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 Minoru Koshida ᠌

- Great sound in this budget! Here you need to understand that these are not monitors, not audiophile speakers, but rather budget ones with a bunch of additional goodies. We listened and compared these speakers with another model for a similar price and a Harman Kardon wireless speaker for 16,000. So for everyone there was not even a question which one to choose! These two small speakers produced a voluminous pleasant musical sound with minimal distortion. The stereo panorama felt great. The speakers have the ability to adjust the bass and treble, so after I added a little of both, the sound became just perfect. - Sufficient volume for the apartment (for me, even with a strong margin, I don’t understand at all how they write under 60W speakers that it’s enough for a 15m2 room . speakers turned on at 40W are just perfectly audible from two neighbors .) - Convenient control using the remote control (change the connection source in one click, control tracks via bluetooth, change the volume, mute mode and turn off) - Many connectors (2 rca, optical, coax) - Ability to connect via Bluetooth (Version 5) - On the front panel, the LED color shows which source is currently connected - blue LED for BT, red for optics and coax, green for linear, and in silent mode, the LED blinks) - All necessary cables included (optics, rca to rca, rca to jack, speaker cable to connect a second speaker) - Small size and nice design (you can remove the front protection with acoustic cloth) - Phase inverter in front (can be placed close to the wall) - Ability to connect a subwoofer