Yet another Noctua product review, and we’re just as impressed today as we were way back, when we looked at our first Noctua product. That seems a trivial thing to mention right? We’ll I can’t say that for many other brands, we’ve seen almost the entire Noctua range and we’ve never found any major concerns, issues or problems. That’s a big deal, Noctua have a proven track record of consistently delivering brilliant products.

https://wecheck.tech/noctua-nh-l9x65-review/


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Overall these speakers are small enough to be discreet sitting on a desk or shelf, are portable because of their size and no need for carrying more power adapters, they produce a quality sound and they also look great.

https://bit.ly/2uxzWBu


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The NH-U14S from Noctua is an amazing cooler. Its performance has it take on some of the best-performing air coolers in the industry. Let us start with noise levels, or should I say lack thereof? This cooler is quiet, topping out at 42 dBA in its default, single-fan configuration to place second on our sound-level charts when at full fan speed.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Noctua/NH-U14S/


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Edifier G4 7.1 Gaming Headset Review

Review kali ini tentang Edifier W288BT - Stereo Blueooth Earphone. Of course daripada Edifier. Harga untuk Earphone ini ialah RM149-RM189. Earphone ini untuk kegunaan ketika berjogging,berzumba dan juga Raver.

It's expensive, but the Edifier S730 2.1 speaker system delivers with a booming sound that lends itself well to gaming. I've messed with plenty of sub $100 2.1 systems but they mostly fizzle out after a year or aren't nearly as impressive when it comes to the subwoofer's prowess, so I'm pretty happy with this system. As always, it's up to you to decide on picking up something at such a premium, so check out plenty of similar speaker reviews before you make your choice!

https://bit.ly/2LrQ4vI


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The Edifier R1700BT Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers gives a boom for the buck. It provides not only loud sounds but good-quality amplified sounds. Either wired or wireless, these speakers produce undistorted sound and uninterrupted listening pleasure.

https://prostudiogear.com/edifier-r1700bt-b...m-for-the-buck/


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Noctua has done it again, both the NF-F12 PWM and the NF-P12 PWM are great fans that will help keep your system temps down. the NF-F12 PWN seams to be a bitt better on a CPU cooler that the NF-P12 but no matter what fan you get you will se excellent results.
If you plan to get a new fan for your CPU I recommend the NF-F12 PWM since it has a higher RPM and a bit better cooling performance when used on a CPU cooler.
All in all these two fans are amazing and I recommend them both for anyone no matter what you do with your PC, for ME who wants my Studio PC to be quiet the NF-F12 PWM is a winner

https://dawfreak.wordpress.com/2012/03/10/n...p12-pwm-review/


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New review is up. For students, if you're looking at the cheap and affordable speaker, perhaps, put EDIFIER R12U in your list. Read more to know about this cute little speaker.

https://techcyn.com/2018/07/19/edifier-r12u...-or-not-review/


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This is a great Active Noise Cancelling headphone that won't break your bank just like its other headphone and earphone without compromise its performance and built.

I did go to the Bose and SONY concept stores to try out their flagship ANC headphones; Bose QC35s and SONY 1000XM2. I can tell that the Edifier W860NB nowhere fall short and carrying a much more affordable price tag.

https://www.theidealmobile.com/2018/07/revi...tive-noise.html


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From both musical and film standpoints, the Edifier S350DB system delivers powerful, room-filling audio.

For the price, the Edifier S350DB is a handsome-looking, solid-sounding bookshelf speaker antidote to the black slab soundbars meant to hide under our TVs.

https://www.pcmag.com/review/362186/edifier-s350db




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Do you fancy the S880DB Hi-Res Audio Certified Powered Bookshelf Speakers? Here's a review by David Savage -

"Overall, the Edifier S8880DB active bookshelf speakers are premium speakers, they look it and sound it! I think, although priced at around £260, are a worthy investment if you like quality sound and build. Very impressive and a great addition to any system. The Bluetooth connectivity is great, works well with no interruption and saves having cables everywhere (plus means I can connect different devices without having to move cables)."

🎶 Rating: 5/5

Check it out: https://bit.ly/2AgYVzg


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The NH-U14S is the heatsink featured in this review, and it did surprisingly well. One would expect that it would not be able to keep up: not only cooling less well than the D15 but falling behind the DF14, the Megahalems and the Genesis as well. Instead, this little one tower heatsink surpassed all our expectations and beat out three top heatsinks, with the stock U14S only falling behind the stock D15 by 2.1 °C (59.3 vs 61.4). If we look at the single-fan options the U14S is only 1.4 °C behind the D15S (60.0 vs 61.4). How does it do its magic? Who knows? It is a fine heatsink that won’t interfere with tall RAM. You could improve the cooling by little more than a degree by buying an NF-A15 and putting it on the back side of the heatsink as a pull fan. But the Noctua engineers think gains to be had over the single fan is not worth the cost. However we are all about limit pushing here, so Noctua includes a second set of fan clips with the NH-U14S kit.

https://bit.ly/2LXZG1s


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With the release of the NF-F12 PWM fans from Noctua, I will be recommending these to everyone who asks me about a new fan and has silence in mind with the desire for top tier performance. They are that good.

Read more: https://bit.ly/2LJn9qh





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Noctua vs Stock - NF-A12x25 Performance Review!



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Z Review - STAX L500 & L700 (End-Game..FINALLY.. )

Thanks, Nasi Lemak Tech for reviewing the new W860NB wireless headphones with ANC (Active Noise Cancelling).

"It's actually quite a niche product. If you seek for an ANC headphone with a low price tag, then buy this. Even has a touchpad on the side for gestures. Sound quality is alright - but catered towards bass lovers.8.2 out of 10."

Full review here: http://bit.ly/NLTW860NB


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Overall, the NF-P12 redux fans do not sacrifice any of the performance. You still get Noctua’s legendary 6-year warranty, and a rated MTBF of over 150,000 hours.

https://bit.ly/2LW0jvT


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Stax SR-007, SR-009 Review (vs. Focal Elear, Utopia, Sennheiser HD 800s) English

What happens when Noctua gives us airflow AND static pressure? They have a new material that lets the fan blades stay REALLY close to the fan frame. The NF-A12x25 series does not disappoint when it comes to performance.