Edifier S351DB Bookshelf Speakers and Subwoofer 2.1 Speaker System Bluetooth V5.1 aptX Wireless Sound for Computer Rooms, Living Room & Dens

Excellent quality all around. Audio quality is fantastic, and although I haven't used any speakers more expensive than these to compare with, it's almost certainly beyond where I'm able to differentiate. The satellites are solid and look real classy in person, the knobs on the right speaker are well made, speaker cables are long and very well-shielded (no interference from an especially noisy wireless modem a couple feet away), and the connectivity is great. I don't use the remote, but it's got all the functionality I could ever want from it if I need to. I got these for my PC to replace a truly ancient Klipsch 2.1 Pro Media set (that's still working great, FWIW), and it really is a huge improvement to use modern, full-featured speakers. The price has unfortunately risen considerably from when I bought them 2 years ago, but you're getting serious quality, at least. My 5 stars are taking into account the price I paid for them. Try to get them on sale if you're buying these. My only *minor* complaint about the hardware is that the subwoofer rests on rubber feet instead of a flat bottom, and they aren't removable. I know this is better for a wood floor, but setting it on carpet, the feet sink through and transmit a lot of thumping through the floor, so people below you will complain. It would be nice if the feet were removable for placing on carpet.

The primary purpose for me getting these speakers was to give some oomph (bass) that was lacking in my factory LG OLED55E8PUA speakers. I was already happy with my LG TV's level of detail and expansive + immersive (at least from 180 deg. in front and at ear level) sound from its six front-firing speakers. I couldn't find any standalone subwoofer speaker that could hook up to my LG via digital optical audio cable. Basically, some PC sub + satellite speakers were the only offerings to hook up via optical cable. In terms of looks vs. price, nothing came close to these Edifiers, and styling matters for me. The reviews on sound seemed promising as well, and all I needed was some clean low-end, so I wasn't overly demanding. Setup was exceedingly easy. The 2 year warranty, included optical cable, and excellent fit and finish shows this company is striving to win you over. As for sound, it delivered my needs for bass with aplomb. For those out there looking for full range sound excellence, this is no high dollar, hi-fi speaker. In fact, comparing some streaming sound quality between this through Bluetooth and the $599 retail priced Denon HEOS 7 through WiFi was no comparison in detail. While it trounced the Denon in bass, the Denon wins hands down overall, and I'm sure the available WiFi streaming on the Denon (not avail. on Edifier) helped. At least the Edifier Bluetooth connection stability was rock solid, whereas the Denon was not. The streaming service was through Amazon Music, not a HiFi source like Tidal, but already the difference was big. Edifier claims aptX Bluetooth is a feature on their speakers. The highs and mids sound "timid" and reserved compared to the boomy bass, even with the 2-band EQ set at middling bass and topped out on treble. This was the case for even streaming high quality audio through the optical cable. But these speakers get a big plus for not trying to deliver more than it can, meaning these was no clipping or ugly distortion or any of that stuff at high volumes. The remote needs line-of-sight aiming and is not particularly good at transmitting signals. Numerous have remarked about the round design not be conducive to easy manipulation w/o looking at it in brighter light, but I was fine with it. Despite all the quibbles, you cannot beat these for $299. For $500 and under, it's 4 out of 5 stars. For $299, it's a solid 5 stars. These speakers are an incredible choice if you have a small dwelling like me, value classic looks, and only need to supplement your factory TV's clear highs/mids with some more bass, especially if your factory TV/speakers deliver Atmos and can deliver sound through the internal speakers + optical out like my TV. Forget ugly soundbars for the same price. It's also a great system for any purpose if you're tight on your budget and want something that will hold its own in a party. CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: Improve the remote transmission strength, boost the mids/highs gain relative to the bass, look into WiFi streaming. OVERALL: At $299, it's an unbeatable value if looks and big bass are part of your shopping needs.

I love these speakers. They are easy to setup, and the speaker wires were long enough for me, but may restrict those who want to set the satellites farther apart or away from the sub. The sound quality is great and sounds feel balanced all around the board, although I don't have a ton of experience with high end sound setups so my ears are relatively untrained. To me, it sounds like every instrument is separated and you can easily pinpoint any one instrument in a song. The subwoofer creates some super clean, and deep bass that you can feel in your chest. I have cranked the speakers to a loud enough volume to damage ears and noticed no distortion from any components, and no rattles or port farting from the sub itself. It comes with a nice, metal round remote that has quite a bit of weight to it. The receiver is on right satellite speaker and is pretty good at picking up commands from the remote. The speakers and sub look very nice and have a very sturdy, weighty feel to them. I have tried aux, optical, and Bluetooth and they all work flawlessly. If there is one thing I could change about these speakers, its the fact that the bass and treble dial is on the right side of the right satellite speaker which can be difficult to reach based on your setup. I would have much rather had the treble and bass controls on the remote itself. Overall, I really like these speakers and would highly recommend them to anyone in the market for speakers in this price range. I think the price of these speakers are more than justified by the performance, and build quality of these speakers. Good job Edifier.

