Swissonic MM-3

You must adjust your expectations and keep in mind the price you are paying - so at that point, it is one the best purchase I have ever made. I enjoy them and they make me feel a super smart guy.
They are just amazing for monitoring your desktop - surprisingly wide and clear, allows to identify the instruments and able to deliver the general groove.
For mixing / monitoring purposes, you cannot pretend a huge, high definition mix but here is a good trick: it gives you a nice perspective and good information for balancing if you do it in a low volume, in a 30cm triangle.
Its main weakness is the mid-low: you can compensate a little bit by reducing the distance between the two monitors. Therefore you can get some more 60-300.
Hope this helps.
By the way, you will love all the different inputs / outputs at your disposal.

Thomann! You guys nailed these!

These are proper mixing/mastering/music production speakers in my opinion, especially for the size of these! they are so small!

These are so great, that they are better to my ears than any other monitors with the same woofer/cabinet size

I have compared and tested in my treated studio,all the other monitors in the same size comparison,these are the greatest I have heard for their size.

That's how good they are.

These are flat.

The Swissonics tweeter is great and provides quality, the woofer is amazing!

The Swissonics have good and detailed mids and highs, and they are not harsh or annoying, zero fatigue from these guys!

They have no hyped or boomy low frequencies. they are clear and transparent.

for 79 euro, that's actually a steal compared to other monitors in the price range,

for the size, it's quite amazing what it gives.

I would recommend these for small room/beginner musicians/producers, they are your go-to studio monitors if you are on a low budget, trust me! they should be priced higher than the original price.

It is imperative that people learn that bigger studio monitors do not mean the sound will be better. The room size and structure will determine the reality of the sound waves arriving to the ears.
Studio Monitors Swissonic MM-3 have left me missing my old Mackie CR4 monitors, just because the connectivity of them was better, not the sound. I never use the full intensity values, and I still obtain good sound, more than adequate.
However, I would prefer for the on-off switch to be push, not clickable, and that they would include some foam padding for the underside. I might be needing to buy stands in the future, so that the tweeter reach the height of my ears.

I went for these because as you can see from the headline they are low profile. I didn't want huge speakers on my desk taking up too much room but wanted something that would produce the frequency range that studio monitors can. I went with these over a year ago and use them nearly every day for either music listening/recoding/mixing or watching films and TV shows on the laptop or computer. They're still working and no issues so for the price I am very happy. I do think I will upgrade soon and see if a more expensive pair sound much different or what the comparison is but right now they do the job!