Edifier R1700BT Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker - Active Near-Field Studio Monitors - Powered Speakers 2.0 Setup Wooden Enclosure 66w RMS (Black)

First, some quick points on design:- 10 degree angle on speakers properly point the woofer and tweeter towards your head when placed on a desk. Normally would have to put a piece of angled foam or something to achieve this, so a nice bonus.- Dials on the side are nicely constructed and placed for me, being right handed. I can see people wanting the volume knob on the front, but I mostly manage volume through the computer and leave the speaker volume static, so this was fine.- Front-facing subwoofer port is a nice design choice because if you are like me and want to place the speakers on your d

I rarely leave reviews but these speakers deserve one.First off to give a little perspective I rarely venture outside of Klipsch products. I have plenty of experience with all sorts of high end audio equipment from B&O to reference HK, NAD receivers, so on and so forth... so my amazement with these speakers is not due to never hearing any high end equipment.So why did I even take a chance with these? My little sister wanted a record player setup so I got her an Audio Technica LP60 to start her beginner setup. I wanted a pair of bookshelf speakers for a clean setup and I wanted the speakers to

I love the clarity and loudness of these speakers. I primarily use them for music in a multi-room Spotify player and these sound great. The bass is decent as well, and it has a sub-out if you want one. The remote is basic but works. They feel well-built and are a bit heavy like a quality unit should be. I use the RCA input and it was simply plug -and-go, very easy.

I am by no means an "audiophile" by definition, but after listening to several of my playlists through portable Bluetooth speaker(s), Pat Metheny and several other Jazz/Pop/Rock/R&B artists spoke to me through said speaker(s), suggesting that I invest in a product that brings the music forth with oomph and gravitas (as it should be), and here we are.After reading and watching several reviews, I landed on the Edifier R1700BT speakers. Hooking them up was simple, and establishing communication between the iPod and speakers was super easy, barely an inconvenience. I can control the volume through

I’ve been using the Edifier R1700BT Bluetooth bookshelf speakers for a few weeks now, and they’ve completely exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is crisp, detailed, and surprisingly full-bodied for speakers this size. The bass is tight without being overwhelming, the mids are clear, and the highs are sparkling but never harsh.Setup was a breeze. Bluetooth pairing is quick and stable, and the included RCA input lets me connect my computer and turntable effortlessly. The design is sleek and minimalist, and the wood finish adds a touch of sophistication to my desk setup.I also appreciate

So happy I purchased these speakers. First off they shipped them really fast & packaging was excellent. Once I opened the box I was extremely surprised about how excellently made they are and they are very solid and they have some weight to them, so build quality extremely excellent. I just love the to composite rca inputs and the blu-tooth connection. My two macs, gaming pc, media center pc, laptop, ipad, nexus 5x & iPhone connected to these speakers without any trouble, it was a total breeze to hook all my gear up to these speakers via blu-tooth because every single piece of tech saw them wi

When looking through the reviews I couldn't find any mention of the bass and volume of these speakers, so I figured I'd describe it here. I really like these speakers, and they are very much worth the $150 price I paid for them (to me). They go louder than I would need while sitting at my computer right in front of them, but would probably be too quiet for a party. There's a bit of distortion above about 80% volume, but it's not that bad, and 50% volume is already louder than you would want if you have roommates, live in an apartment, etc. Keep in mind that there are laws of physics that limit

I was looking for some high quality Bluetooth capable speakers for the living room, without breaking the bank. I wanted something small, but with great sound. Read the reviews on these Edifiers and decided to try them. I figured for only $150 I wouldn't be taking too much risk if they didn't live up to the hype. Well, I'm happy to say they absolutely lived up to all the hype and more. I already expected them to be good based on the reviews, but I was still caught a bit off guard by just how good they really do sound. Quite frankly, I'm not sure how they can pull off this level of quality for t