Klipsch RP-160M
What can you say about this company! All its products, even the Budget ones, give you the premium sound experience!
The Klipsch RP-160M are 2 exceptional bookshelf speakers (6.5Inch) beautifully designed and considering their size, you wouldn't expect them to produce such deep sound.
I have no words for the build quality. It is the King of Premium!
Positives:
1) Magnetic grilles. Very easy to put on and take off without fearing anything breaking (unlike other speakers with clips, etc.), you just touch the grille and it always fits perfectly.
2) They are truly gems in the room. Incredible feeling and they give off this Vintage-Minimal vibe in terms of both appearance and size!
Regarding the sound:
1) 96dB... This has the advantage of allowing you to do wonders with small amplifiers. I have them in a 2x40Rms stereo setup in a 20sqm room and the space just shakes, especially with movies and bass music.
2) Ported Technology. Due to the (huge) port on the back, the speakers have exceptional bass. You can clearly hear frequencies, especially in movies, down to 28Hz, making the couch tremble!
3) The highs are excellent. There is nothing better in the category in terms of high-low frequency ranges. Rock, jazz, metal, hip-hop, deep, etc. in FLAC and on a turntable, wherever I put them, the sound was crystal clear and distinct at every frequency.
I have no negatives to mention. Klipsch loudly proclaims from afar that it has quality products for every taste and budget.
They definitely have one negative! If you live in an apartment building, you will definitely have a problem with neighbors at high volumes :D
The bass they produce for a 6.5Inch woofer is unbelievable, even in the first 20 hours of use!
You would think there is a hidden 10-12Inch subwoofer somewhere in the room!
At this price, they are truly a one-way street.
I listened to: Dali zensor 3,5,7, Polk Audio T50, Bowers & Wilkins 684 S2, Kef Q500, Monitor Audio Bronze 5
I considered many options before making my purchase and I am definitely satisfied with these!
The speakers cost 650€ in Greece + a good wiring setup, so the total budget reaches around 700-720€.
That's all from me!

I bought them yesterday after I went and listened to them, as soon as I heard them, they enchanted me, they are very high-quality with great intensity and crystal clear sound!! They are also very well constructed! For anyone who wants to make sure, I just want to say that after listening to the Dalisensor 3, I was disappointed, they are very weak speakers with minimal bass and they cannot handle low frequencies, you need to turn up the amplifier volume quite a bit for them to be heard and even then, the sound is very soft, very English, they cannot be compared to the Klipsch speakers and up close, they are not as beautiful as in the photos, unlike the Klipsch speakers which are amazing, beyond that, it's also a matter of taste and budget. After nine months and proper breaking in, the speakers have unfolded and revealed other virtues, now I can hear even more details from the horns and besides that, the bass is fuller and deeper! I play them with a Pioneer LX72 amplifier and after the automatic setup of the speakers, I lowered the subwoofer to 50 Hz because the speakers can go very low and fill a 35 square meter room! Definitely, for larger spaces, someone who wants L-R for their 5.1, 7.1, 7.2 home cinema will need something bigger to achieve the desired result that I have in my room! Before you buy any speaker, do thorough research and if possible, listen to them as well, it's even better because they are very expensive and it's a shame to make a hasty choice!! I hope I helped somewhat.