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Edifier Bookshelf Subwoofer Bluetooth Wireless Computer Accessories & Peripherals Review

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Very good

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Details

Connectivity TechnologyWireless, Bluetooth, Auxiliary
Speaker TypeSubwoofer
BrandEdifier
Subwoofer Diameter8 Inches
Mounting TypeFloor Standing

Description of Edifier Bookshelf Subwoofer Bluetooth Wireless Computer Accessories & Peripherals

PLANAR DIAPHRAGM TWEETERS – Get clear highs thanks to fully planar diaphragm tweeters. 8-INCH WIRELESS SUBWOOFER – Achieve rich, room-shaking bass sound with the 8-inch wireless subwoofer. BLUETOOTH V4.1 WITH APTX – Get a fast, rock-solid wireless connection with high-quality playback thanks to aptX decoding. Other available inputs include AUX, PC, optical, and coaxial. WIRELESS REMOTE – Get convenient access to volume and playback controls with the included wireless remote. REDUCED ACOUSTIC RESONANCE - A wooden MDF enclosure minimizes cabinet resonance and ensures that you get crystal clear audio.

Reviews

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

I was looking for a good "near hi-end" computer audio system for listening to music / games in quality (10 square meters and a little space on the table), conditionally not limited in budget. I looked closely at s2022/3000pro, JBL, Yamaha, Focal monitors, but they turned out to be huge for my conditions + they are still for work in a studio. The choice fell on these triphonics, unique in their class. There are no analogues on the market. I use it with the built-in sound card Creative AE-9 PE…

Pros
  • - Value for money, amazing sound - General performance, solid appearance - Planar tweeters - Wireless subwoofer of impressive size - Many different connections, equipment - Little things: an interesting remote control, treble / bass / volume adjustment on the main satellite, display of the current connection // There was not enough space in the comments, I'll write here // .1 Games. This is a separate unforgettable experience. The sound is fat-fat, with amazing detail. Zvukovuha played its role, it has a special game mod for shooters (Scout mode). The sub is already synchronized from the factory, you just have to connect it to the network. 2. Comparing optics and analogue. Optics - the purest sound. The analogue is brighter / louder / louder due to the number of transformations. Use optics if you want high-quality sound. From Maxim B.'s comment below: now it works via optics and this is its best mode of operation (galvanically isolated from the source, no interference on the cable), if you use an analog connection from an external DAC, you will get an extra conversion step inside the system: external DAC->ADC acoustics->acoustics DAC->amplifier .3 I am listening to the 2022 release of Scann-Tec - Unyt. I can't find the words. This atmosphere, transparency and BASS waves take me into space. Moreover, the bass is not booming and not falling over, as on acoustics - it is sparse, clear, filled and very deep. The instruments in the composition do not merge into a heap, the mids are worked out, the highs are as they should be, the synthesizers seem not to come from the speakers, but at the same time they create an unreal atmosphere; the strings are transparent and ringing, it seems that you are at a concert, this is akin to the feeling when I first bought audiophile headphones with a good player and went nuts from the purity of the sound (at that time it was Sennheiser IE80 and Astell&Kern AK100). This is my subjective opinion. I repeat, the sound quality and audio quality play a huge role. .4 I forked out for one of the best toslinks, and as I understood, not in vain. Van den Hul Optocoupler MKII
Cons
  • - While listening to Aes Dana - Inks (16/44.1 flac 700kbps), the subwoofer began to rattle a little in the peaks. Compositions Alep Offset and Nuphar Log. I don’t know what it is, but I’ll write it off for overload (for those who don’t know Aes Dana, and in principle the whole Ultimae Records is electronics with an emphasis on the bottoms, not every sub is able to play normally). By the way, this does not seem to be observed on the same Scann-Tec. I don’t notice this on the psyprog either, take the same Astrix - Techno Widows / Deep Jungle Walk / Adhana (deezer hi-fi source) - even at high volume the sub plays without extraneous noise. Conclusion - on really "loaded" compositions at high volume in peaks at a certain frequency, a slight rattle of the speaker in the center can be observed. Otherwise, everything is excellent.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I definitely recommend buying, I didnt notice any disadvantages.

