Edifier’s new QR65 Active Monitor Speakers pack 70 watts of power with hi-res audio certification, put on a light show and act as a fast gallium nitride (GaN) charger for your other gadgets, too. And ...

The new S880DB MKII active speakers are compact and offer Hi-Res certified audio, a huge range of inputs and a rechargeable remote control. Edifier is a speaker brand that’s rapidly building a ...

Offering great sound and features, the EDIFIER M90 is a solid compact speaker system worth considering.

★★★★☆ Edifier M90 speakers in white replace the inexpensive sound bar I was using to boost my Roku TV's audio. They'd be great with Apple TV, too. Photo: David Snow/Cult of Mac Apple’s ecosystem has ...

Edifier is offering its R1280Ts bookshelf speakers at its lowest price. This is a very good value 2.0 system that can improve your PC's audio. If you are currently hunting for a good quality smart ...

Edifier powered bookshelf speakers are currently on sale for their lowest-ever prices. Grab them to upgrade your home and PC audio. For those looking to build a decent audio system can check out Onkyo ...

Edifier’s S880DB self-powered Bluetooth speakers deliver the sonic goods with whatever source you send their way, at a cost that won’t break your piggy bank. Dare to be different. Serve a multiplicity ...

Edifier has announced the M90, a compact active stereo speaker system designed for users who want something more flexible than standard desktop speakers. While the physical format remains small enough ...

At $369, the Edifier M90 are versatile wireless speakers that also include HDMI eARC for easy connectivity to PCs or TVs. Just make sure you upgrade to the latest firmware. Edifier has built its ...

Usually, when you read a speaker review here at Techaeris, it’s of the Bluetooth variety. While the Edifier S350SB bookshelf speakers do support Bluetooth, they offer more connectivity which allows ...

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