Review on Edifier R1280DB Wireless Studio Monitors - Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers with Optical Input - 4 Inch Near Field Speaker - Enhanced Wooden Grain Finish - 42w RMS by Ninad Shinde

For the money they have everything. Three hours ago I took it from the store and yes, this "beautiful" is worth the money, it is they who fully work out every penny spent on them. I chose between black and walnut for a long time, the walnut won, they look minimalistic + I would say the Scandinavian style is traced, matte surfaces without the absence of sharp corners. The real color is more like a walnut. About the main thing: it is of course the sound. It is voluminous, but here you need to understand that the speakers are out of the box and have not warmed up yet, I think a week is enough. According to the first impressions on the default settings (all to zero), this is an excellent and high-quality sound that was worked on, it is matte and well balanced. Do not listen to a shkolota that lacks bass, there is an abundance of bass here, listen to an organ or a bass guitar, again, everyone gets used to their sound and, for example, after headphones, you may miss something, but! force yourself to listen to what these speakers give out in default, believe me, you will begin to understand what sound is and only eventually climb to the equalizer (this is evil) Scene and volume: it is, if you do not have royal requests for stationery) At a distance of 2 meters, you will understand everything very well. The function on the remote control "scene expansion" here the impressions are twofold, someone needs it, someone does not, played on the "classic" effect and here you need to understand what source you have, maybe you are spinning MK 60.2 cassettes then you will get what what they launched, and if DENON is here, of course, finally, and that's it))) In general, your expectations and impressions should come true, do not rush to conclusions. All good.