Pros below: High-quality sound - got what I wanted "transparent" detailed sound. Wireless subwoofer - it is very convenient to put it anywhere, the main thing is that there is an outlet. Has some cons: There are no grills (protective grilles) for speakers and a subwoofer - this can be a problem if there are children or pets (I myself am afraid to hurt the subwoofer with my foot)))

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Not a bad product, quite normal quality.

The product was purchased from a large online store. It is a pity that the first sample turned out to be defective. Blade on BT subwoofer. Exchanged after 20 days. Everything works well. The first system arrived with scratches and traces of opening one of the sattilite speakers. Be careful, check everything in place. I would like to wish Edifier to improve the quality control of its products in production!

Pros
  • The sound is great. Yes, just amazing. Style.
Cons
  • There is no new version of bt. Not a handy remote. There is no bass control on the remote. Colour: Brown only. No speaker protection. My sub is constantly losing bt. Dropped it off at the store.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

I’ll make a reservation right away that I’m not an audiophile, and I have a rather mediocre relationship with music. I just wanted to buy good speakers for a one-room apartment that would play well, play well at low volumes and not take up much space. So, after a month and a half of use, I do not cease to admire them. The sound is very good both at low volumes, and there is a fairly large margin up. Highs are very clear. The mid frequencies initially seemed a little squandered, but when the…

Pros
  • Sound, appearance, compactness, playback quality at low volume.
Cons
  • Remote, outdated bluetooth

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best thing for the money, glad I did it.

The sound quality is excellent, and I was able to achieve the "transparent" and detailed sound that I was looking for. With a wireless subwoofer, placement is not an issue; all that is required is access to an electrical socket. This makes the device extremely versatile. Cons: There are no grills (protective grilles) for the speakers or the subwoofer, which can be an issue if there are children or pets in the house (I personally am worried to injure the subwoofer with my foot)))

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Nothing special, there are positive and negative sides.

3 times in 5 years I went with speakers from Edifier to services. I won't make that mistake again. In the future I plan to replace with Dali Oberon 1C.

Pros
  • Switched to them from the S330D. The sound has become a mess better, but if you listen quite quietly, then you can hardly catch the difference between them.
Cons
  • - No grills. - Marriage. The sub is ringing. On the other hand. Is it possible to demand much from China?

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect purchase for me, exactly what I was looking for!

The Google Pixel 6 pro phone shows support for the Qualcomm aptX HD codec, although it's off. The site lists only Qualcomm® aptX.

Pros
  • plays). Can be used without a subwoofer woofers pull. The wireless sub is amazing. Powerful, I had to set -4 dB, so as not to boomkolo. The top is fine, in the acoustic versions the instruments filled the stage, again the bass began to interfere, on YouTube the voices became human. radio became impossible to listen to. Found several stations in flac format. Conclusion; balanced system with some possibility of adjustment, with small speakers on the desktop. Everything is described here and on YouTube.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, more pros than cons.

There is nothing in particular to draw comparisons with, but it is generally agreed upon that the sound does not come cheap and that it is actually quite pricey (in my opinion). It exposes itself in its entirety on hires files and is extremely hard of hearing with the same YouTube; naturally, the problem gets better as it warms up, but not to a significant degree. Even when I use it by way of the built-in on the B560 motherboard, the idea that an external DAC or a more advanced audio card is…

Pros
  • Sound, design, and a wireless subwoofer
Cons
  • The quality of the workmanship is subpar, and the cost necessitates finding a source at the same level.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great quality, happy with it one hundred percent!

