R2000DB Bluetooth Active Bookshelf Speakers - Powered Near-Field Studio Monitors Computer Speaker - Optical Input - 120 Watts RMS - Black

The media could not be loaded. Upgraded from Edifier RB1200RB’S and the sound is immense. Deep base clear mid.Added to an excellent turntable.Bluetooth connection simple and straight forward to pair and again the sound is immense for the size and cost.They really suit the acoustics of the room they’re in. 😍

I have a need for good sound without being overly fussy in how they're setup. The speakers themselves I have the sound Bass and treble set to medium and the volume to high. I then control it from Windows using Nahimic to adjust tone. These speakers remember their volume after all power is cut despite the rotary knob being a continual one.The only downside is you can only pair the device with two blu-tooth devices at any one time, so I have my phone and second computer. As far as I know there is no way to unpair them apart from powering down and waiting for the in-built memory to forget the pairing.They are nice and solid and have different lights for input, so Red is optical, Blue is Blu tooth and Green is input which means at a glance you can see what the settings are. There are two sets of co axial inputs, so effectively you can have five input sources at the same time. Sound wise it is worth remembering that output is only as good as input, i.e. make sure you have a good source or high quality files and these won't disappoint.

I was very lucky that I managed to purchase this item when it was discounted down to £120 (only for the wood colour), the next day the price was back up, so very pleased with that.When I recieved the item it greatly exeeded my expectations, I was not expecting something as solidly made, it was also very east to set up, I added my CD player via optical, and my turntable as a Line in, I also used it via my laptop and phone streaming spotify and watching films, in all cases it was always easy to connect and the sound far exeeded my expections of speakers in this price range, I am very happy with this product and enjoying listening to music once again via turntable.

I did a fair amount of searching before finally deciding on these Edifiers. I’m glad I went for the R2000DB simply because you can have one sound source wired and the other wireless - I run my R2000DB’s through two different Apple Mac Computers, an M1 Mac Mini and a 2008 Mac Pro, sound quality from both devices is excellent. There is plenty of volume and the bass is more than adequate. I don’t use the remote as I have no need for it. Would I recommend these Edifier Speakers - yes, for sure. I went for the wood grained pair over the Piano Black. I purchased mine when there was a Limited Time deal on, I paid £180 - I simply couldn’t find anything better at that price point.

I wanted something better than the inbuilt speakers on a digital piano, which though very good, were not quite loud enough. Considered studio monitors but they would either be too high for a piano if placed level with ears or at the wrong angle if placed lower, but these are angled up. If the volume is turned up some hiss comes through, but reading up on it I find that's to be expected for this sort of product. I found a volume where the sound is comparable to a real piano but the hiss is barely only just barely audible from playing position.

Bought these speakers based on positive reviews, I am mightily impressed with the sound quality and the connectivity options.Obviously I haven't pumped them up yet, because I want to break them in first, but they sound fantastic out of the box.I would highly recommend these to anyone.Amazing and five stars well deserved.

Sound quality is great and they look fantastic, very happy so far. Also Bluetooth connectivity has been very easy.

Too bass heavy and the eq is just a rotary for bass and a rotary for treble. Not enough control.Probably absolutely fine for tv, but not good enough for music in my opinion.Returned and changed my system spec as these were to provide the power.Found my eq solution with a little behringer eq, 12 band I think. £40 on Amazon. Great purchase.