Review on Edifier Bookshelf Subwoofer Bluetooth Wireless Computer Accessories & Peripherals by Micha Jakubek ᠌

My relationship with music isn't exactly stellar, and I wouldn't exactly call myself an audiophile, so let me just get that out of the way right off the bat. I just wanted to get some nice speakers for a studio apartment that would sound well, sound good even at low volumes, and not take up too much room. Therefore, even after using them for a month and a half, I still find myself admiring them. Both at low volumes and at quite high volumes, the sound quality is excellent all the way through the range. The highs stand out extremely clearly. After the speakers started playing, everything restored to its usual state, albeit the mid frequencies had first given the impression of being rather wasted. The amount of the sub is perfect for me personally. He does not rumble when it is not necessary for him to do so, but when it is necessary, he fits in perfectly with the music. In addition to that, its power can also be altered in a separate manner. The fact that it can be used wirelessly is another feature that I really appreciate. It is important to take note of the appearance on its own. They glance at the number 100! Every time I do so, I look up and admire. The remote control is a bit awkward to use, which is one of the drawbacks. When it is dark, it is not at all evident where the top of his head is or where the bottom of his head is. Additionally, there was an issue with connecting the remote control that came with the Samsung TV. As a result, in order to watch movies on optical, you will need to juggle two remote controls. Put both of them on pause, and then adjust the volume on the other one. Additionally, using Bluetooth on multiple devices at the same time is not very convenient. You will need to manually power down the device and then search for the person who connected the speakers. After that point, you will be able to connect.