Review on Edifier S350DB: Superior Computer Acoustics for Immersive Audio Experience by Aneta Gsiewska ᠌

In terms of audio quality and features, you won't find a better model for the price anywhere else. All of you should check it out. The benefits: Excellent sound quality (1). The treble, midrange, and bass are all properly balanced. Strong margin for volume (2). It's not enough to just rock the dacha, but what about for a room? Even a sizable one will reverberate clearly throughout the dwelling. Three) The subwoofer's range is nicely balanced (with the right settings). The bass has excellent velocity and depth. 4) You can kick back on the couch and enjoy high-quality audio from your phone thanks to the inclusion of all required ports and the cutting-edge Bluetooth aptX protocol. 5) Beautiful outside Cons listed below: 1) That awful TV-controller. It's unclear how an awkward remote could have been manufactured. 2) There are no safety shields. Diffusers are always collecting dust, so I'd rather use grills for aesthetic sake than have to keep climbing into the speakers with a rag. 4) The optical digital input can be flaky at times. Noises and clacks. It's unclear whether this is the result of sound card problems or ambient noise, but either way, it's not a dealbreaker. If we are simply concerned with squeaks, then this will typically occur when you turn on the computer and the acoustics are already active, but turning them off and on again will solve the problem. Maybe that's just how this digital port works. So back when it was the Sony, things were pretty much the same.