PreSonus Eris 3.5-inch Media Reference Monitors (White)

Very good sound quality and clarity is more than what I expected. Literally plug and play. Definitely 100% recommend if you want to step up your audio / recording setup.

Sound quality not as expected

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When my Creative Pebble 2.0 computer speakers stopped working, I knew I needed a new set of speakers. In years past, I had the Rokit 5 G2 monitors and matching subwoofer for my main video editing computer. But right now I don't have that kind of money to spend, and I'm not currently doing enough paid editing work to justify that kind of investment. I needed speakers that would mostly be used for listening to music, watching video content, and for editing videos occasionally. Enter the PreSonus Eris 3.5, which at just under $100 was at the top end of what I could spend. I almost went with the Ortizan C7, but decided on these instead both for the smooth volume knob adjustment and the PreSonus brand name. They were easy to set up with my MacMini, they look great on my white desk, and there's always the option to get the Eris subwoofer if I want to. I did not need Bluetooth connectivity, just wired RCA or 3.5mm, with the option to do 1/4" later on. Be aware these are not true active monitors, they're basically something between that and computer speakers. The left side has the power cable, the inputs, and the bass/treble adjustments. The right speaker is a passive "satellite" that connects with regular speaker wire. At 25w each, I can't see the point of upgrading the wire to a larger gauge. The tweeters do have a grille covering them which is nice, and the carbon fiber woofers have a smooth concave dustcap. I'm not worried about denting the woofer or tweeter. Now let's talk about sound. These definitely get loud enough for a bedroom or small office. I rarely turn mine up past 50% and at that level it's louder than I normally listen to things. The response is maybe a little heavy on bass/mid-bass, so I turned down the bass knob on the speaker to about 30% and use an EQ program on my computer to slightly boost the mids/highs and roll off the bass. With that, the speakers sound balanced to my ears. If you're using these for consuming entertainment, they certainly fit the bill. If you're mixing your own music/videos as an amateur or low-budget prosumer, then these will probably work if you set the EQ right for your room. I would still recommend checking your mix on a good pair of headphones and also a cheap mono speaker. They look good, they sound good, and have just enough upgrade options to work at the prosumer level. I did not pay extra for the Bluetooth feature as I figured the subwoofer comes with that functionality if I really want it later on. EDIT: I bought a right angled power cable and angled RCA adapters so that I could fit the Left speaker closer to the wall than the factory cables would allow.

Küçük evlerde, yer kaplamadan kaliteli ses almak isteyenler icin cok tatmin edici bir ürün. Ben müzik dinlemek icin kullanıyorum. Basindan da tizinden de memnunum. Ses boğuk gelmiyor ki küçük hoparlörlerde bu durum genellikle can sıkıcı olabiliyor.

Alta fidelidad en algo tan pequeño, me encanta la calidad a pesar del tamaño de las bocinas, bueno, bonito y barato

These little PreSonus Eris 3.5 monitors put out solid, balanced sound for their size. Clear highs, clean mids, and enough low end for casual mixing or everyday listening. They don’t distort at normal volumes, and the controls on the back make it easy to dial in the sound. They’re compact, look sharp in white, and fit well on a desk without taking over the space. For small studio work or just better computer audio, these are a strong choice.