Edifier R1280T 21W 2.0 Channel Auxiliary, RCA Bookshelf Speaker - Brown

The Edifier R1280T speakers have been a fantastic addition to my setup. These bookshelf speakers deliver rich, clear sound with impressive depth for their price range. The 4-inch bass driver and 13mm silk dome tweeter provide a well-balanced audio experience that works perfectly for both music and movies. The sound is detailed without being overwhelming, offering a warm, natural tone that fills the room.One of the standout features is the adjustable tone control on the side panel, allowing me to fine-tune the bass and treble to my preference. The remote control is also a convenient feature, making it easy to adjust volume or switch input sources without getting up.The build quality is solid, with a classic wood finish that looks stylish and professional in any setting. The speakers are compact enough to fit on my desk but still produce excellent sound quality for a variety of content.For the price, the Edifier R1280T speakers are an excellent value, offering clear, balanced sound and flexibility in a beautiful design. They’re ideal for anyone looking for high-quality desktop speakers without breaking the bank. Highly recommended!

The media could not be loaded. Sounds are Crystal at mid, haven't pushed it to max, but can tell the audio output is awesome

Product is good but no Bluetooth option as mentioned in the description So giving 4stars.

The media could not be loaded. OK - you need to work with it a little. It is a surprisingly powerful pair of speakers. I REALLY wish it had Bluetooth, but then again, I am not sure I miss it. Why? Because on my work table, this sounds like a dream. I have bought 2.1 speakers, home theatres, and higher-end 2.0s. Yes, the F&D T60x is a LOT more powerful, but then again, that weighs about 9kg for each speaker, while these weigh less than 5kg together, not to mention that the edifiers are about one-fifth the size of the Fenda T60X.Not to get ahead of myself here, but you have to:1. Allow the speakers to break in - they'll take a week.1.5. Use lower gauge (thicker) speaker wire - you'll get decent stuff by Amazon basics.2. Resist pumping the bass to the fullest - it'll only make the bass boom. For each type of room, there's a sweet spot of great sound.3. Try not to play them loud. They stand at 9.5" tall - you bought a pair of GREAT speakers, but they are small - which means their drivers are small, which in turn means that they won't perform well if you keep pushing them past their limits. Find a song with a good spread of frequencies - from lows to mids to highs - play it at different volumes, find your sweet spot, and voila! You have your speakers set up.4. Just because they seem a little expensive doesn't make them "loud" speakers. They perform brilliantly in a smallish room - about 120-150 square feet at the most.5. Remember - it has a subwoofer out. Do Not forget that. Connect a sub if you want to push the speakers - YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.Well, if you're buying the edifier and a subwoofer, you gotta ask yourself if you'd rather not buy something bigger, instead - the edifier sub and the R1280T together cost less than the F&D T60. But I'll tell you this. The R1280T actually sounds better. DESPITE the size difference. Strange, but it's actually true. I bought the T60 - I bought the R1280T for a friend. I gave her my T60 and kept this. That's actually how good this little minx is.

Purchased these after a lot of deliberation between these and the R1700BT. For my kind of liking, I preferred the more spatial sound of the 1280s. I saw a lot of one to one sound reviews on youtube but each time ended preferring these. These are tiny in size but powerful and more than big in sound for their size and use them as my desk top speakes. Being powered, these are plug and play and would form an ideal desktop companion to your pc's. I am amazed at the clarity. I own a bigger set up of Bose 301 + Norge Concert Gold amp. But... But I love these little darlings more due tothe clarity. Unfortunately the bose and norge combination is harsh on the treble and over emphasizes the bass. I am also amazed at the consistency of the frequencies both at low and high volumes. Even at full volumes the bass is tight and treble is crystal clear. What hooked me to these speakers was the ability to throw out spatial sound. I use them as a stereo pair and am amazed at their sound stage and presence in my 12x15 ft room. I use logitech bt adapater on one of the RC plugs and have the other for my radio. The pc is hooked via bt to the logitech. There is no need of any switches to switch the inputs. One can play both sources simultaneously. If you are looking for a near field speaker with emphasis on clarity then these suit this need pretty well. You will be amazed at the way these small speakers produce such clear notes which are in the range of around 80% to the notes from speakers around 3-5 times the price of these. That is why these are compared with some of the best bookshelf speakers, although not really in their range. These can pretty well be used for a small home party too as they can get just that loud too. The remote is quiet handy if you use them as TV speakers and sit away from them. The only cons are not related to the sound but the smell these emanate out of the box, the radio interference they have on my radio fm reception, but with an external antenna the problem is solved.If you are confused and ask my opinion between these and the 1700s I will suggest go for the 1280 due to their very high sound to price index.Edit on 4-june-2019- they work fine even today. However I am not sure if it is my ears or what but they sound harsh as they reproduce notes clearly and at near field my ears ache please note.

Extremely bad product… poor quality sound… lot of noise in the background…Moreover, there is no way to return the product… when you try that it keeps you in a loop.. and just keeps on wasting your timeThis company is fraud