Edifier R1010BT - 4" Bluetooth Wireless Creative Reference Multimedia Monitors - Studio Monitor Speaker (Pair) 24 Watts RMS - Black

I dropped $62.49 on my Edifier R1010BT and have them set up in my home gym. I BT connect to them via my phone and get very loud and sound not bad at all, their price point vs sound blew me away. These are not Bose or any other higher priced speaker, these are $65 - $100 range speakers and should be treated as such, of course $200+ speakers are probably going to sound better than these. I had to turn down the bass since I found these to be pretty bass heavy. My wife can hear the 'boots' from the 'boos n cats' upstairs, and that's a no-no, lol. I love em and demo'd them to my brother who bought a set to hook up to his PC and he loves them. $100 or less, these things are a wicked choice and offer lots of bang for your buck!

I purchased this set of speakers after returning a pair of JBL speakers, for which I did not even get a chance to try them out since they arrived in open box/used condition. The Edifier R1010BT speakers arrived in pristine "brand new" condition, and the quality of the speakers exceeded my expectations considering the fact that they cost less than $100. The bluetooth feature seems to work just fine even though I do not use it often, and I do recommend Edifier R1010BT. If you are experiencing the muddy (low volume) sound on these speakers, especially while watching a movie online on your pc, this might help: For Windows 10, right-click the speaker icon on the lower right -> go to 'Sound' -> under 'Playback' tab, right-click 'Speakers' from the list and go to 'Properties' -> under 'Enhancements' tab, you will see a list of sound effects including Environment, Voice Cancellation, etc. -> scroll down on that list and CHECK the box next to 'Loudness Equalization.' If this does not improve the sound, then you might want to check 'Equalizer' and make changes to the setting under 'Sound Effect Properties' to see if that works for you. Hope this helps.

At £80, they're not cheap, but equally - for a pair of decent speakers - they're a snip; you could easily be paying £150 upwards, even £200+. These speakers are incredible. Small, compact, expensive looking (the wood effect is great). Excellent bluetooth connectivity with no annoying "connected" noise. Excellent bass response (especially considering the size), clarity is spot on; perfectly balanced mids and highs. These really are superb. Only tiny, tiny criticism is the blue power (or maybe it's the bluetooth light?); I'd personally rather have no light at all. But that is a very, very minor qualm. If you're looking at these and have a budget of up to £100, look no further. Superb.

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You get what you pay for ; it easily beats any speakers at this price point . Thought the sound is not par with its bigger cousin 1700 but definately sound amazing . Bluetooth function is spot on ; bass is punchy , treble and mids are ok . As the bass port is in the back make sure it not placed too near to a wall else will deliver muddy sound. Sounds best at 50 % to 80% volume. If you have an iphone & an itune subscruption a definate must have as a bedroom setup! Edifier should step the game up with a 6 or 8 inch woofer module for casual audiophiles