Great price, light weight and perfect for use in our home studio use.

Something very affordably priced that I could use for song writing demos in a small apartment.

video production is our job...these monitors are at a good price and do a great job.

Review description says it all: great sounds in a tiny package for a reasonable price.

Great price, great sound, multi-purpose, small size, clean and minimalist look, audio control knobs on back, 1/4" audio jack inputs, auxiliary input jack and volume knob on front

Obviously there are limitations to this size of monitors but stereo image produced, the clarity and the flatness is amazing

Frequency response is also really flat (ignoring the couple untreated room modes), especially for this price, and everything comes through with great clarity

These have great clarity in mids and highs, and you can 'hear' the bass

At low volumes, they deliver audio with impressive clarity

The clarity is great and I can hear everything and things I didn't before.

The sound from these relatively compact and light monitors/speakers is surprisingly good - clear, accurate response across the range

They have a good flat sound without being non lively with good bass response

It was a big leap from my L-Cheap-o $10 USD generic computer speakers

It is a bit warm with excellent bass response, and very nice build quality

2-Way Powered Studio Monitors are high quality speakers that reproduce excellent linear response across the sound spectrum

For $150 less you can buy an equally loud pair of monitors from Seismic Audio that are only 5hz less efficient at bass production

I would recommend these to anyone needing a nice pair of 5 inch monitors without breaking the bank

The Eris E44 is a great pair of monitors, but as others have stated, the 4.5" woofers' frequency response tapers off at 45hz

This is my own personal first pair of actual monitors and I love them, I couldn't be happier

I'm a small independent artist trying to get my foot in the door of the music industry, and I couldn't ask for a better, more affordable pair of monitors for an entry level musician like myself.

They don't produce too much low end, which has actually been a blessing because I feel like it gives me a better representation of what the mix or composition will sound like when someone else listens to it, because not everyone has 8' speakers and or a sub

These sound great and definitely help with accurate mixes

I just prefer to go lower in frequency and have a 'little' more punch on low end when mixing

The PreSonus Eris series are all designed to be professional near-field monitors used for making critical mixes for audio or film/video production, and in that intended usage the Eris 3.5's shine

I actually have a switchable woofer on the floor I add with these for listening when I'm not mixing or mastering, and so I can switch to hear what my mixes will sound like on a booming system, like some car stereos

The product is defective, and needs to be replaced or repaired.

I bought this personal studio setup and I couldn't ask for a better product, the sounds is deep and warm without having to much punch of a bass which is good for a speaker of this size

Then today not even 30 days after I ordered the product the non powered speaker dies so now I am missing half the sound I need to play music to

I love presonus products and these speakers are perfect for an at home studio or gaming setup.

It was a big leap from my L-Cheap-o $10 USD generic computer speakers

only real downside to these is listening to podcasts and bad quality sound sources will cause

Okay so these are nice speakers build quality is excellent and they sound great but have a fatal flaw

There is a hollow quality to the monitors that just can’t be adjusted away

Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cheap but good quality audio source.

so I'm blaming PreSonus for some bad quality control here or bad packaging if it's related to shipping.

Also since I'm complaining, the power switch on the front is pretty basic and kinda spoils the really clean look of the front baffle.

Also own these ones.https://www.amazon.com/Studiophile-BX8-Reference-Monitors-Instruments/dp/B0001TTRBI/ref=sr_1_6?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1544998580&sr=1-6&keywords=m-audio+bx8All that been said, PreSonus its a quality brand and the PreSonus Eris E3.5 are nice little good looking speakers with a nice little big sound.

That, combined with the two 1/8" TRS hookups that I'll never use, kinda bums me out about an otherwise very good looking set of nice

The differences are highlighted in the video, including:Eris Pros relative to JBL LSR305:Much smaller for the same speaker size and power output (and weight)Front bass port, making them better for near-the-wall placement many people will preferProduced a richer, bassier sound than the JBLs, despite their higher HZ rating and smaller size... impressiveAesthetically more pleasing... modern, expensive looking, clean deisgn, esp the kevlar cone and lit logoRequires quite a bit less input volume to attain the same output volume (contrary to the SPL rating

Good sound, packaging included speaker wire, prompt delivery, fair price, nice looking

Just wanted to say that I ordered these because I needed some inexpensive, small studio monitors to replace my old monitors.

I’ve owned much more expensive studio monitors then these, but let me tell you these are great for putting together a budget video editing or sound editing station

But that is what makes them exceptional studio monitors and not just your average speakers

Albeit not as good as studio monitor headphones, but still wonderful regardless

I highly recommend especially for setting up a nice small recording studio.

The bass is overwhelming and muddy, when playing low notes on my piano it's difficult to hear which note is playing

The expectations lent by my research lined up with my experience: my Mackies have a tiny bit more bass and the sound of the Mackies are overall just a little bit muddier to my ears, but it's highly subjective and difficult to describe -- and my perception could easily be affected by the different rooms in which they are used and the fact that these Eris monitors were brand

It has enough bass to feel the punch but not enough to overpower the mids and high

very loud, clean sound with good bass too, although not much sub bass but enough

The bass are perfect for the room and the mids/highs are great.....

If you've been eyeballing these bad boys for awhile now, just stop and but them already

Though these trump many "stereos" I have already noticed a lack of bass response into the 4th octave that many EDM, Hip Hop, R&B artists and the like favor

However, the moment I powered these bad boys up, there is a distinct hiss coming from the tweeter

It was a big leap from my L-Cheap-o $10 USD generic computer speakers

I am switching my review from one star to five now that I have been able to test a pristine set of these bad boys

and I have yet to crank them up to hear any static noise

The only downside is an audible white noise that I think is just a feature of the amps they use

The right side speaker has developed a transient static noise.

The only downside is an audible white noise that I think is just a feature of the amps they use

and now there is absolutely no static or white noise coming from these speakers

some people complain of white noise with these speakers, but its not the speakers, its the cables

Some people will blow it up but I have heard many speakers doing this in the past and have learned to accept it

Other people complained about a pop sound when you switch them on

Why the freak don't these people put power controls on the front

Also I should mention how useful having front headphone input is, makes usability in a house with multiple people excellent

I am aware of at least one other reviewer who bought these this month (May 2018) and received the wrong power cord like me, so be prepared for that if you order these monitors, but don't let that put you off

They came supplied with the wrong power cord, which based on my experience and other reviews isn't just a one-off thing and has been an issue for a couple months

That solved the issue fine, but be warned that I have read other reviews of people getting the wrong power cord in their box as well

However, I was sent the wrong power cord and was unable to hook these up

It was a big leap from my L-Cheap-o $10 USD generic computer speakers

These little speakers are very clear and bright but without causing me ear ear fatigue, I can listen to them for long periods of time without ear strain as well

There's no ear-fatigue from listening to them all day long (but I monitor a very low volumes)

Over time, it causes ear fatigue, and I find that I have to leave the room

These need to be played at lower volumes sitting near-field for the ear fatigue is daunting

They're friendly on the wallet and also on the ears--I feel like I can mix and listen critically for long periods on these speakers without getting ear fatigue