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Edifier M60
Compact desktop 2.0 speakers
- 66W (RMS) total output power with high-quality sound
- 1" silk dome tweeters and 3" long-throw aluminum diaphragm mid-low drivers
- Full digital signal processing with two-way active crossover and DRC
- Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified
- Bluetooth V5.3, USB-C, and AUX inputs
- Compact design with simple and delicate outlines
- Capacitive touch panel with automatic backlight
- Works with EDIFIER ConneX mobile app for additional functions
- Speaker stands included for optimal listening experience
Powerful Output
Each hand-crafted wooden cabinet houses a 1" silk dome tweeter and a 3" long-throw aluminum mid-low driver. Powered by a high-efficiency closed-loop Class-D audio amplifier from Texas Instruments, the speakers produce a total of 66W RMS, delivering powerful and clear sound.
High-Quality Audio Processing
Equipped with a high-performance analog audio front end and a Class-D amplifier from Texas Instruments, the M60 operates at 24-bit/96kHz, ensuring bit-perfect audio conversion. The built-in DSP (digital signal processor) provides precise two-way active crossover and effectively manages DRC (dynamic range control).
Versatile Inputs
The rear-mounted USB-C and AUX inputs allow for easy connection to your computer or turntable.
User-Friendly Control
The top-mounted touch panel features an automatic backlight that activates when your hand approaches and turns off on its own. With a simple touch and swipe, you can easily control the speaker.
Speaker Stands Included
The M60 includes a pair of exclusive aluminum speaker stands. These stands effectively minimize sound coloration caused by reflections from the desktop surface. The stands are designed with a 15-degree angle, ensuring the sound is directed precisely at ear level when placed on a desktop.
EDIFIER ConneX App
Download the EDlFlER ConneX mobile app to access additional functions, including:
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The compact M60 delivers surprisingly tight, controlled low end with a 58Hz extension, airy highs from silk-dome tweeters, and modern connectivity including LDAC, blending clarity, imaging and desktop-friendly dynamics. Reviewers like Mel Martin and Paul Rigby note its refined timbre and solid build for nearfield listening.
Pros
- Tight, extended low end for a compact desktop speaker—controlled bass down to roughly 58Hz.
- Refined treble and well-defined midrange with convincing imaging for nearfield listening.
- Modern, flexible inputs (USB-C, Bluetooth 5.3 with LDAC) and compact footprint suit desktop and high‑res wireless setups.
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Cons
- Bass can congest and drivers may strain at very high volumes—limited absolute low‑bass and headroom compared with larger designs.
- Control ergonomics are awkward: the remote won’t power the speakers and the power LED/switch placement can be inconvenient.
Sound Quality
87/100
Bass
86/100
3" long-throw mid-low drivers with a rated 58Hz low-end suggest unusually strong extension for a compact 3" driver design; active amplification (18W x2 mid-low) supports control and low-frequency output. No porting info provided; given the stated 58Hz response and long-throw driver, bass is rated excellent for the size but remains bounded by small cabinet physics.
Mid
88/100
Aluminum-diaphragm mid-low drivers and a SNR ≥85dB(A) point to clear, well-defined midrange with good detail and low noise. Design choices (dedicated mid-low driver rather than coaxial) favor natural vocal presence and timbral accuracy in a compact footprint.
Treble
89/100
1" silk-dome tweeters and a quoted 40kHz upper limit imply extended, smooth highs with low risk of sibilance; silk dome material typically yields a refined, airy treble. Active amplification (15W x2 tweeter) should provide sufficient drive for clarity and detail.
Soundstage Imaging
86/100
Compact cabinet dimensions (100×168×147 mm) and dedicated mid-low + tweeter layout support precise imaging and reasonable depth for nearfield/desktop listening. Expect good stereo focus and stable images at typical listening distances for this form factor.
Dynamics
84/100
Active amplification (18W mid-low, 15W treble per speaker) gives solid micro- and decent macro-dynamic control for a small bookshelf design, though absolute headroom is limited compared with larger floorstanders. Long-throw drivers help transient punch relative to driver size.
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Build Quality
87/100
Relatively hefty net weight (3.07 kg total or per-speaker as listed) and specified aluminum diaphragms indicate sturdier construction and quality driver materials. Compact, purposeful enclosure dimensions imply good internal bracing and finish quality for the category.
Features Connectivity
90/100
Active speaker with 3.5mm AUX, USB-C, Bluetooth 5.3 and LDAC codec support provides excellent connectivity flexibility (high-res wireless via LDAC, digital USB-C). Multiple modern inputs and codecs make these versatile for desktop and portable hi-res setups.
Value for Money
84/100
Price was not provided, so value is judged conservatively from features/specs: strong driver tech, LDAC, USB-C and 58Hz extension suggest good performance per dollar. Final value judgement should be adjusted once MSRP or street price and competitor comparisons are available.
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