Edifier S350DB Wireless Bluetooth Speaker System, Bookshelf Speakers Set, 150W RMS Output, Connect with Optical/Coaxial/Bluetooth/Dual RCA

Not bad at all. Had that brand before, and they lasted for ever, so decided to try it again. I do hear some static already after just a couple of weeks, thought maybe some defect, but decided to keep it. Nice bass, but wont blow up the house.

I have for comparison a klipsch promedia 2.1 thx and klipsch promedia 2.1 bt, and an altec Lansing 4.1 set from 20 ish years ago. I would say the promedias are a step up from the AL in all regards with the thx slightly better than bt. Compared to the promedia, the Edifier comes out ahead in detail and clarity and the sub goes lower, HOWEVER when I compare side by side I feel the edifier needs to be listened to from at least 4 feet away otherwise the satellites don't blend well with the sub, whereas the klipsch seems meant to be listened from closer.

WOW WOW WOW... These speakers are unbelievable. The sound quality is phenomenal. I like a wide range of music and these speakers do not disappoint. When playing Yo-Yo Ma the sounds of the cello literally gave me chills. Kenny G... Sounded like he was in the room playing. Jump over to some Metallica "For Whom the Bell Tolls" that intro... insane on these speakers. Pump up some New Found Glory, or Linkin Park you're like "What?! How does this sounds so good?!"Major Lazer... I started really pumping it up and after a big smile on the bass quality I started thinking "ok I need to turn these down or the neighbors will complain.The sound quality is so rich, it feels so realistic. You can really get absorbed in the music and almost feel like you're at a concert. I highly recommend listening to Chris Botti's "Chris Botti - in Boston (Live)" album with these, track 2 "when I fall in love" really highlights some of the more subtle nuances of the sound quality.I cannot remember the last time I was this happy about a purchase, these speakers would be a good deal at double the price. Highly recommend, they will not disappoint.

These speakers/sub are a great option if you are looking for room-filling sound with a wide frequency response that won't break the bank. The drivers/enclosures are not audiophile quality, but they're also not junk. Really good compromise between price and performance.Two issues keep this from being a five star review.First, the cabling is odd. The subwoofer contains the amp and main power switch, and both bookshelf speakers attach directly to the subwoofer. The right speaker (with the controls and remote sensor) uses a 10 foot long proprietary cable with a connector that looks an old-style MIDI plug. The left speaker uses a much shorter cable with a VGA-style connector. The short cable is not a big deal if you're placing the speakers on either side of a TV with the sub nearby, but in my case I needed more separation. I initially tried using a generic VGA extender, but the pin outs are not the same. I ended up having to buy an Amphenol CS-DSDHD15MF0-005 15-Pin HD15 Deluxe D-Sub extender cable. This worked great, but it's annoying that Edifier didn't spec a longer cable in the first place.Second, the system does not remember the last used volume setting. When you turn the system off or place it in standby mode, the volume resets to 50% of maximum when you turn the system back on. I contacted Edifier directly via web form to see if this was a feature or a defect. A customer service rep responded and confirmed that this is a feature. They get an A+ for responsiveness, since the customer service rep took the time to write up a detailed reply and answered several follow up questions. But they get a C- for user experience, because not remembering the volume from one use to the next is a bad design choice. I'm using these speakers with a digital piano, and I almost returned the speakers because I couldn't just "set it and forget it" with the volume, but everything else about them worked well for my needs.If you are reading previous reviews, lots of folks complained that the remote control was an awkward, UFO-shaped puck. That is no longer the case. My speaker set came with a very normal, easy to use rectangular remote.