700BT's which didn't really deliver sub-like bass and had other problems for their trouble. I've no issue with the touch controls on top. I'd always prefer physical buttons and dials, but appreciate the sleek and clean design. I've used them with my PC, Switch and PS5 Pro and they work fine. I set those devices to PCM stereo out when using these speakers.

Update after living with these for a few months. These continue to impress me I thought the 1 inch tweeter would be too much for the midrange but these put out a very clean low end and fabulous soundstage. You can literally point to exactly where the sound engineer wanted to place each instrument. Gorillaz are a fine way to review them. Plucks on the bass, beeps and tweets are easily placed, and the listening is never tiring like it can be with larger speakers in a close setting like a desk. My son is an EDM and. DnB engineer and even he is impressed by the sound these put out. He knows how to find the limits and some bass drops do cut off before they’ve finished or with volume right up tend to muffle, but that is from his extreme EDM and extreme drum n bass mixes really belting through them. For any normal listener, you can’t get much better than these. I picked them up in a sale at £119 which makes them a steal. But don’t be put off by the £150 tag, they are worth that and can compete with much larger monitor audio bx3 bronze in the same setting because you have to have the monitor audio boxes at a much lower level. Oh, and do use the supplied stands, they definitely help direct the sound and enhance the instrument separation. I have a couple of larger stands I am going to try to enable lifting of them off the desk space and above my monitors next. One happy customer. If there is one comment, it would be that the touch sensitive controls on the top could be better placed at the bottom front aspect so you could see them directly rather than hunt about on a surface you can’t quite see as well. That would mean bigger boxes though. Original review below For the size and the price I am amazed with these speakers. They perform way above expectations, and are fine in a small room as well as in a near field monitor configuration. If you position these pointed from a corner then you get zones with little bass and other zones where the bass seems overblown, and I think that has to do with the bass vent firing to the rear. I am yet to try with bass traps and some foam behind the speaker boxes to see if they will help reduce the boom and clean up the sound a bit. Using on a desk, is the ideal position and they provide a nice soundstage and instrument separation. Sound quality in this configuration is much more pleasant at low and mid volumes. With inputs including usb-c, 3.5mm and Bluetooth there is no shortage of options, and connection is solid with all of them. Value for money is without question, it is hard to imagine how edified have done these at this low price. I managed to get them in a spring deal for £120ish way below rrp of £160, and for that price they are a steal. To sum up, great little speaker with decent input options and a much larger soundstage than their size suggests. Work within their limits and you will love them but push them in too large a room and you will be more “meh”. Congratulations Edifier, brilliant set of speakers

I bought these speakers as monitors to attach to a Pioneer DJ Controller and also to my laptop to stream music. I absolutely love them. They are a satin black colour that looks very professional. The output is exceptionally clear and fully featured with significant bass. They are well made and very solid (heavy). I haven't fully tested the upper reaches of their volume yet but I expect it to be quite significant. They pack a punch. There is a full selection of leads in the box allowing 3.5mm jack, RCA and USB connections (also Bluetooth). The user manual is purely diagrams and more challenging than a typical IQ test but once you get past the manual, the controls are pretty cool. I now find it difficult to walk past these speakers without stopping to put on a tune. As far as value for money, I am very pleased. They feel like they would cost a lot more with a different brand name on them.

Really impressed with these. They're compact but produce a surprisingly big, clear sound with plenty of punch for the money. I bought them to use with my Audio-Technica record deck and they work brilliantly together. Music sounds warm and detailed, and they also look great on the desk. If you're after a small pair of speakers that sound far bigger than they look, these are well worth it.

Wow! Small drivers that pack a surprisingly large punch. If you're after a super compact speaker that is capable of filling a small room with music, cinema or game audio, yet remains relatively punchy and controlled I'd say take a punt. Trust me, you'll likely not be disappointed. If on the other hand you want a dead flat near space monitor for mixing...? Well if the budget really, really won't double... What I mean to say is that these little actives (individual class D amplifiers for the low/mid and tweeter drivers, with DSP handling the crossover) are technically flawed and as such are not the best for mixing. The M60 is certainly a fun listen for all but the most discerning audiophile, with a very punchy bass and sparkling treble that doesn't veer too much into tinniness. The frequency response isn't exactly what I'd call linear, with the highs tending towards artificial extension and a few small dips in the mids. You have to get your listening point in a sweet spot to reall get the best out of the M60, with the drivers pointing right at your ear (helped by the included angled stands) level and less than a metre away. They are very much desktop speakers, not wide field room speakers. That said, they still retain much of their scale and energy at greater distances, but the frequency response you hear will change quite a bit as distance and axis changes. Some have complained about the lack of low end extension and no subwoofer out, but for all of the most banging EDM bass heads I'd say there's plenty on tap. For serious home cinema you're going to need bigger amplification, drivers and cabinets because try as the laws of physics won't bend just for you and your tiny speakers. Setup... I was able to plug these straight into a Windows PC via USB and have music playing in a matter of seconds... And then I switched the PC off and when I turned it back on... Nothing. As it turns out there's no automatic input and you have to manually change (touch sensors on top) connection. Lesson learned. Likewise Bluetooth mode needs to be activated to connect via the app, which you can then use to switch input, adjust volume and either preset sound modes or custom EQ. I'd like to see a few more EQ bands as the adjustable frequencies are a bit limited. I've yet to try these with a Linux distro, which might require fun with USB audio/Xmos drivers. If I do try 'em with the minty flavour penguin, I'll update with my findings. It might sound like a lot of complaints, but honestly the M60s are a fun sounding, with a moderate to good amount of detail, go loud, have excellent punch for their tiny size and are definitely capable powered speakers for the cost. I'm not sure the full £160 is bargain territory, but they can usually be had for £135-ish, which absolutely skews the performance to price ratio into a strong recommendation.

