Review on Edifier Eclipse Bluetooth Speakers Red by Mateusz Wodarczyk ᠌

I needed to find a replacement for the existing 2.1 system that would not be much worse in sound quality and would be able to fit into the cabin of the vehicle. I'm sick of dealing with a tangle of cords. Due to the fact that the design was my primary concern, I did not give any thought to using wooden coffins, despite the fact that there are alternatives that are both more affordable and more effective. Fans of music are probably not going to be happy with this answer, but as for me, I enjoy watching movies and listening to music. I pieced it together using only a basic sound card, and I believe that it was possible to demonstrate its potential. I am pleased with the product as a whole, however the fact that the non-protective Bluetooth takes precedence over AUX is an issue. It is not evident when the maximum volume has been achieved because the indicator that the buttons on the speaker are being pressed is slurred. In comparison to the speakers, the remote control is very simplistic and of inferior quality. The lows have an unnatural tone to them, and despite the fact that this is a 2.0 mix, you should not anticipate more; it is tough to get better results in this format. Due to the numerous deficiencies, the price might be reduced to a more reasonable level.