PreSonus Eris 3.5 3.5-inch Powered Studio Monitors - 2nd Generation

Incredible tbh. Nothing beats these when it comes to budget friendly monitors. Check for yourself on YouTube reviews; these are great.

I looked them up to see if they had Bluetooth but I think no. Still amazing speakers, I'm using them for my laptop and while learning to mix.

It did not even power on! I have seen many similar reviews on youtube having the same problem but never expected i will be having the same issue

Ordinary speaker at a high price

Good quality sound. Love these

I've been using these for a few months now. I bought them for use with a PC and audio interface (an SSL2), as I dabble with recording guitar (badly) and voice (rarely). They are absolutely fine for that. They are also excellent as a compact, inexpensive "bedroom hifi", which is how I am using them at the moment. There are bass and treble boost / cut controls on the back, which is handy as mine are up against a wall and I've had to roll off the bass a bit - remarkable for such a small box. Obviously, the bass is "tuned" rather than precise - the laws of physics still apply and if you need clean accurate bass all the way down, you will need bigger boxes. But for casual listening or a home studio, these are great, and they don't disgrace themselves when assessed against more "hifi" components. If your finger is hovering over the "buy it now" button, I'd say go for it, these are great.

Well I was looking for new speakers for my P.C, I found these and what a surprise I got, I have an asus sonar 124db audiophile card. And I thought I had heard it all. Arrived quickly, easy to set up, I just upgraded the phonon led to a phono to 2 1/2 inch jacks for the back of the left speaker. And they really are sound studio reference monitor with a very sweet bass, incredible depth in mid range and a crisp and clear top end. And the power amp inside the left speaker is amazing at any volume. Size is a little bigger than my old system. Also no more bass boomer on the floor. I feel they are real quality speakers at a sensible price. I my case with my seheiser headphones they are amazing and opened my ears back up to listening to & enjoying music again.

The speakers are terrible, they play really good sound and have incredible lows, easily connectable aswell. Disappointed with the product

They sound amazing, clear, clean balanced sound, multiple connection options, look good, and is great value for money

I just picked these up on an Amazon warehouse deal and I’m pretty pleased about them. First off, worth reminding yourself what you’re paying for and getting here. £85 is buying you a pair of powered monitors/speakers, complete with all the cables you’d likely need to attach to your computer. I didn’t pay extra for the Bluetooth version. Build quality is pretty good too, but you’re not going to take these out and marvel at them. They’re pretty lightweight and feel like they are built to a price point - that’s because they are! Out of the box they feel very functional and for me, there’s no wow factor here. Again, I’m ok with this, but just wasn't sure what I was going to get after reading lots of reviews. They look good when cited, but they don’t have any real ‘premium’ vibes, just to manage any expectations. Mine were in hindsight too high. There are compact and won’t hog too much of your space. I’ve got mine on my desk either side of my monitor with some foam pads underneath to help with the sound/vibrations. Turning on the Mac and running a tune in Logic, it swiftly becomes apparent to my ears that these feel very much like audio speakers. What you get is quite a warm and pleasant sound. It doesn’t feel “neutral” like a monitor arguably should, but more like a hifi speaker. It’s quite a ‘nice’ listen, and most people who are producing music might tell you that monitors are supposed to sound flat and not add any aural “colour” - in my opinion, these do. All is not lost. You can adjust the bass and treble at the back of the powered speaker. I dropped the bass by three and the treble by about one and a half of the markers. This makes the 3.5s better in my opinion. I have them slightly toed in facing me at ear height and they sound quite ok now. Another tip is not to have them too close to the wall. Maybe 10 cm away at a minimum to stop them being a little bass-boomy (yes, still possible with tiny 3.5 inch drivers) At low volume levels I think you can get a pretty decent mix out of these monitors. It’s important to be objective and remember what you’re paying here. It’s easy to discount them, and to say pay at least twice as much for a more flat/neutral sound, and there might be something in that, but for those on tighter budgets, or starting out with music or creative production.. or - and this is for me may be where they excel - for general listening or gaming or streaming music and movies. In this instance I would say these speakers are very versatile. Connect them up to a laptop or phone and you will get a nice sound from them. Calling the studio monitors almost limits their potential. Honestly? These probably are very well pitched at people starting out their journey into creative production, but in my opinion they are not neutral or flat, and that helps when you are mixing. They fact that they sound pretty good weirdly isn’t a good thing sometimes! But I’m trying not be too harsh. The fact that these are distributed by Fender and when you register the warranty you are taken to a Fender website lets you know these are backed by a big name and you’re getting some assurances there. If I was richer, I’d maybe look at the Yamaha HS, JBL 305, or KRK ranges. All available on Amazon, but in most cases nearly twice the price. If you’re on a tight budget, these for many will fit the bill.