Budget Desktop Speakers

If you're looking for a pair of speakers for your desktop that don't take too much space and have the sound of a much bigger one, look no further.

I used this for a church installation on a medium budget. I used two channels for the main speakers, one for a subwoofer and the last channel to drive a remote speaker. I have had no problems with it and it provided me with a really clean sound on all programmes. The security lock out panel cover is great for keeping prying fingers away from the level settings. This is one of my best buys.

There other smart speakers available. Depending on your application, and budget if the HomePod is right for you. Apple used the extra cost in price on its device in sound quality. If you already have apple products you can use your calendar, reminder, and notes it can do those tasks, but anything more complex than that like purchasing things from Amazon. You may want to add an Amazon Dot. The build quality and sound stage is excellent nothing else comes close in sound on the same form factor. It will stream your itunes library or you can you use airplay to stream other sources that's compatible. A great product that will probably improve in time.

These are absolutely the best bookshelf speakers I could have found for the price. If you're like me and you like your audio to sound good but are on a budget and don't have much space, run, don't walk to pick up these wonderful speakers.

My daughter wanted wireless headphones for Christmas. I’m picky- use Bose or Apple earbuds only, but I didn’t have the budget for those this time. Well, I read reviews and settled on these, and am completely thrilled!! They are brand new so I can only speak to sound quality right now, but they are phenomenal. I asked her to let me listen and can I just say…SCORE! Great price and the sound is excellent, leaving me feeling that she is missing out on nothing with the smaller budget. I have reviewed exactly one other product in my life, but I am so thrilled! Way to go JBL! While I’m at it, I converted from other wireless speakers to jbl, because their speakers are totally superior! Gave my son one of those for Christmas this year!

These speakers are very solid for being in the budget range that they are. The rotating horn design is just awesome! The low end on these is pretty good for a speaker in this price range. The mids and highs are not too bad a tiny bit muddy for my taste but still clear. but I can deal with that. So for the money you simply cannot beat these! I highly recommend if you are looking for a decent set of speakers that won't break the bank.

I was in need for yet another pair of speakers. I really didn't need much for performance and so I limited my budget for this purchase. I think it would only be fair to include what else is feeding them. I have them hooked up to an older Teac reference series A-H300 amplifier and feeding into that is Marantz NA7004 media player, A Denon DN-C640 CD - network streamer and a Sony MDS-JB920 Minidisc deck. I am quite impressed with clarity and also how much bass can be thrown for this small package. I mean, don't expect these to throw as much bass as a subwoofer or enclosures with 10 to 12 woofers, but this surprised me on how much they could. I paid list price for these which is, at this time of writing, $199/pair. Bottom line is, if I needed another pair of bookshelf speakers, I would think twice and just purchase these again.

I'm using these as near-field speakers. They sound really good to me in this desktop application. For the money spent, I have no complaints at all!

My Lenovo ThinkCentre desktop had two plugs, one for the speakers and the other for the mike. When I plugged in the single plug from the Logitech headset into the sound, I had both the headset speakers and the mike working perfectly.

Excellent sonic isolation for your desktop speakers. Tightens up the bass. (Although loose bass is often fun as well.). Try it - I think it's a keeper.