To begin with, I need to clarify that I am neither an expert nor do I have any previous experience in this field, so I am primarily addressing people who are just starting to get into High-Fi, etc. These are the first "good" speakers I have purchased, as previously I only had Bluetooth speakers, and I must say that initially, the difference in both volume and sound quality was impressive. However, I waited half a year to make this evaluation because I knew my excitement would influence my judgment. I believe that for the money you pay, they are worth it, as their construction is of very good quality. As for the sound, I can now say that it is not as amazing as I initially thought. The volume is very good, especially compared to good Bluetooth speakers (JBL Xtreme 3), and they easily fill up to 50 square meters. However, the bass really struggles, and you can hear how it muffles the sound of the speaker, while the midrange is greatly diminished. Overall, I would give them a rating of:
Volume: 8/10
Bass: 7/10
Midrange: 5/10
Treble: 7/10
Build Quality: 8/10
Overall: 7/10
For an entry-level speaker, I believe it is worth it (my personal opinion-suggestion for a beginner)

Dear friends and lovers of good sound, greetings.

The truth is that I bought these speakers (out of pure curiosity) as I saw several positive comments here on Skroutz, as well as their listed features.
To some extent, I agree with some positive comments, but I disagree with most of them, and STRONGLY disagree, because they are incorrect (due to enthusiasm), and through them, someone will go through the purchasing process and find things a bit different than how the speakers are presented to the general public.
The speakers do not have such high specifications for any reason as the manufacturer claims, 35Hz - 40Khz. Do not believe them AT ALL. It's a lie. You can only find these specifications in very expensive and high-quality speakers. In the case of Magnat Monitor 202, consider that they range from 43Hz to 17Khz, maybe 18.425Hz at most. That's how I measured them using a simple Signal Generator. I then made adjustments with a digital parametric EQ by boosting the highs at 15Khz, and they were almost inaudible because they cannot reach them, and even if their tweeter reaches them, it does not reproduce them comfortably at all. They responded from 6Khz to 13Khz with some relative ease, and still at high dB levels to be heard by my ear.
To be precise, the 6.5-inch speaker that the company mentions is not even that size. It is around 5.2 to 5.5 inches (14cm). It will drop a bit below 38Hz for the bass, but it will not have quality, and as the Hz decrease, the sound will become muffled in the end. As for the sub-bass, it does not support it, as the 5.5-inch speaker is not able to reproduce it well at -6db & -3db. Play the song "Bass I love U" and you will understand. Their highs are not even high. They are dull to almost invisible to the ear, and they do not have any balance with the bass that the speaker with the cabinet produces.
(Of course, you should know that this is somewhat balanced with the use of an external EQ or the EQ from the Ampifire, either by adding highs or cutting bass. This is not very good, as a speaker should have proper proportions and stand on its own in all aspects. Appearance, Volume, Sound Quality & Build Quality.)
The speakers comfortably cover a space from 15sqm to 35-40sqm, fulfilling the above specifications that I mentioned with 27% to 72% of your amplifier's volume. Certainly, the amplifier you use also plays a role, but these speakers are for an amplifier in the range of 150 to 300 euros. Nothing more. I believe that if you use them with more expensive equipment, you waste the performance of the equipment afterwards.
I HIGHLIGHT NOT TO SPEND money on expensive cables, it makes no sense, as the speakers use a simple bipolar audio cable and a simple crossover. The VFM (Value for Money) concept should stop for me.
If they were given away, YES, then I accept it, or if they were even better than their specifications, OK. But from the moment you pay money and especially when they do not meet their listed specifications, it is the worst. The right thing is: You get what you pay for. LAW!!!
On the positive side, they have good construction and sturdy MDF and veneer. They could have used different wood for their construction (Melamine) and instead of veneer, they could have used adhesive (Vinyl), and put all the profit from these into the drivers and speakers.
The other solution would be for them to be more expensive, ranging from 90 to 140 euros, and to solve all the issues I mentioned, while still maintaining the good construction of MDF & Veneer but also adding metal base feet. Additionally, I believe that from what I heard, as today is Good Friday, the Bass Reflex has a problem (at least in these speakers). I think they need a better Bass Reflex output. A larger diameter, as it makes a lot of noise, especially in low frequencies, which will be played separately. In full sound spectrum, it is not audible.
As for the positives, the bass is good (although not as deep and clear as they claim in the comments). It is not as clear and deep as in other Bookshelf category speakers. It will shake you, but it won't move you in the end, when you learn to listen properly and even more accurately over time.
The speakers in general need about 600 to 700 hours of playing time to settle, and it takes 10 to 11 years for them to fully break in, at sound intensities up to the middle and maybe a little higher.
But don't worry too much. Give them an intensity of 50% to 75% to see if they have any issues from the beginning, so you don't lose their warranty later on.
So... if these are your first speakers and you want to make your purchase and have your piece, go ahead, as you want to get into this thing called Hi-Fi and good sound. Good luck then!!!
(However, I suggest the following before considering buying them new: If you find them used, in very good condition and at a good price, around 80 to 100 euros, buy them immediately. Also, I would recommend saving a little more money and buying something more worthwhile. Either used or new. You will remember me, because these speakers are not Value For Money as everyone says.)
Now, for the more experienced sound listeners, I wouldn't even recommend them!!!