El producto solicitado es el q yo pedi. llego el día señalado en perfectas condiciones. Muy satisfecho con el servicio de entrega. Las bocinas tienen un sonido formidable. Estoy muy satisfecho con la calidad y la nitidez. No distorsiona. Vale la pena la compra.

Acheter pour remplacer un ensemble logitech en 7.1. Le son est plus fidèle et immersive. Suffisamment puissant pour une utilisation pc. Très bien pour la musique, les films et le jeux. Quand on reçoit l'ensemble ont voit qu'on est sur un produits de qualité. Les matériaux plastiques et bois sont agréables, jolie et de qualité. Les câbles sont épais, Suffisamment long pour mon installation. Rapport qualité/prix très bien.

high quality sound system, have bought it for my computer. WOW, worth the money - bass packs a PUNCH and hardly any systems now have an independent TREBLE control, this was one of the main reasons I got this. Remote works fine. I do multi track recording on my instruments, the play back is ASTOUNDING, the clarity and quality is beyond description.

qualidade absurda, da pra ouvir por horas sem incomodar os ouvidos. Estou usando no PC e estou satisfeito.

For simplicity, shortest description would be "Monitors with 8" Sub". For those who care and have patience, lets understand the why's & what's. Why I/anyone should go for these? - If you are wary of sound signatures of massy brands, i.e.: 1. Muddy & overpowering bass (E.g. Sony, Philips) 2. Lack of definition in mids + overpowering bass (E.g. F&D, Logitech, JBL) 3. Overall mundane and bland, "jack of all master of none" types (E.g. Bose) There can be many use cases, here's what I wanted when I started scouting: 1. High fidelity 2. Definition in highs and mids 3. Clarity in bass 4. Dedicated sub if possible 5. Relatively moderate price considering the niche segment After deliberation I was left with option of bookshelf/studio monitors, these are the option I had (online), and why I didn't choose them: 1. Monitors with small(3/3.5/4") drivers (E.g. Mackie CR5BT CR Series, JBL Professional NANO K3-K4, PreSonus Eris E3.5, M-Audio AV42 etc) - All these are pretty good speakers and has flat sound signature, the question is how flat do you want the sound signature to be. I am not a studio person who mixes and produces any music, I just want good clarity with definition in bass. All these monitors have 3/3.5/4" drivers at max, what about bass when I need some? They cant deliver. But then if you want some good lows you have to purchase a separate sub (another hole in the pocket). 2. Monitors with 5" drivers and above - (E.g. Edifier S2000MKIII) Well these provide good bass with clarity (this comes at a cost!). But the ability of full range dedicated sub driver always trumps similar sized mid range drivers. 3. Monitors with 8" drivers and above - Perfect fit, except my pockets disagreed very strongly. Also at this range you have already crossed the line of diminishing returns. Other compelling Bookshelf/Monitors and reason why it didn't fit in my scheme of things. M-Audio BX8 D3, Mackie MR824 8" (price parity) & Edifier R2750DB (No particular reason, could have gone for it, size is big though) Reasons to go for Edifier S350DB: 1. Bi-Amped speakers with separate DSP channels per driver (in simple words - enough definition for all freq ranges) 2. Apt X (Qualcomm)- Need those extra bandwidth for high fidelity in Bluetooth streaming 3. 8" subs (the deciding factor for me) - Bass is on the heavier side but never overpowers mids and highs + you can always control how much you need 4. No listening fatigue - After watching a movie in my Sony Home Theater I need to reorient my listening, it gives a headache of sorts, on the other hand S350DB is a pure audiophilic experience, very pleasant to ears and can listen for longer hours. 5. Options in connectivity (Aux, Optical, RCA, BT & Coaxial) 6. Premium build quality, dexterity of knobs (Best knobs ever!! [treble, bass, volume]) 7. Best for Man Caves, Personal Listening, Gaming setup, Small Groups Things to consider before you buy: 1. Difference in cable lengths of speakers (one is 5 feet other is 11 feet) 2. No protective layer for drivers, (its good as no interference, but then you need to careful) 3. Rudimentary wave guides, almost absent (non issue if your speaker placement is near to listener) 4. MidField/NearField [Not Omni-directional] speakers, you will hear it far better when placed moderately close to you AND directed towards you, not a room filler (can be used but then don't expect clarity [due to reflections]) 5. Damn heavy (its not meant to be carried too often) Those who are considering this, please be sure of what you want, there is no such answer as "Best Speaker" ever. It all boils down to your needs. I needed High Fidelity WITH dedicated sub and I am happy with what I got. If that is your use case I would suggest you go for it. If you don't want a sub go for studio monitors. I am attaching a sound sample recorded with phone (not a dedicated mic) to give some idea.