Edifier R1700BTs Powered Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Bookshelf Speakers - 66 Watts (Brown)

Excellent product for listeners who want to listen lyrics. Good for song from 1950s to 2010. If you want high bass then add Edifier subwoofer T5. Sound quality, product finishing, connectivity- Excellent.

I'm loving my Edifier R1700BTs! The sound quality is impressive, and the design is sleek. The bass is deep and rich, and the treble is clear. They're perfect for music, movies, and gaming. The price point is super competitive too! 👍👍👍👍, adding a Edifier T5 subwoofer is a perfect punch

The Edifier R1700BTs are a superb audio investment. With 66 watts of power, they deliver crisp, balanced sound with impressive bass, making them perfect for music lovers and audiophiles alike. The Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity ensures a seamless, high-quality wireless experience, while the classic brown finish adds a touch of elegance to any room decor. The build quality is robust, and the user-friendly controls make it easy to adjust settings. Whether for casual listening or a home audio setup, these speakers offer exceptional performance and value. Highly recommended for anyone seeking superior sound quality!

good

Very good cristal audio also attached a t5 subwoofer. Together giving a heavy bass and clarity audio..

Eye Pleasing, Crystal Clear Studio Quality Sound at an amazing price. Never thought an Edifier can sound so good and premium. Wish to get that compatible subwoofer to add it to them when its on sale. and yes I wish they were atleast 100 Watts.

Excellent quality

Really good

I have read reviews that applaud these speakers for sound, design, and solidity. By "solidity", I mean they're heavy enough to project frequencies, rather than absorb them into the cabinet. And they are rugged enough that you don't worry if you bang them together when unpacking them. That's not going to happen because they're really well-packed and supply cloths, spare wiring for hard-wiring (no Bluetooth for me, although it's available.). The remote includes batteries. You really need buy nothing extra; it's all in the box. I didn't hear any distortion in highs; they do well in the mids, where the music resides. They do a fair job on the lows and you could mix a P-bass if you listen carefully. But, to offer a real world example, if you check out the song "Gaia" (James Taylor, Hourglass album), there's an interlude where the level dips a few dBs ("we walked a while, left that town..."), then rebounds with a perceived added low-end thrust. You won't hear that as ballsy as the producer intended on the Edifier. Or on another song, same album, "Look up from Your Life" (which is good advice): you'll hear on the choruses James Taylor imploring us to do just that. Bassist Jimmy Johnson unleashes an earth shaking rumble that will upset glassware, ornaments, and your pets. Well, these speakers don't do full justice to those super-deep notes but otherwise what you get is good clarity, almost pristine sound. Right around now, a reviewer begins to use phrases like, "this is great quality for the price you are paying". This has wrecked an otherwise good review and has me second-guessing the purchase. I mean, "what DO we expect to get for the price? A satisfying sound for you consumers but not for us serious engineers? It makes you wonder. The answer here is that for this sort of price tag you're getting a good set of speakers that enable you to monitor music in the studio. When I started we used mundane Auratones that sounded like dog-droppings. The Edifiers are much more accurate in a room that's moderate in size. Even in my basement studio (10 X 14'), while they sound good, one day, for fun, I decided plug in an old pair of Audio Engine 5+ using an auxiliary jack, one of several available in the Audient EVO. At the same volume levels, the AE-5 buried the Edifiers. But volume isn't everything. And let's tell the truth: I liked them enough that I bought TWO PAIRS, same Edifiers, one with a matched subwoofer from Edifier, for the living room. For the studio it's an old Yamaha sub plus Edifiers - left and right cabinets. By the way, the Edifier includes a special circuit that connects the mains with the sub, which means you use a single cable (provided) as opposed to another left and right connection. The sub gets instructions on how much bass to generate. Money is tight this year and Edifier subs are without fault. A little quiet but they're plenty loud. Yes, I checked wiring, phase and all; these speakers simply didn't put out mega-volume. I thought to myself that a more sophisticated engineer would overrule my opinion and say that the Edifier R1700BT speakers cover the job. That's exactly what happened when an esteemed engineer came by: "They're fine! How much volume do you need, anyway?" Okay, okay. They're made to a high standard; and somebody's doing a superb job on quality control.

Compré estas bocinas sin conocer la marca, la investigué en por mi cuenta y me gusto mucho la relación precio - calidad que observé. Cuando llegaron las conecté a mi computadora. Puse música de alta calidad y configuré mi Windows para que diera salida de calidad estudio. Y vaya sorpresa, suenan increíble. El sonido de las voces es clada, los agudos son brillantes sin reventarse al subirles el volumen no se distorsionan. No tienen un volumen impresionante (como para llenar tu sala y comedor con una fiesta). Pero lo compensan con una delicada atención al detalle y calidad de audio. Eso sí inmedatamente me di cuenta que les hacía falta bajos, afortunadamente tenía un subwoofer y me había anticipado a comprar este modelo para poderlos conectar juntos. Honestamente sí les recomiendo conseguir un subwoofer de media/alta calidad y con eso tienen un setup de excelente audio para uso en un escritorio u oficina personal. Son increíbles por su calidad y precio. Las recomiendo para los que quieran calidad de audio a un precio justo y sepan conectar bien sus equipos electrónicos.

