Computer acoustics Edifier M1360 black Review

In my case, the transformer did not hum. Used with a PC comfortable volume less than 50%. At 100%, the sound is not perfect, but not like the old speakers for 700r, which wheezed like hunched dogs. If you use it where you need it, it's quite a good option for 2.7 If you take instead of a home theater, it will naturally be quiet.

I solved the problem of the buzzing transformer by replacing it with a 12 volt pulse power supply unit from a dead laptop. Now there is no buzz at all. Got pros: Good sound for such a price (~2300). A convenient remote unit with volume control and a headphone jack (I bought it because of it). Compact speakers. Got cons: The transformer is still humming. The headphone jack is directly connected to the input, without volume control.

I purchased these speakers for my computer setup, and they are absolutely terrible. The sound quality is muddled and distorted, making it difficult to enjoy music or videos. The only positive aspect is that they look sleek and match my electronics nicely. Unfortunately, this does not make up for the fact that they are a complete waste of money. Save yourself the trouble and look for better options in the Camera & Photo Accessories category.

They were bought for listening to music and, mainly, watching streams NOT only at the computer, but for the last few years I have used headphones with the volume turned up as speakers. I didn’t pursue some filigree sound quality initially, so in principle everything suits me - if necessary, I think it’s really possible to adjust the sound with an equalizer. Perfect for watching movies and streaming. The subwoofer gives this very . saturation to some moments, so I do not regret that I bought it.

The sticker with the name of the manufacturer on the subwoofer is pasted crookedly) The remote control is cool. For a computer, listening to music quietly or watching a movie with normal sound is what you need. In other cases, you need to buy more expensive options. Personally, I am satisfied. After 10 minutes of boredom with the equalizer, a completely normal sound is obtained. There are no adjustments other than the volume on the system itself, which for many will be a mb problem. In general,

at the time of purchase, the cheapest (not counting the completely Chinese) 2.1 system with the ability to connect headphones and predominantly positive reviews. For a computer desk used for Internet surfing and other domestic needs, I recommend it. Some pros: Good build quality, good sound for a compact system and such a price, an external volume control with the ability to connect headphones. Some cons: "Analog" external volume control, headphone jack on the back of the volume control

For a long time I was looking for inexpensive 2.1 acoustics with a remote control and a headphone jack. The tops are sufficient, the bottoms are pleasant, they do not buzz. Edifer did not disappoint. I am satisfied, I advise everyone.

I am not an audiophile, so after reading the only positive review about this model, I decided to buy them for PC. What was my disappointment when I turned on the speakers . Terrible, constant background that does not depend on sound sources, be it a PC, phone or receiver. Has pros: good looking, Smooth and pleasant wired remote control volume control. With its cons. Terrible background when turned on, which is clearly audible when listening at low volume. You won’t be able to listen to calm…

This is the only model at this price with a headphone jack on the table. For me, this is critical, since my headphones have a very short wire. The lack of headphone volume control is not critical if there are media keys on the keyboard.

I am delighted to get a good sound for such a price. Connected to Alice. I adjusted the equalizer in the application (it has nothing to do with acoustics). The sound turned out great. There are lows, very little tambourine. Removed the middle ones a bit. The tops are almost clear, a little sonorous. In general, the impression is positive. Nice to hear. PS These speakers are great for their price range. The same Harman / Kardon SoundSticks 4 is a cut above. There you can hear every instrument…

for films and music "at the table" - for such a price there is simply no better! I repeat - the sound is super, super clean, with deep bass. before that there were logitechs, I don’t remember which ones, also 2.1 with a “remote” remote control, so I suffered with them, they buzzed, then wheezed. there were also expensive "defenders" 2.1, which sounded like from a well. in general, if you listen to it "at the table" - you won't find better for this price. I advise.