When you're looking for a good Apple AirPods Pro alternative at a much lower price, you won't be disappointed with the Edifier TWS NB. With its warm and friendly sound, convincing noise canceling, and excellent battery life, this is a perfect companion for your workdays.

https://www.scarbir.com/tws/edifier-tws-nb-review

TWS NB: https://bit.ly/2LHrtXC or https://bit.ly/2TnLPXa


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If you want to drown out the noise on your commute, and don’t want to pay the price of AirPod Pro’s or the like, the Edifier TWS NB earbuds are well worth a look.

https://knowtechie.com/review-edifier-tws-n...oise-canceling/

TWS NB: https://bit.ly/3cb2fuA or https://bit.ly/3c5DxvI


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The Edifier R1280DB a powerful and very versatile set of speakers, very good quality and look great. They would make an excellent upgrade on laptop, pc and television speakers.

https://whatsgoodtodo.com/edifier-r1280db-b...peakers-review/

R1280DB: https://bit.ly/2XxjqyF or https://bit.ly/2O25WXK or https://bit.ly/2kDzWiL





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If you want top-tier performance with ultra-low noise levels and extra expansion-slot room, the Noctua NH-D15S is a damn good option.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/noctua-nh-d15s/

NH-D15S: https://bit.ly/36XuhpF or https://bit.ly/2OpeZ6E or https://bit.ly/2OtWpdx


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The Edifier R1850DB is a great all-round set of speakers. They have a great finish to them and offer the option for an extra sub-woofer to be added.

https://jabbareviews.com/edifier-r1850db-bo...peakers-review/

R1850DB: https://bit.ly/3056XUg or https://bit.ly/2z1xgyP




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The Edifier R1580MB speaker system is a good all-round performer in delivering audio performance and ease of use. A quick check on pricing reveals that the Edifier R1580MB is available for £89.99.

https://www.gadgetspeak.com/review/Edifier_...0MB-881765.html

R1580MB: https://bit.ly/34ksevF or https://bit.ly/30PiIyJ




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Premium cooling and unique presentation often dictates a premium price. The Noctua NH-U12A certainly checks each of those boxes, providing formidable thermal performance and a signature look, with a price tag of $100

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/noctua...ooler,6372.html

U12A: https://bit.ly/2xzpXO7 or https://bit.ly/2JWqQGi


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The R1280DB offers greater functionality than its predecessor while sporting the same natural sound and approachable price tag. They’re also just as visually captivating with the introduction of a more subdued black scheme better suiting a modern setup aesthetic. They may not challenge pricier models in sound quality, but their smooth, refined signature demonstrates far more maturity than one would expect from an affordable speaker.

https://theheadphonelist.com/edifier-r1280d...view-easygoing/

R1280DB: https://bit.ly/2XxjqyF or https://bit.ly/2O25WXK or https://bit.ly/2kDzWiL


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I truly enjoy the Edifier TWS NB headphones and rank them in my top three TW earbuds alongside the Sony WF-1000XM3, and Apple AirPods for overall performance, sound quality and ANC. The Edifier TWS NB earbuds provide great noise reduction and perform well when receiving calls in loud environments.

https://www.twice.com/product/accessories/h...s-nb-headphones

TWS NB: https://bit.ly/3cb2fuA or https://bit.ly/3c5DxvI


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When you buy Noctua products, you can always count on their superior build quality (compared to anything else on the market, fans and air coolers alike), high thermal performance, and very low noise.

https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/noctu...r-review,1.html

U12A: https://bit.ly/2xzpXO7 or https://bit.ly/2JWqQGi





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The Edifier R1280DB bookshelf speaker is a good item to have as part of your entertainment showcase. The price point and features are perfectly balanced with the audio experience and performance it delivers. This is a reasonable purchase for anyone who wants to invest in a great quality bookshelf speaker.

https://prostudiogear.com/edifier-r1280db-b...eaker-a-review/

R1280DB: https://bit.ly/2XxjqyF or https://bit.ly/2O25WXK or https://bit.ly/2kDzWiL


