Small speaker (mono) for iMac?

[littlehuman]

Hi,

I somehow don't know to put big speakers on my desk (at least where my iMac is), but iMac speaker is a little bit dull since it is position at the back of iMac.

Is anyone using very small speaker for iMac? Since I usually listen to voice (usually video), I think a bluetooth speaker would work. I just wanted to hear what everyone else is using if you are not using traditional desktop speakers.

 

[Mikael H]

Hi,

I somehow don't know to put big speakers on my desk (at least where my iMac is), but iMac speaker is a little bit dull since it is position at the back of iMac.

Is anyone using very small speaker for iMac? Since I usually listen to voice (usually video), I think a bluetooth speaker would work. I just wanted to hear what everyone else is using if you are not using traditional desktop speakers.

If you put the sub on the floor under the desk, I guess a pretty minimal 2.1 system could give you relatively decent sound without taking up too much room (only you'll likely have to deal with cables).
I personally wouldn't want a bluetooth sound system as my main sound device for a stationary computer. My experience with BT connectivity is not good enough to hope that it would "just work" the way I expect a Mac environment to do.

 

[mikeboss]

I'd get harman/kardon SoundSticks (the wired ones)->
https://www.harmankardon.com/comput...dwvar_SOUNDSTICKS III_color=Clear-USA-Current

of course this is no high-end stuff but they sound pretty decent for the money.

 

[jerwin]

The imac has stereo speakers, located at the bottom edge of the screen.

Supposedly, they're quite good, though I use proper bookshelf speakers with an amp.