When I’m sitting at my desk, staring at buying guides and fiddling around with Bluetooth settings to work out when something won’t connect to my MacBook (hot tip: make sure you’ve turned on pairing mode), there’s nothing I like more than listening to some music. Sometimes, though, I don’t want to use my headphones, and I want to keep my head free of tangling wires or heavy headsets. That’s where desktop speakers like these, the Kanto Ora4, come in.
I also like to play my own music at my desk, and then mix it (very amateurishly, might I add), and I want something with a balanced sound profile to get a good idea of what the finished project might sound like. The Kanto Ora4 aren’t just listening speakers but studio monitors, capable of playing my mixes with a neutral sound so that any one part isn’t accentuated. There’s more to them of course, but they’ve already booked themselves a place in our best computer speakers list. Let’s find out why.
