If you know me personally, I am the type of person who appreciates any peripherals or gadgets that bridge the users with the computers. While I may be a keyboard enthusiast but input/output gadgets do include mice, trackpads, monitors, speakers and more. There are literally tonnes of weird I/O tools out there, but today I’m going to talk about the audio. To be precise, as the title suggest, I’m reviewing the Edifier M2280 multimedia stereo speakers.

Want to share something today. If you guys looking for headphone, Edifier is one of best offer out there when it comes to affordable wireless headphone, offering great performance at sub RM200 price!




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The sound quality was extremely good. It capture the depth and changes of my music and did indeed create an encompassing sound around the speaker in all directions. It was also well-made and had a definite strength and sturdiness about it.

http://www.coolsmartphone.com/2017/03/20/e...r-mp280-review/




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Overall, I am very impressed with the Edifier R1280DB speakers. They look great in black and you can remove the front grill if you prefer them that way. They are very easy to set up and control and with a variety of connection options so you can connect easily to an array of devices (phone, laptop, tablet etc.).

http://www.davidsavage.co.uk/technology/ed...peakers-review/




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For $100, the Edifier R1280T's audio quality is impressive. Budget-friendly PC speakers rarely sound this good and deliver this much power.

http://sea.pcmag.com/review/16859/edifier-r1280t




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Noctua has devoted itself to quiet cooling. In that they have succeeded well. One measure of their insistence on quietness was their not bringing PWM products to market until they were ready to do it the Noctua way.

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I like the R2000DB’s enough that I’ll either buy the review pair, or just order a set of my own, which is of course the strongest recommendation I can give.

http://witchdoctor.co.nz/index.php/2017/06...speaker-review/




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The sound then, and this is definitely where a lot of the price-tag is justified. The build quality and design is spectacular enough, but the sound is really solid. The weight and presence of the speaker is also apparent in the sound quality. A deep bass, balanced mid-tones and the ability to hear every part of the tune without distortion, vibration or warping. The volume, at full whack, is definitely enough for a room and the DSP (Digital Signal Processing) and DRC (Dynamic Range Control) performs very well indeed.

http://www.coolsmartphone.com/2017/02/10/e...-active-review/


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3rd time Edifier impress us. Fluffy earcups, great sound isolation and more importantly performs well throughout the range. Calvin Pixels approved this message.

My final thoughts on the Edifier W855BT is that these are an outstanding headphone to listen to when you’re wanting to have fun. Though they’re more “audiophile friendly” as compared to their other products they’re still not designed for that which is something to keep in mind.

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/edifier-w8...k.22257/reviews




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Offering complete compatibility with the memory, motherboard, and video cards, the NH-D15S is the third most efficient air cooler we have tested and does so with virtually no noise! While it is a bit expensive, we have no issues recommending it.

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7301/noct...view/index.html




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Noctua NF-A20 and NF-A12x15 Review

If you're comfortable with the colour scheme and happy paying the premium-level pricing, then you'll be more than happy with the excellent performance that Noctua's latest offerings bring to the cooling fan market.

https://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/noctu...5_review,1.html




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These are definitely my favourite of the Edifier speakers I have tried so far, there is nothing that I can fault them for. The S1000DB are a solid pair of bookshelf speakers that are easy to connect and use, with excellent aesthetics that will suit any room and most of all produce a perfect, high-quality sound (at least to my ear!).

http://www.davidsavage.co.uk/technology/ed...peakers-review/




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There are tons of speakers you can hook up to your stereo, thousands of bluetooth speakers for your phone, and even more speakers that are ready to make your computer sound better. But precious few are actually audiophile quality speakers. Enter the Edifier S1000DB multimedia speakers!

The Edifier R1010BT is sold for RM249 on Lazada, comfortably sitting between the Edifier R1000T4 and Edifier R1280T. I would say the Edifier R1010BT represents better value than the aforementioned models, considering it comes with support for Bluetooth which both the speakers lack, offers an improvement in terms of bass quality over the Edifier R1000T4 and more energetic highs when compared against the Edifier R1280T.

https://pokde.net/tech/edifier-r1010bt-book...speaker-review/





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RM279 definitely makes the Edifier H297 a steal! I’ve been using it for well over 2 weeks now and I’m still finding an area for it to flaw. I mean, this is the price range for mid-range earphones, but the Edifier H297 is capable of going heads-on with high-end earphones that you can find in the market.

https://pokde.net/tech/edifier-h297-review-...ty-portability/

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Edifier R1280T vs M-Audio AV32 || Sound Demo

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"Edifier's W360BT is a worthy addition to the current Bluetooth models available, with the neckband taking the weight so we can enjoy music in greater comfort."

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Anyone with more audiophile tastes or simply music lovers in general will appreciate the open, detailed sound produced by the Rave, though everyone will enjoy it`s crisp aesthetics and convenient functionality. Edifier`s more Hi-Fi, utilitarian approach to portable Bluetooth speakers has produced a great product, just bear in mind that its leaner sound may not be to everyone`s individual taste.

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/edifier-ra...0.21584/reviews




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