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If you're looking for premium audio for your house, no matter how you want to connect them, these are one of the best ways to get there.

https://www.androidcentral.com/edifier-s880...speakers-review

S880DB: https://bit.ly/2HL9mhF or https://bit.ly/2G5CHBz


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What's there to say? If you are looking for an amazing stereo speaker system - the S350DB should definitely be high on your list. The system has it all, unique retro design, plenty of connection options and above all, an amazing sound quality. A couple of small flaws definitely don't bring the experience down and completely pale in comparison to how great the system actually is. Whether you plan on using it for your TV, PC, or simply as a Bluetooth speaker you'll find that it often outshines speakers three times the price which makes it an absolute best buy.

https://www.keengamer.com/articles/reviews/...speaker-review/

S350DB: https://bit.ly/2PPOJ4J or https://bit.ly/2SyRZGq or https://bit.ly/2V66gHf


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These Edifier 880DBs create a lovely desktop soundstage. I have speakers either side of the MAC, just over an arms length away (50-60cm), slightly toed in. The stage is bright and clear with the vocal dead centre, if you move about a bit it is still there until you move outside the frame.

http://hifiandmusicsource.com/2018/10/edifier-880db-review/

S880DB: https://bit.ly/2HL9mhF or https://bit.ly/2G5CHBz


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If you’re after solid all-round speakers for delivering room-filling music from multiple sources, check them out. And remember, you can turn them into network-capable speakers cheaply simply by adding a Chromecast Audio.

https://www.gadgetguy.com.au/product/edifie...media-speakers/

S3000 Pro: https://bit.ly/2VSAWA2 or https://bit.ly/2InDv4i


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Noctua NH-U12A CPU Cooler Review
The Noctua NH-U12A CPU coolers cost is quite premium when compared to performance, but despite the cost the cooler does exactly what it says it does.

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/9057/noct...view/index.html

U12A: https://bit.ly/2xzpXO7 or https://bit.ly/2JWqQGi


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After I settled on placement of the Edifier S2000s in my theater room, I cued up Kurt Elling - Nightmoves. I was immediately impressed by the respectable bass extension I was hearing from such a small set of speakers. The top end was incredibly airy and detailed, more so than I'm accustomed to from similarly- priced conventional dome designs. Kurt Elling’s voice wasn't bloated sounding and for the most part the overall sound was balanced.

https://www.audioholics.com/computer-speake...powered-speaker

S2000 Pro: https://bit.ly/2vXaV46 or https://bit.ly/2TBdBme


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True wireless earbuds run the gamut when it comes to sound quality. Fortunately, the Edifier TWS5 sound decent when listening to most types of music. Bass, treble, and mid levels are fairly balanced. In addition, the bass is nice and full for the most part, however, it can be a bit punchy in certain songs.

https://techaeris.com/2020/03/03/edifier-tw...anding-battery/

TWS5: https://bit.ly/2ZimEdI or https://bit.ly/2KsmND6 or https://bit.ly/2TW5eyj

Overall, the NH-U12A is an exceptional cooler that has an impressively high price tag to match. Even so, looking at build quality, performance, noise levels, and warranty, I have no issue recommending the cooler. It just won't be winning any value awards.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/noctua-nh-u12a/

https://bit.ly/2xzpXO7 or https://bit.ly/2JWqQGi


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I definitely recommend to those who would want to get a pair of speakers for a budget price tag, this is your first choice without any doubt. Get to the nearest IT store and try it for yourself. Please don’t compare with speakers which are significantly expensive but go ahead and compare with similar price range or even some slightly expensive speakers. Quality finishing, reliable brand and decent outlook together with good audio quality. The Edifier XM6BT is a well-balanced and wisely placed product.

https://www.techslack.com/2016/12/edifier-x...-bluetooth.html

XM6BT: https://bit.ly/2ZpYvj1 or https://bit.ly/2SmJKMt or https://bit.ly/34WIz9d


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