These are the new speakers I bought to replace the SVEN IHOO 5.1, which sadly passed away. I have spent a considerable amount of time trying to find the appropriate words, and in general, the sound coming from these speakers is rather enticing. highs that are easily recognizable and detailed, mids that are sharp, lows that are silky, and when necessary, even lows that beat in the sternum. Concerning the dearth of lows, all you have to do is locate an appropriate spot in the room for the…

Pros
  • A sound of very high quality and intriguing variety. Subwoofer without wires. Appearance that is acceptable. Construct with care. When there is no incoming signal, there will be no background noise. An extensive variety of connections for audio sources. Power available for use.
Cons
  • When played at a volume that is just slightly louder than usual, the sound quality reveals all of its inherent splendor. After the power has been turned off, the volume setting is lost. It may take some time until you feel comfortable using the remote control.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

I contrast them with a component set that is currently available for approximately fifty to sixty thousand dollars (VCL Denon 720 + columns Dali Censer 3). In my perspective, triphonics have a more pleasing sound. The highs are less brittle and more expressive than before. The satellites have a particularly strong grasp on the middle ones' implementation. Additionally, the bottoms are handed over to the sub. However, none of this is redundant with the other. As a result, it would appear like…

Pros
  • Sound, appearance, materials, delivery set, and cost are all important considerations.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

I wanted a "near hi-end" computer audio system for listening to music and playing games in a relatively small area (10 square meters and some table space). The S2022/3000pro, JBL, Yamaha, and Focal monitors that I researched were all too large for my space and intended for studio use, so I decided to explore elsewhere. These triphonics, which are exceptional in their category, were selected. There is nothing like available. I pair it with the top-tier DAC Saber ES9038 (DSD64, 32/384) via the…

Pros
  • Superb acoustics for the price Overall effectiveness; reliable outward appearance A wide variety of connectors and gear; planar tweeters; a wireless subwoofer of outstanding size; The Main Satellite has Treble, Bass, and Volume Controls, and the Current Connection is Displayed. Since I couldn't fit everything in the comments, I'll do it here: // .1 Games. This stands on its own as a one-of-a-kind adventure. It has a thick, fat sound with incredible fidelity. Zvukovuha served its purpose, and it even features a unique game style (Scout mode) for shooters. You need to link the sub to the network to begin using it; it comes factory-synchronized. A contrast between optical and analog systems. Sound's purest form is in optics. Because of all the modulations, the analogue sounds and looks better. If you want crisp audio, go with optics. According to Maxim B.'s comment below, using an analog connection from an external DAC will result in an additional conversion step within the system: "Right now it works via optics and this is its best mode of operation (galvanically isolated from the source, no interference on the cable)." ADC to DAC to external amplifier for use with an acoustic system .3 I am currently listening to Scann-Tec - Unyt, which was released in 2022. I just don't know what to say. This ambiance, clarity, and BASS waves transport me to another world. In addition, the bass is not overpowering or muddy like it sometimes is on acoustics; rather, it is well-defined and surprisingly deep. The instruments in the composition don't jumble together, the mids are refined, the highs are accurate, the synthesizers don't sound like they're coming from the speakers but they create an otherworldly atmosphere, the strings are clear and resonant so you feel like you're in the audience, and the experience is reminiscent of the first time I listened to music on high-quality headphones with a decent player and went crazy over the clarity of the sound. My personal viewpoint is as follows. Again, I must stress the importance of good audio and sound. .4 I spent a pretty penny on a top-tier toslink, and it turned out to have been money well spent. Optocoupler MKII Van den Hul
Cons
  • There was a slight rattling in the subwoofer during the highest points of Aes Dana - Inks (16/44.1 flac 700kbps). Aleph-Offset- and Nuph-Logic Compositions. Seeing as how Aes Dana and, in principle, the entirety of Ultimae Records is electronics with an emphasis on the bottoms, not every sub is able to play regularly, I'll just chalk it up to overload. Not even on the same Scann-Tec is this being seen. Even at maximum volume, the sub plays without additional noise when playing psyprog; for example, take the track "Astrix" by "Techno Widows," "Deep Jungle Walk," and "Adhana" (all from the deezer hi-fi source). In conclusion, a tiny rattle of the central speaker can be detected on particularly "loaded" compositions at high volume in peaks at a certain frequency. Everything else is perfect, of course.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am one hundred percent satisfied with the purchase, I recommend this product to everyone.

