Review on Edifier Eclipse Bluetooth Speakers Red by Jnis Anmanis ᠌

Bluetooth is defined as the absence of any form of signal shielding, even at its most basic level. Connecting to the speakers from a great distance is possible for everybody. They are in a position where any of your apartment building neighbors could potentially use them as a terrorist weapon against you. Someone in their youth connects to my network multiple times during the day and late at night and plays "rap" at a volume of 2022 at 100% volume from a selective mat. The Bluetooth signal can only be switched off for a brief period of time—just three seconds—before it automatically reconnects. In spite of the fact that the speakers are physically attached to the computer by way of the audio connection, they will always give preference to the signal transmitted over bluetooth. Edifier's customer service can only be reached via e-mail; a few days later, they sent me a response that they could only apologize for, but it is impossible to turn off or program Bluetooth. In addition to this, the build quality of the case leaves a great deal to be desired.