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About this item
Pair of versatile bookshelf speakers; active speaker (80-watt 20-20KHz) and 2-way acoustic design
Ideal for home or office; connects easily to a computer, TV, or game console for enhanced audio
Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 technology for instantly connecting a smartphone or tablet from up to 33 feet (10m) away
Controls include power on/off and volume up/down; AUX input for connecting a device with a 3.5mm headphone output
Handsome brown wooden craftsmanship with black accents; AC power; measures 7.7 by 10.6 by 13.5 inches; weighs 23 pounds; backed by an Amazon Basics 1-year limited warranty
Lowest all time price per CCC
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The manual does not state the RMS rating, which is the only downside that I could find.
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Reviews quote the $50 price tag which means this isn't a deal
The manual does not state the RMS rating, which is the only downside that I could find.
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Doesn't add up
They're on eBay for $70.60.
They look EXACTLY like a pair of Edifier speakers, the body not the back. The back is different.
The back has an optical-in. I've NEVER seen an Optical-In on a speaker this cheap.
The Edifers that look the same look to be of better quality even the looks but, the shape and design of the outside is the same.
There's a different pair of powered Edifier speakers that sells for $100 that is Amazon's best selling speaker of all speakers of all time. I don't think it has BT or Optical-In
The speaker in this thread has BT5.0.
One of the links below is a smaller pair of Amazon Basics I found a review of on Youtube and were sold on woot.com for $25.
Woot lists them as regularly $135. They sound good enough for their size, in the video, on my laptop speakers. The ones in this thread are bigger/better for $50.
I just got a pair of Sony SSCS5's to connect to a stereo receiver to add a BT dongle to it to connect a TV to it. I can't see why NOT to buy the speakers in this thread. The cabinets, cones and BT circuit boards cost more than $50 and that's not including the AMP, crossover (if there is one), speaker connectors, wiring, glue, screens and labor.
Here's the one this thread is about on Woot for $70. [woot.com]
No comments on reddit [reddit.com]
Youtube of smaller one, not the one of this thread. [woot.com]
Woot listing of smaller one, not the one of this thread. [woot.com]
Oops! Amazon does sell the smaller ones for $130 [amazon.com]
Doesn't add up
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