M60

Especially now there are a lot of high quality compact speakers options for the desk, iloud, Adam DV3, or even the Edifier M60. It's like this generation don't enjoy listening from speakers.

I really like my edifier M60 speakers. Based on your setup I’m not too sure it’s a good idea, Creative Pebble Speakers have worked well for me and may fit your setup better.

I got the Edifier M60 last year, really happy with those. Very powerful sound in a very compact size. Perfect for the desk and still enough power to fill the room

Not op but that is an Edifier m60. Pretty happy with mine for its size and output (I’m just a casual user). But it can’t handle multiple aux input and Bluetooth input at the same time. If you don’t that feature it’s a pretty decent small desktop speaker

Another Edifier suggestion could be the Edifier M60 (EAC YT review). Though, please note that all these small (and cheap) powered speakers are primarily intended for near-field listening. (At about arm’s length.) They might not be great at longer listening distances. Might do if you don’t push the S

I can vouch for the Edifier M60 as desktop speakers. Surprising amount of bass despite their small size. They are neatly designed and super easy to use. (Looking forward to reviews of the upcoming Edifier M90 speakers for a TV setup.)

Minor suggestion. If you want some great desk speakers that don't break the bank the Edifier M60 is probably the best bang for buck speaker on the market.

A desktop setup while seated and listening from your desk can also be a high quality experience in a near field setup instead of room listening farther away such as in a cozy listening chair. 4" Klipsch R-41PM powered may be better than powered MR4 or M60 Edifiers under $200. Or try both and keep th

I just checked the specs and the pro looks like to have a wider range and a higher output, depending on your listening volume and ambient noise, you might not even notice it. IMHO if your also after quality without breaking the bank, just get an Edifier MR3 or M60. For bookshelf speakers they are al