
Edifier S2000MKIII Active Bookshelf Speakers Reviewed
For home listening, the S2000s continue Edifier’s excellent track record with superlative acoustic and electronic design, a vast array of inputs, stylish aesthetics and great sound.
For home listening, the S2000s continue Edifier’s excellent track record with superlative acoustic and electronic design, a vast array of inputs, stylish aesthetics and great sound.
An innate musicality that will delight, whatever you play.
Intrigued by the potential sonic advantages of a full-range driver, and spotting the introduction of a new kit by British driver manufacturer MarkAudio, I decided it was time to give one a try.
when old Tannoy talent regroup and launch a new name and fresh ranges designed from the ground up, there is certainly reason to get excited. If this is what the company can produce on a budget, I look forward to auditioning their more upmarket models.
Great looking, well made, well specified and lovely to listen too. That’s the Edifier S2000 Pro summed up in a nutshell.
Their price and size places them in a segment of the market where there is a great deal of competition, but they compare very favourably to models far beyond their price.
If you’re after plenty of inputs, smart aesthetics and convenience features with better sonics than the average one box solution, these are worth a look. For no compromise audio performance, look elsewhere.
Truly excellent both physically and sonically and packing quality components into a pair of compact enclosures, the S880s represent real value for money. Highly recommended.
If you like hugely over-emphasised bass and little else, these are the speakers for you. For the rest of us who favour neutrality or musicality, these are not contenders; especially at the price.
While some may prefer the style and sound of a traditional ‘boxy’ speaker, there’s no doubting that these are an extremely capable option for those who prefer a little more style on their desktop. They’re well made, unusually styled and are sonically capable.
Edifier’s R2000DB is a budget speaker with impressive build, a decent array of features and superb sonics.
A beautifully crafted pair of speakers with a neutral but likeable sonic character.
If you favour accuracy and detail over sheer musical enjoyment, these may well be the speakers for you.
An introduction to loudspeakers, part of the Hi-Fi for Beginners series.
Roth's tiny OLi RA1s are a steal at their sub-£100 price.
Tiny in stature yet hugely enjoyable, these versatile speakers deserve a place in your home.
A tiny receiver and bookshelf speaker package offering up tons of features and sheer musical enjoyment.
Don’t let their small size fool you – these are tiny speakers with a huge heart and sound to match.
Fantastic build quality, stunning sound and a budget price tag - The Tannoy Mercury V1is have it all.
A pair of cheap, £20 2-way bookshelf speakers with fantastic build quality.