End of lousy computer sound. Edifier M60 with LDAC now costs 2,690 CZK

  • Edifier M60 are compact desktop speakers with 66W power, Hi-Res certification, and LDAC support
  • Discounted from 3,399 to 2,690 CZK
  • They offer sound that feels much bigger than the speakers look

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Jakub Kárník
Jakub Kárník
5. 8. 2026 10:30
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Most people listen to sound from their monitor or cheap plastic speakers at their computer – and then one day they hear the difference and don’t want to go back. You can now buy Edifier M60 for 2,690 CZK instead of 3,399 CZK, and according to foreign reviewers, it’s one of the best purchases you can make in this category. Hi-Fi Ratings wrote that the speakers question the point of expensive hi-fi systems.

👍 Get them if you want decent sound for your desk and don’t have space for large speakers.
🤔 Hesitate if you plan to spread them across your living room – the cable between the speakers is short and doesn’t allow for a wide separation.
💰 Price: 2,690 CZK for a pair of active speakers with LDAC and Hi-Res certification.

Ten centimeters wide, yet they play

Dimensions of 10 × 16.8 × 14.7 cm mean that the M60 will fit even on a cluttered desk. Inside are a 1″ silk dome tweeter and a 3″ aluminum bass driver, totaling 66 W, and the sound is processed by a chipset with a Class-D amplifier and DSP for digital crossover.

You can connect them via USB-C, jack, or Bluetooth 5.3 with LDAC codec, which supports lossless transmission up to 24-bit / 96 kHz from Android. The package also includes metal stands that tilt the speakers by 15 degrees towards your ears – a detail reviewers particularly appreciate, as this tilt makes a big difference for desktop listening. They are controlled by a touch panel on top, and in the Edifier ConneX app, you can tune a six-band equalizer or choose from preset modes for music, movies, and games.

Three recurring criticisms in reviews

The first and most practical: a short connecting cable between the active and passive speaker. The second criticism targets the missing remote control, so you adjust the volume by touch or on your phone. The third is physics: bass starts roughly around 80 to 90 Hz, so you won’t find the absolute deepest tones here – anyone listening to electronic music or hip-hop and wanting to feel bass in their chest should consider a subwoofer or larger speakers.

None of this, however, changes the overall sentiment, which is remarkably consistent across reviews. For anyone who spends their day at the computer listening to music, this is the most significant sound improvement for the least money at 2,690 CZK.

Do you listen to your computer with headphones, or do you have speakers on your desk?

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