I paid less than 24k for it, and then the cost increased once again. Excellent acquisition! Definitely a good investment. I was defeated by the Denon-Roksan-Tannoy system (floor speakers), but it costs more than ten times as much. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND making a purchase! The passive speaker's cord is indeed 5 meters long. The active speaker is moved 5–10 degrees in front of the stereo base.

Pros
  • After warming up, a great sound. There was no optical cable with a 3.5mm tip available when I tried to connect it to a barebones PC, so I had to use a Cambridge Audio DAC Magic DAC that I had sitting around as an external sound card. I can now report that, after a week of acclimating, the system has a "dry digital" sound character, which I actually find to be positive. The stereo base is shallow, any voices are nice, the rock doesn't turn to mush, the drum sounds as it should, but perhaps the equipment hasn't reached its maximum temperature yet.
Cons
  • The tablet-powered remote control, which has a poor range and directionality, was what I disliked the most. The absence of safety grills is the second issue raised. It would be wiser to close from mishaps despite the beauty. Unfortunately, there aren't enough opportunities for an external sound card to function. Yes, it seems that the bass occasionally lags by a few hundredths of a second.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, I advise you to try it.

The item was bought from a sizable online retailer. It is unfortunate that the initial sample was found to be flawed. BT subwoofer blade. twenty days later, exchanged. Everything operates smoothly. The first system arrived with scratches and indications of opening one of the sattilite speakers. Be cautious and double-check your work. I'd like to wish Edifier better production-level quality control for its goods!

Pros
  • The audio is excellent. Of course, wonderful. Style.
Cons
  • The bt software has not been updated. A useless remote. The remote does not have a bass control. simply brown for color. no speaker safety. My sub keeps dropping bt. left it behind at the shop.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am one hundred percent satisfied with the purchase, I recommend this product to everyone.

My relationship with music isn't exactly stellar, and I wouldn't exactly call myself an audiophile, so let me just get that out of the way right off the bat. I just wanted to get some nice speakers for a studio apartment that would sound well, sound good even at low volumes, and not take up too much room. Therefore, even after using them for a month and a half, I still find myself admiring them. Both at low volumes and at quite high volumes, the sound quality is excellent all the way through…

Pros
  • Sound, aesthetics, compactness, and quality of playback when the volume is turned down are all important factors.
Cons
  • Bluetooth that is out of date and distant.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Nice price, good quality.

From the overall picture, I did not like only the buzzing subwoofer if the music does not play or plays quietly. For this 4 stars for the overall experience. Has some pros: Decent sound quality compared to competitors. I liked that the interconnect cable for connecting the speakers is thick enough and easily withstands pressure on the cable (it is not afraid to bend it at an angle or step on it). I really liked that when the subwoofer is turned off, the midrange speaker takes on the role of a…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, I'm glad I chose this option.

I rate "5" in terms of sound, but it would be worthwhile for the manufacturers to finish those shortcomings that people point out. There are problems with the asus xonar se sound card - when idle, the sound through the optics goes into sleep mode and when something reproducing is turned on, there is a delay in playback of 2 seconds. This was not the case on another creative sound blaster sb1040 sound card. It is treated by the soundkeeper program - the speaker manufacturers themselves advised…

Pros
  • The sound is juicy, with a power reserve. Before that, I listened to the S-90 on an amphiton 25u-202s amplifier. Compact dimensions. There is a remote control (I rarely use it).
Cons
  • Heavy (even satellites), but this is a sign of quality, so I just pointed it out for show. Not enough safety nets. Yes, it's more beautiful, but there is a possibility of accidentally damaging it. I especially lack a protective mesh for the subwoofer - I have to turn the speaker sideways so as not to damage it with my foot under the table. Only the satellites are turned off from the remote control, and the subwoofer continues to "burn". The cable connecting the satellites should be made L-shaped, because they interfere with putting it close to the wall (yes, close to the wall and you can’t put it in a music lover, but still). Price $475 (expensive).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A valuable purchase, some advantages!

