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 Adisorn Srisawam ᠌

A significant plus is the ability to put close to the wall, due to the output of the phase inverter to the front. Klipsch, for example, is sensitive to location, it must be placed at least 20, and preferably 40 cm from the wall With its pros. They are better than the Klipsch R-41PM! Although they cost 3.5 times cheaper. Great speakers, really impressed with the quality of their sound. I took both models home to the office (small, 6 sq. M., converted from the balcony) to connect both models to the computer, I was sure that Klipsch would win for a clear advantage, I was going to leave it. But it turned out the opposite, I was very surprised. Edifier won in all respects, the sound is more open, clear or something. Klipsch mumbled in comparison to him. The high frequencies of the Edifier are heard much more clearly, the vocals are more pleasant to listen to - the feeling that you are opposite, the basses are much more legible, sound more interesting. In general, everything is better. Amazing of course. Tested for 5 hours. I say right away that I tried different types of connection on both speakers (USB on Klipsch, BT, RCA on both speakers) - I did not find any difference in sound from the type of speaker connection. I moved Klipsch away from the wall, changed the speakers in places, listened to different tracks from the computer and from the phone. Well, better than Edifier and that's it!. I admit that Klipsch could be married, many say that the sound of Klipsch is generally an amateur. As a result, I left Edifier for myself and am happy :-) In general, I really like the sound of Edifier, I recommend it. Different cons: There is no USB input, it is more convenient to connect it to a computer. There is no equalizer on the remote. But this is not essential.