🔴 Edifier USA e25 Luna Eclipse (Crimson) Review

A detailed look at this purchase.Good acoustics, does not make noise in standby mode, works well on bt . I also note that they need to be "warmed up"

Reflecting on my honest opinion.Got pros: Small, do not take up much space on the table. Good sound. Cons: Dust covered very quickly. You have to wipe it regularly.

They use the imaginative ae-5 card that has been linked by analogy thus far in their game. Also, there's a really annoying buzzing sound coming from the PC's speakers whenever it's switched off. I'm going to shoot for an optical link. Yes, I plan to put pen to paper. In terms of performance, they're solid, but the music they make isn't really novel. Happy with the acquisition. Goes great with a table that has red legs.

The wasted funds are a shame. It's not a style of music I'm familiar with, and I can't seem to place the sound. There was also damage to the power cable's insulation (picture attached).

These are some cool speakers for the money for those who are searching for a compact solution without sacrificing sound quality. They have a wonderful design, and the sound they produce is surprising looking at the form factor.

That space object has a cool design. Even without a booming subwoofer, the sound is robust and resonant. It's a joy to use the touch buttons. I favor leaving the remote on the table.

Overall, I'm pleased with the purchase; it's a significant improvement over the Logitech z series, and I'd recommend it to fellow paupers (as harman).

I had hoped to get white speakers, but the quality was subpar. Classical, jazz, and techno all sound great, but it's a shame Rammstein sounds so terrible that even AirPods can reproduce it more clearly and loudly.

There is no place to purchase branded racks for them! Purchased nothing after looking around. Has pros: Simply put, they have a nifty appearance. They play extremely well for such small speakers, particularly plastic ones, and they are very affordable. The basses, despite having a manufactured quality to them, work out pretty well, and there is a purpose behind the inclusion of the passive radiators. If you want even more bass, you should get a kit that comes with a subwoofer because it already

These speakers are not designed to provide extremely high-quality sound. These are speakers with an emphasis on both design and sound quality. I took it to the television. I used BT on my phone to watch videos and listen to music on YouTube till the television set arrived. The sound pleasantly surprised me, and I was unprepared for the amount of pressure that these babies would exert. In a nutshell, if you want speakers that have an uncommon appearance but still work well with the design and…

So! A little over a year has passed since I first put these speakers to use. I rely solely on it as a computer. Optical fiber plugged into the Realteck ACL892 and then into the computer. The sound quality was far better than that of cheaper and older speaker models. Normally, you wouldn't anticipate hearing such a loud noise from a baby. In addition to the obvious visual appeal, I really like the inherent connection flexibility. After some time, though, I saw that they are capable of more. The…

I chose the speakers based only on their visual appeal; I was not aware of how they sound and did not listen to them before making my purchase. I wanted to find a new headset to replace the Logitech Z-2300 because it already had a hole in the membrane and the subwoofer on the bottom was in the way of my legs when I wore it. Feeling content with the way it sounds and how it looks. There are no other options available at this pricing. Whatever they seem like or how they sound, I no longer wish to

I've been enjoying a balanced, enjoyable sound for the past four months, which is especially nice when you don't want to use the "heavy" artillery of a complete component audio system. I contrasted the sound with those of my classmates (who were obviously very conditionally peers). The Audiovector K1 series of shelf speakers is the newest from the established Audiovector (Denmark) firm. It has a low sensitivity of 87 dB and a maximum input power of up to 100 W. Shelf speakers operate using a…

The speakers unmistakably color the sound; if you're going for a neutral studio sound, you shouldn't be concerned with them at all. I was aware of this fact before to making the purchase, which is why I decided to go with them: I truly enjoy the way regular media such as movies and games sound on them. This works out to be an excellent solution for the typical user. I was taken aback by the solution, which consisted of two speakers positioned in a slot and aimed towards each other from behind…

The sound is just fantastic. They need to be heard, but it's really hard to think that such young children would make such a "scene." They need to be heard. They play nicely across the full volume range, with no signs of hiss or "fart"—two common sins in the world of multimedia—at all. Here, I look at them, and the impression that I get is that somewhere in the room acoustics of a caliber greater than twice are hiding somewhere. The high ones are pronounced and obvious, yet they do not "cut"…

Warming up the speakers is definitely necessary. optically linked to the TV. The sound quality is excellent. Considering their size, they play pretty loudly, however the bottoms are insufficient. However, this is not surprising because speakers of this size struggle to produce strong bass. My expectations were raised after reading the reviews. The sensations don't play with a subwoofer as someone once said, which is untrue. Overall, I am happy with the purchase; the style is superb, and the…

It is absolutely necessary to use it in conjunction with a sound card; otherwise, the speakers will not turn on. The highs and the mids are really great, but the bass might use some improvement (there is a 2.1 model that includes a subwoofer). However, considering the cost, it's a minor quibble. A grade of two was once given by me due to the noise in the background. I returned it to the retailer within the terms of the guarantee, but this time I bought new ones, and the new ones have noise too.

costly multimedia acoustics 2.0, portable, and stylish. a fascinating and uncommon category. It will be more fascinating to attempt something more conventional, like the Edifier R2700, for individuals who don't specifically need this. Bluetooth, mini Toslink, mini Jack 3.5, mini Jack 3.5, and two RCA connections are available out of the box. The speaker and power cables are plenty long. PSU outside. The box features a carrying handle and is flat.

To start, the sound quality is excellent for such small speakers. Yes, other satellites with slightly better sound can be purchased for the same price, but they will undoubtedly be larger. The maximum volume for these babies is higher, but the sound quality here is unquestionably not worse than it was with my old Microlab Pro 2. The deepest basses aren't stretched out much, but they also don't "pop" (pardon my poor French). The layout is excellent. Obviously, this is a question of personal…

The placement of the low-key sound director in the hip loft office was a conscious architectural choice. The basses are, well, a bit on the doher side. Naturally, bass is relative; in reality, it's a rumble somewhere about 75 Hz. In addition, the term "deep bass" cannot be used. If these frequencies are reduced with an equalizer, the result is not particularly impressive either. I've checked the Dali Opticon 1 + Rotel A-10 against the Cambridge Audio MINX-5 and found them to be in a similar…