Edifier G2000 32W PC Computer Speakers for Gaming Desktop PC Laptop Mac Computer Woofer Speakers Bluetooth USB 3.5mm AUX Inputs RGB Lights Multimedia Speakers Black

What we have here is a pair of speakers, The question you may ask is, what really differentiates the two? I have never owned a better pair of speakers. I owned a Logitech speaker for a long time, but it died on me recently. Trying new brands was one of the things I did. Anyway, thanks to Edifier, I found my lover! These speakers have a quality that takes my breath away. The build quality, the look, and the features totally make me fall in love with these. The sound quality of Edifier, on the other hand, captured my attention they are loud, but the quality stays consistent at all volume levels. The speakers are small and only produce 32W total peak, but they are putting out almost the same amount of power Edifier, you are very close to reaching your destination. You can check out the video and pictures I've uploaded to my YouTube channel. The room looks really cool at night with the backlight slowly fading and creating a very chill atmosphere in such a small space. Since the speakers are on the side, most people might find the controls challenging to adjust, as they have to turn the speaker to change anything. The volume rocker is the only one that you can adjust remotely. There is a lot you can do with this set and it can be used in a variety of places. There are no limitations to what they can do in terms of just computer and laptop use, but also TV and just about anything plugged into it via My backpack is large enough to carry them all with me. In my backyard, I can sit on my deck and drink a beer while pounding the drum. There's something to love about this pair, and I will look into their products more in the future. If you're looking to purchase these, I strongly recommend them, you won't regret it.

Noor Aguirre

| Apr 13, 2021

A must-own! That's not a very large set of photos. What's their sound quality like compared to their larger siblings? Do they veer too far into the gamer territory, sacrificing decent sound quality to do so? ATL *BR*BR I wish to apologize for my long silence. What a load of crap. This is an awesome option if Small = Life. A bit lacking in bass compared to the R1280T's, but with a very similar sound signature and some decent volume make these a great choice if you need a small computer speaker. Packaging, Features, & Other Information I would like to build The speakers are shipped in plastic bags with plastic inserts to prevent them from being damaged during transport. The graphics are printed on the cardboard box. The cable that links the speakers together is permanent. Three of them are available. The inside diameter is 5mm, while the inside diameter is 3mm. It also has a USB input, a 5mm SUB output, and a 5mm SUB output. There is a rear-facing device on the back A bass reflex port on the front, a full-length With each speaker, a paper cone driver and a rubber surround are surrounded by RGB LEDs that are diffused. Cabinets that are this size and price feel well built.

Sound - good for a product of this size and price. My livingroom was paired to a Emotiva XDA2 when I tried these out. A noticeable difference and lack of bass was immediately evident compared to these speakers' larger siblings, the R1280Ts. The sound signature of the two is slightly different, however. Both of their voices were very similar, so Speakers differ in sound quality, so I expected them to sound quite different, but these were very close to each other. Despite my moderate living room size, they were able to fill it While I didn't take them into distortion levels of volume, they were surprisingly loud in my living room, as is generally the case. After I had tried them on my desk via USB, I tried them again. This version has a bit more bass, and the image is more vibrant in this smaller setting. You've done a great job again. On a desk, it becomes extraordinarily loud, even if you connect it I will conclude with the following Aside from providing a relatively cool accent to cabinets that are already unique and not like all the rest, the RGB's offer a relatively cool look. Although the cabinets aren't as big as some Logitech computer speakers, they still look like speakers, unlike some of those. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, but when I heard the sound quality, build quality, and connectivity options available as a modest price, I was amazed. I think they're really good, and you can even add a subwoofer for a small amount of money. Later on, one setup would be put on a desk. Honestly, the electronic components built into the device don't even do a bad job. You have it all, what else is there to Please read the following disclaimer No one has paid me or otherwise attempted to influence the content of my review, so the results are subjective. I do not use a universal measurement rig that measures sound quality.

Kyson Stein

| Apr 21, 2021

Despite using two speakers and a sub, this unit fits perfectly under my monitors and delivers better sound than I was getting from a pair of speakers! The lighting in the room is cool. To me, purple is the best color. This is a great speaker for use on your desk. It also has Bluetooth connectivity so I can connect my phone to it and play Pandora while I work. I use my for Webex, Teams meetings, etc. I found something of interest.

Briar Gillespie

| Jan 28, 2021

The process of both building the desktop and giving my daughter my Bose Companion 2 Series, which I liked for its warm, rich sound, ended with me giving her the Companion 2. A similar pair was going to be purchased, but it is no longer available, so I chose the Edifier G2000 instead. There is a vast difference between how these speakers sound compared to Bose, but they are still attractive in their own Despite its richness and warmth, the Bose has a somewhat muted sound. As a result, the Edifier is much brighter and more "in your face", which is expected since these are tuned specifically No matter which approach you take, I'm okay with it. A strong point of the Edifier is its sound quality. It is especially good for watching movies and listening to news on YouTube TV and The Edifier's sound is brighter than the Bose and I am now used to it even though I miss the warmer sound of the Bose. There's no doubt that it's worth the cost.

Eduardo PARKIN

| Jul 28, 2020