(Context: as someone who hasn’t changed from my first speakers z150s in 10+ years) After a few months usage, these are without a doubt the best speakers I’ve ever had. They suit in the space i need on a compact desk of 100cm wide . It was easy to set up with a wide range of connectivity from Bluetooth to audio jacks both have their respective features Bluetooth has a slightly different sound signature to audio jacks which feel more natural and less sharp, volume wise it plenty loud at lower volume and can definitely fill the room and the house if put full volume. You can definitely feel the music from these speakers The white appearance makes the desk feel less cramped despite their size. Cost while they are not the cheap by any means they are definitely worth getting and I personally spent quite some time researching on my next speakers before settling on these and they will be with me for a long time.no regrets

I bought these to replace a set of Logitech Z623 speakers I'd had for about 8 years that were really bad for interference and humming constantly, the idea being that by connecting these via USB or Bluetooth I could eliminate that. I got these for £127 in a sale, quite expensive, even on sale, but they're excellent quality and hopefully last as long as my Z623 set did. The speakers themselves are quite small, but feel solid and are easily loud enough for most people. Nice bit of bass too without any configuration done. Dead easy to connect vi Bluetooth, literally plug and play. To connect with USB, simply press the power button until it goes red and job done. Works fine on both connections - and works with a good quality USB-A to USB-C cable (instead of the supplied USB-C cable). The connection on both seems fine and doesn't drop. They're definitely as good as my Z623 in terms of overall sound quality, and the set is far smaller too. It's nice not to have a big subwoofer sat on the floor and to have minimal cables. The bass on the Z623 or a similar set with a sub is of course going to be better, but most of the time I had the bass quite low anyway in fear of the neighbours! Would definitely recommend these and other Edifier products. I could be tempted to get the cheaper R990BT set for use in the living room to connect the laptop to via Bluetooth since the Google Nest I use in there is famous for disconnecting randomly from Apple devices!

I’ve got limited desk space so compact speakers are always something I buy and before the M60’s came about you’d have to spend 200 plus for a decent pair. So I ended up getting the Pebble V3’s for £30 which got the job done nothing special. I seen the Edifier M60’s on sale and decided to go for the upgrade and wow these speakers blew me away. For the size the bass and sound is very full and has a nice warmth to it. So many details or guitar bass-lines that I couldn’t hear before are now very clear. I will say to make sure you update your speakers firmware with the EdifierConnex app on your phone. On there you can also set the EQ you want very useful. You can switch between 3 modes by tapping the power button. Blue light - Bluetooth. Red light - USB and Green light - Aux. All very straight forward and probably the best value for money compact speakers one can buy. Even the cable that connects the two speakers is thick and of good quality.

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If you have Desktop, adding these to you setup is a gamechanger. They punch above speakers twice the price. The only negative is the they keep releasing new firmware almost every other day and hence you need to update that else the USB streaming function stops working.

ممتاز جدا صوت نقي والتاجر ممتاز انصح بالشراء منه والسماعات رائعه وEdifier غنيه عن التعريف والموديل ده M60 .

Para todo aquel que, como era mi caso, esté buscando unos altavoces de una buena marca, estéticos y sobre todo compactos por menos de 150€, para mí estos son una opción prácticamente perfecta. 👍 Pros 👍 Muy buena presentación y accesorios Desde el momento en que abres la caja ya da sensación de producto cuidado. Todo viene muy bien protegido y con diferentes opciones de conexión incluidas. Además del cable de alimentación, disponemos de varias formas de conectarlos al dispositivo. En mi caso los utilizo mediante cable Jack 3,5 mm desde el ordenador, pero también permiten conexión mediante USB-C, algo que se agradece. 👍 Sonido sorprendente para su tamaño Lo que más me ha sorprendido es lo bien que suenan para lo compactos que son. Tienen potencia de sobra para un escritorio, el sonido es limpio y la construcción con recubrimiento de madera ayuda a conseguir una acústica muy buena. 👍 Incluyen bases inclinadas Puede parecer una tontería, pero para mí es un detalle muy importante. Los altavoces incluyen unas bases que los orientan ligeramente hacia el usuario, mejorando la experiencia de escucha y evitando tener que comprar soportes aparte. 👍 Diseño compacto y elegante Ocupan muy poco espacio y quedan muy bien en cualquier escritorio. Precisamente fue una de las razones por las que los compré y no me han decepcionado en absoluto. 👎 Contras 👎 El sistema de control no me convence Es el único punto negativo que les he encontrado. No cuentan con una ruleta física para controlar el volumen. En su lugar utilizan un sistema basado en detección de movimiento y controles táctiles para encenderlos, cambiar el volumen o activar el Bluetooth. Personalmente prefiero una rueda física tradicional, ya que me parece más cómoda e intuitiva. Os dejaré un vídeo para que podáis ver exactamente cómo funciona y decidir si esto puede ser un inconveniente para vosotros o no. 🧠 Conclusión Por menos de 150€, me parecen una auténtica maravilla. En mi caso los compré por unos 127 euros en una oferta flash y sinceramente estoy muy contento con ellos. Suenan muy bien, ocupan poco espacio, tienen una estética muy cuidada e incluyen detalles interesantes como las bases inclinadas. Salvo por el sistema táctil para controlar el volumen, me parecen prácticamente perfectos dentro de su rango de precio. (se puede solventar comprando un DAC aparte con perilla de audio, eso he hecho yo) Si buscáis unos altavoces compactos, bonitos y con muy buen sonido para escritorio, los recomiendo totalmente.