Really low-budget desktop speakers that at least sounds passable?

[Poraf]

I'm looking for a temporary set of desktop speakers that I'm going to use for a bit of while. I still listen to my headphones most of the time so I don't really need anything that sounds great, just something useable.

If it matters, I prefer a slightly warmer sound, though its not really a priority.

 

Right now my options are: (prices are converted to USD from my local currency),

Logitech Z213 - $21

Logitech Z313 - $26

Logitech Z120 - $10

Edifier R19U - $27

Edifier M1360 - $29

Edifier R12U - $13

 

I haven't decided which one to get at the moment, though I'm leaning towards the cheaper ones, any advice on these are much appreciated, or if you have any other recommendations as well.

 

[Fasauceome]

Currently using Logitech Z130 speakers. Not an audiophile but they sound quite alright to me, good for gaming and music.

 

I also have this lovely pair of high end Logitech headphones but the quality is lost on me so I'm not the best judge.

[Poraf]

1 hour ago, Fasauceome said:

Currently using Logitech Z130 speakers. Not an audiophile but they sound quite alright to me, good for gaming and music.

 

I also have this lovely pair of high end Logitech headphones but the quality is lost on me so I'm not the best judge.

It's alright, thanks for the input man, frankly I just need them to work, so I guess at this point any of them would do.

[varrys]

I used to use the Logitech Z200, about $25 I think. They worked fine for me, given I don't need ultra quality. I ran music while working and played games. They got the job done. In fact, when I went to "fancy" Bose speakers for my desktop, I was annoyed by the ultra heavy bass and almost returned them to go back to my Z200s. I'm not a super bass guy.

[IPD]

You can't go wrong with logitech for budget speakers.