Eris E5 BT

What a upgrade! They sound amazing!

I've owned Eris 3.5s for a little over a year or so. I wanted something with a bit more power and the ability to connect a 12 inch subwoofer I own. These do the trick with that. I use these direct to PC with an unbalanced cable. I've tried balanced as well and it doesn't change one side effect of these speakers.. the tweeters do have a hiss (This isn't the case with 3.5s) This isn't caused by the input or anything from my testing, it's likely just amp noise with how it was designed (common in studio monitors). I'm not knocking off any stars for it though because I usually just keep a towel or something draped over the tweeters when not in use. This noise isn't audible if you're not right up on the speakers either. All in all, these do come alive when you need that extra volume level and that's what matters to me.

For the price I paid, these speakers sound great. I love the fact there are multiple inputs. I have my Mac pro plugged in via RCA, and I run a 1/8" cable from my gaming monitor for sound from my Nintendo Switch,and Bluetooth for everyday music listening. I also plan to do home recording with these monitors, thus the multi-purpose aspect that I wanted when I purchased these. As far as the Bluetooth , it is frustrating. I have to try numerous times for the handshake with the iPad to take place. It often involves turning the speakers on and off. This is my only complaint with the speakers.

The sound is clear, crisp, and balanced. I can hear details in music and movies like never before. Very impressed with the sound, especially given the price. Highs and mids are articulate and to me sound well balanced. Bass is tight and clean but you can definitely hear the low cut is set a bit high (which makes sense for monitors -- better accuracy). Paired up with a sub these will no doubt sound even better (in fact I ordered the Sub8 which should be here later today). Overall I am leaning towards keeping these but there are some features that other comparable speakers have which may make me swap with them (for example Edifiers have remote controls, front grilles, and a nicer overall appearance ... but do they sound as good? Hmm ...). Physical construction and overall appearance is fine. You're not going to look at these and think, damn, they're sexy, but at the same time they don't look cheap or low budget. They're pretty much middle of the road, kind of utilitarian, get-the-job-done kind of looking (in contrast to Edifiers which I think look super sharp). A few minor quibbles: - The appearance of the woofer dome center is a bit sloppy. Looks like the glue or whatever to attach the small dome part to the rest is not super precise. It's not too annoying to look at but given these things lack grillles it is a bit of an eyesore. - The Bluetooth pairing button is on the back of the speaker. This seems like a total user experience fail. The BT pairing button should be on the front, next to the aux input. Why force the user to reach all the way around to back if they want to change pairing from their phone to a different device? It seems real shortsighted.

My first set was a christmas gift last year (the 3.5" version). Not a week after installing these speakers the right channel stopped working, would come on and go off at random times I've tried keep the volume down low so as not to challenge these poor little speakers but to no avail. They still cut out. I then purchased the 5" speakers rated at 100watts (50 per channel), These didn't last the afternoon (literally less than an hour of use). I've never had such high hopes for a product only to have those hopes dashed on the rocks of poor design and shoddy quality. I love my Presonus interface but will never buy these speakers again.

I have been thru many monitors in my humble studio. You name it, I've tried it. My recent set was Adams TV5. I saw these Pre Sonus Eris 5.25 BTs come up and on sale for a ridiculous low price and thought I would give them a go just to try out. I have never liked any Pre Sonus due to the heavy hollow sound they have. Over Boxxy. Just in interest I took down my Adams and set these up since it was very easy. I turned them on with a mix I have been have allot of trouble with and was absolutely amazed. How in the world did Pre Sonus all of a sudden create a fine sounding monitor and how did they get it in such a small enclosure. And why did it take them so long to create this. Very Strange!

Excellent for a small or medium studio! Really great sounding, filled with plenty of options and features! They pack a punch!

They work well and sound amazingly

Unos muy buenos bafles para colocarlos con cualquier dispositivo de música, gracias a su compatibilidad con Bluetooth o diversas formas de conexión vía RCA o TRS, con buena definición en los graves sin llegar a saturar

if you are looking for an inexpensive studio quality monitor set, then this is the set, don't be fooled by other brands, this is an accurate set of speakers. the sound is great.

Ordered yesterday. Delivered today. Plugged in, listening, loving! I already have the 3.5 and I was impressed with those speakers. For increased headroom I upgraded to 5. I also own the sub8. Funny when I use the stereo trs subout to left or right on the woofer, there would barely any sound. I realized I use an usb audio interface. Best result is run the signal through sub8 to eris5.

Muy buen producto, lo recomiendo ampliamente. Única desventaja es que el Bluetooth no tiene tanto alcance y para cambiar de dispositivo hay que "desconectar" el Bluetooth del Smartphone/tablet/laptop y volver a activar pairing mode con el botón detrás de la bocina amplificada Fuera de eso, tienen un sonido excelente, bajos muy presentes, medios excepcionales y agudos muy bien logrados

Buen equipo, me llego un día antes de la fecha buenos bajos y medios , es cuestión de bajo si se requiere un subwoofer y ya está en camino Excelente compra por el precio