From additional notes on the system: - there was an initial task - to get listening to the entire frequency range at a low volume (especially low bass), the s360 successfully coped with this, for example, in the R2800 / R2750 line, in order to achieve the same detail from them, you need to turn the volume almost to the middle, besides, they quite deaf on high frequencies and decently buzz on low frequencies; - in general, with the correct location of the subwoofer, they play at the level of…

Pros
  • - the main plus of the system is listening to the entire frequency range even at the very minimum volume (for the sake of this, it was purchased); - great detail, thanks to planar tweeters and a dedicated midrange - when the subwoofer is off, the satellites work in full range mode (bass is clearly visible, the system works in two-way mode), when a subwoofer is connected, it switches to a three-way operation mode (the frequency section in the DSP automatically changes acoustics); - there is support for aptx on the bluetooth decoder; - a wireless subwoofer, which greatly unties your hands when looking for the optimal installation location in the room; - support for 2 operating modes of the system (with and without a subwoofer); - fully digital control encoders (volume, tone) - you can forget about the oxidation of potentiometer tracks; - switching power supply and fully digital amplifier - no heating - radiators are simply unnecessary, excellent overload margin, no interference on the power supply network; - thick, solid MDF cabinets, no overtones and hum from low frequencies;
Cons
  • - there are no protective grills on all acoustics, the tweeters are protected by a thin metal mesh, the midranges are made of aluminum, so it is rather difficult to break or push them through, but the speaker suspensions and the subwoofer din are quite delicate, take care of the set from small children and animals; - the design of the decorative film acoustics under the tree - it looks, to be honest, rather dull, in retro style, it would be better to release it in black and white (like S880db); - bluetooth version 4.1, could put new version 5.0 as in S2022/S3000 series; - aptx is not HD version; - satellites are very low in height, and when placed on the table, their acoustic center is below the level of the ears, the stage goes down, is treated by installing it on improvised stands 20 cm high (made of dense foam rubber); - CR2025 batteries were not reported in the control panel, I had to run around and look for shops; - in three-way mode, a rather high frequency of the midrange and bass section of the subwoofer is selected (somewhere around 150 Hz), taking into account the fact that the satellites have their own phase inverter and they can confidently play from 100 Hz, unfortunately by ear, the subwoofer is sometimes localized in space;

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Beyond praise! The product definitely deserves your attention.

The first impression was good, but when the speakers played out and I changed the place of the subwoofer installation a little, it became generally chic. I play a lot of games and the sound is very important to me, I don’t like headphones. I like to arrange trash with sound throughout the room. And, of course, I love listening to music. The speakers play better than the Microlabs Solo that stood on my desk before. Treshka takes up less space, the bass is more powerful, the sound is generally…

Pros
  • The presence of all possible inputs - optics, Bluetooth ArtX inputs, the remote control is round, beautiful, comfortable and unusual, the cases are all made of MDF, which was a pleasant surprise, thick cables with biwiring, a wireless subwoofer, planar-type tweeters and mids with metal diffusers.
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reliable purchase, guaranteed to be a good purchase.

At the minimum volume, I did not feel the difference between this Edifier and the system for 5k. So if you mostly listen to music at a very low volume, then it makes sense to save 20 - 25 thousand. I don’t listen to music at a whisper volume (I prefer headphones in this case), so I’m happy with the purchase. Got pros: Clear and detailed sound; Appearance; At maximum volume, the sub does not go into a rumble, the satellites do not wheeze (the speaker is connected to the Sound Blaster Z via RCA).