Bought these for my kids for first sound system to run with a bluetooth turntable and TV setup along with the add-on subwoofer for a bit more low-end. Probably more a 4.5 score for some cabling limitations and issues, but from a "sound" perspective they are the best thing for the price I can imagine. I'm even contemplating dumping my expensive hi-fidelity system for the simplicity and plenty "good-enough" sound they provide. I won't claim they'll make the most discriminating audiophile happy, but it is hard to find any fault sound wise. Set them up for Christmas, streamed some ripped music from my CD collection through my phone/bluetooth and marveled at how good the stereo separation was and how clear and well defined the reproduction was. Played a couple of albums on the turntable and literally shed tears over how nice it was to sit and hear a good stereo staged sound experience once again - something I'd lost track of over the digital era. These won't do if you are trying to run a huge party and anger the neighbors, but for a living room/family room listening experience and simplicity in setup, they create a quite good stereo music experience for a very affordable price with plenty of punch and volume for any use I can think of - more than enough for a big cinematic score, favorite music track, or just streaming tunes from your phone while working around the house - loud enough to hurt your ears if wanted. 4.5 as I say as the remote is needlessly cheap and the wiring limitations (can't connect the two satellites and subwoofer more than 10/12 feet apart or some such thing) is a problem to check out before you buy, but if that isn't a limitation, they are great. I have another Edifier set I use with my computer and quality for the price simply is great. While I'd love a great high end Marantz amp, huge monster cables to my old time favorite Acoustic Research (AR) top-end speakers, bi-amplified and all, at this point my aging ears will really only get an incremental boost from the like and extra $10,000, so simpler and less expensive is actually more than good enough. Powered so no need for a separate amp/receiver, paired with either coax or bluetooth quite good, even, monitor quality (flat soundstage - steady) sound, and accessible in the digital era. Go with an amp and discrete speakers if you have more than 2 or 3 sources, but for a turntable, CD/DVD, and bluetooth phone/tablet streaming, a great setup. Really attractive cabinets too for the price - I liked the angled face for a standard 10/12 foot distance from a usual TV stand height, seemed to position the sound correctly. Disappointed the subwoofer couldn't be in a matching cabinet though, another reason for the 4.5 - nothing to do with sound.

Los compré hace una semana y ya había tenido bafles Edifier anteriormente y la experiencia fue maravillosa. Los parlantes llegaron perfectamente embalados no solo en su caja original, sino también en una caja extra de Amazon. Al abrirlo estaba todo completo: cables, los parlantes, cables extra, manuales, sus bolsas protectoras, todo perfecto. El sonido conectado por cable, para una persona común que hace videoconferencias en una habitación de 4x4 y que eventualmente escucha música a volumen medio/alto, es excelente. Suenan muy bien y al menos en las pruebas que yo hice, no distorsiona nada. Los bajos son potentes y tiene el extra (por eso este modelo termina en "s") tiene el plus de que a futuro puedas ponerle un subwoofer y ampliar su potencial. Los agudos son muy buenos y todo el sonido en sí, es excelente. La experiencia con el celular por Bluetooth fue exactamente la misma, sonido claro, bajos potentes y agudos nítidos. No son bafles profesionales que van a despertar al vecindario, pero si los pones en buen volumen, seguro alguna queja de un vecino puede llegarte... Equilibrio perfecto entre precio/calidad. Recomendables 100%.

I had purchased a small pair of Edifier bluetooth computer speakers, that were just what I needed, but the permanently attached cables that limited them to being 5ft apart didn't work for me, so I returned them and upgraded to these at 2x the price. These speakers are overkill for what I need, but man do they sound good. I opted for these vs a cheaper set because they had a subwoofer out option. Glad I did. An old Cambridge Soundworks subwoofer I had works with these. These speakers sound great on their own, but the subwoofer pushes them over the top. The sound becomes more three dimensional and room filling. The bluetooth works great with all my devices so far, and the included remote is a nice touch. The included cable to connect the left speaker is long and will accommodate just about any placement you have in mind. The speakers came packed really well, kudos to Edifier on that. Definitely seems like a premium product. The only criticism I have is minor. I wish they had a separate knob for selecting between inputs. I don't like multi function buttons, where you have to push and hold for one thing, and quick pushes for others. The remote mitigates that annoyance. These are substantial speakers, so if your looking for something small, these might not be for you. If I have problems, I'll update this review, but so far so good. Excellent speakers for someone needing self-powered bluetooth capable speakers. The subwoofer out for only $10 more than the ones without it is worth it, imo. Much more versatile and room filling if you have a subwoofer laying around, or would like to add one later.