Edifier S351DB Bookshelf Speakers and Subwoofer 2.1 Speaker System Bluetooth V5.1 aptX Wireless Sound for Computer Rooms, Living Room & Dens

Excellent quality all around. Audio quality is fantastic, and although I haven't used any speakers more expensive than these to compare with, it's almost certainly beyond where I'm able to differentiate.The satellites are solid and look real classy in person, the knobs on the right speaker are well made, speaker cables are long and very well-shielded (no interference from an especially noisy wireless modem a couple feet away), and the connectivity is great. I don't use the remote, but it's got all the functionality I could ever want from it if I need to.I got these for my PC to replace a truly

Klipsch -> EdifierSold my Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 before moving out of state. I loved the sound clarity and clean responsive bass of the Klipsch. I sold them instead of moving them, for fear of damage. Originally I was going to purchase the same Klipsch set after getting settled, but started researching Edifier given their additional features. The Edifier S350DB are almost more of a “Home Theater Receiver” than just multimedia speakers.Sound:Compared to the Edifier S350DB, the Klipsch Pro Media are half the price. However the Edifier’s sound stage is much larger, and the stereophonics are more a

These speakers/sub are a great option if you are looking for room-filling sound with a wide frequency response that won't break the bank. The drivers/enclosures are not audiophile quality, but they're also not junk. Really good compromise between price and performance.Two issues keep this from being a five star review.First, the cabling is odd. The subwoofer contains the amp and main power switch, and both bookshelf speakers attach directly to the subwoofer. The right speaker (with the controls and remote sensor) uses a 10 foot long proprietary cable with a connector that looks an old-style MI

I've been trying to find solid 2.1 computer speakers that could compete with my Altec Lansings from 20+ years ago. there was one that I tried that came close. the Steelseries Arena 7 actually sounds better than the old Lansings, but the volume was lacking. even after installing an audio boost program, the speakers just began to distort. can't have that in my exercise class. I tried the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX Certified speakers. the passive satellite speaker was garbage. crackling, rattling, vibrated off the table. at one point I had to cradle it in my arms during a class to prevent it from m

I love these speakers. They are easy to setup, and the speaker wires were long enough for me, but may restrict those who want to set the satellites farther apart or away from the sub. The sound quality is great and sounds feel balanced all around the board, although I don't have a ton of experience with high end sound setups so my ears are relatively untrained. To me, it sounds like every instrument is separated and you can easily pinpoint any one instrument in a song. The subwoofer creates some super clean, and deep bass that you can feel in your chest. I have cranked the speakers to a loud e

After weeks of researching bookshelf speakers, thankfully I found this system that included a subwoofer, and went with this system.I received this bookshelf speaker/subwoofer combo a week ago to be primarily used as the speaker output for my new U-Turn Audio turntable and preamp. Cutting to the chase, the speakers arrived before my turntable did, so I tested them using the Bluetooth functionality, playing via my iPhone and Spotify.I played some Chrome Sparks first...I was blown away. These are totally party worthy, lounge/den worthy, main entertainment system worthy for your TV, etc. The crisp

OK first of all I knew it would not be fully wireless. But based on the product name & literally every marketed picture & video of the thing, I thought it could be charged up to be wireless for some time before needing to be plugged in again. I specifically wanted a set up that allows me to move the speakers around to different locations, which is advertised. I did not know that both the speakers would need to be plugged into the main unit & the main unit plugged into the wall at all times. The cable to the left speaker is also only 4’ long & they don’t make an extension for it. The only optio

Lange überlegt ob ich es bestellen sollte oder nicht, 320€ sind eine Menge Geld.Vor allem die vielen negativen Rezensionen hielten mich davon ab.Schlechtes Kabelmanagement und Pfeifftöne, wenn kein Input anliegt oder Musik gespielt wird, waren nicht das worauf ich ich einlassen wollte.Zum Glück habe ich mich durch einige positive Nachrichten und Recherchen doch entschlossen dieses System zu kaufen.Ich bin mit dem System bisher sehr zufrieden (ergänze bei Bedarf diese Rezension), das Kabel des rechten Speakers lies sich leicht mit einer VGA Verlängerung (1 zu1 Belegung und Adapter) auf das gewü