Review on Edifier Bookshelf Subwoofer Bluetooth Wireless Computer Accessories & Peripherals by Gregory Sirgio

I had never heard of Edifier until a few months ago. After doing a little research on Reddit, I decided to bite the bullet and try them out for my gaming PC. The packaging is excellent, not a single speaker was damaged. The remote control is a bit strange but works quite well. The speakers sound very good for both gaming and music. In games, they capture high-end detail well without sounding muffled, and the low-end has good detail that doesn't sound muffled. You can turn them into a pretty healthy DB with no noticeable damage or rattling. The subwoofer is excellent with no hint of rattling or interference from nearby wireless devices. The subwoofer has never had pairing issues requiring a power cycle. With them you get a variety of input options such as optical, aptX-enabled Bluetooth, RCA and coaxial. A small issue, depending on how far you want to place them, is that they don't use standard speaker cables to connect them to another speaker. It was quite a decent length and an extension cord could be available if needed. I would like the speakers to be switchable from right to left as I need a speaker with an optical channel on the left and would prefer not to use the software option to switch left to right. This is a minor issue, but it prevents me from using optics due to my desk configuration. If you don't want to lose vertical placement space, this can be a bit tricky as there are no mounting holes at the bottom. I'm not exactly sure where the amp is inside the case (I didn't want to risk drilling it) so I used permanent tape on the bottom of the case to hold it in place. The build quality of the set is solid. The plastic on the front feels quite thick and doesn't flex, the case is solid, and the knobs and buttons look like they'll work well in use. Overall this is a great rig to match a gaming rig. a bedroom where you don't need a large driver to fill the area.