Edifier MR3 Powered Studio Monitor, Speaker Hi-Res Active Bluetooth Speaker

My old desktop speakers kind of broke so I need a new pair. I prefer to drive them with a Subwoofer also.I chose the MR3's because they cost less than MR4's and take up less desk space, and have more tech in them.- Large desktop footprint, however smaller than some equivalent competitors.- Pretty impressive low range (bass) and crisp highs- Smartphone app so you can adjust the speakers using a custom equalizer profile (6 settings)- 3 different sound profiles, using the front Power button- 2 configurable Highs / Lows dials in the back for more control over sound.- Multiple inputs, digital, RCA,

I picked these up on sale, along with the T5s subwoofer, also by Edifier. All together, it was substantially cheaper than the MR2 speakers, which I had been looking at as an alternative. I'm not against a 3-in-1 unit (i.e., the MR2), but I'm a firm believer that a dedicated sub is better than trying to cram a sub into speaker cabinets in this smaller form factor. Between that fact and the substantially better price of the MR3 + T5s combo compared with the MR2 speakers, it was clearly a much better value for the dollar.I set the MR3 speakers up as recommended, running my audio output first into

I've been using the Edifier MR3 Powered Studio Monitor Speakers for a few weeks, and they've exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is clear, balanced, and detailed, making them great for everything from music listening and gaming to basic audio editing. Vocals sound natural, and the bass is present without overpowering the mids and highs.The Bluetooth 5.4 connection is stable and convenient when I want to stream audio from my phone, while the multiple input options make it easy to connect to my computer and other devices. I also appreciate the headphone output on the front, which allows

I use these for my computer, one on either side of my head. They appear sleek and attractive and just the right size.I consider myself an amateur audiophile in the sense that I am very passionate about sound quality and I have a fairly discerning ear, but I don't have the kind of money to go all out and I'm far from fluent in the jargon. That in mind, here's my succinct take on these studio monitor speakers.They possess excellent quality sound and power for their size, with knobs to shape the tone should you choose. Without any adjustments and connected via auxiliary to PC, they perform beauti

I like these speakers. Modern and they pair well with my Lenovo All-in-One desktop that also has a brass/bronze accent color.My big complaint: the speakers lose connectivity with my system resulting in the volume knob not working. The fix is simple - unplug, wait ten seconds, and plug it back it in.That however is a pain. Again- good speakers, good price ($100 on sale) - just not too thrilled about the connectivity problems.

First and foremost, I am NOT an audiophile. No, I don't measure decibels or close my eyes in a dark room drinking wine I can't pronounce while trying to pick up the differences in treble, low, high, etc. notes. Previous to these speakers I was running a Sony soundbar and subwoofer via bluetooth to my PC and I thought I was doing just fine, which I was but what I didn't like was how much space the soundbar took up on my desk. After exhaustive research these speakers kept being mentioned repeatedly. On top of that most reviews, suggestions, etc. stated specifically if these speakers are on sale

Good little speaker- especially on sale for 100 bucks! Good sound, solid build, attractive (bought the white ones).Not a lot of power, but probably enough for most people at a desktop. I wanted more. Also, as studio monitors, they don't have a lot of connection options- but they do have bluetooth. But if your budget is $100 I think these should be considered. (They go on sale often so be patient!)

Misleading product pictures utilizing perspective to make speakers look larger. Audio quality was ok for mid range, but very very low performance in regards to overall output. These speakers would be best used in a dorm room