Edifier R12U Stereo Computer Bookshelf Speakers - Red

Son una bocinas muy básicas pero que tienen mejor sonido que otras del mercado en ese rango de precio, e incluso algunas más costosas. A mí me sirvieron muy bien con una laptop, tanto para escuchar música como para videollamadas, se escuchan nítidas y no se distorsionan a un volumen alto, claro que para ciertos estilos de música sí puede haber una distorsión si se sube al máximo el volumen.

Je vous les conseil fortement en rabais! Le son est de très bonne qualité il mon vraiment surpris! Par exemple le bémol les fils stéréo ne son pas modulable! Mai très bon produit dans son ensemble!

The cheap gloss black plastic is understandable given the super low price, but I'm disappointed in the rubber feet. They provide absolutely zero grip and the speakers slide all over the place.

I bought these because of the Edifier name, and because they were dirt cheap. I wasn't expecting much, but was still very disappointed (at first). Zero bass -- not weak, ZERO. I abandoned my plan to use these for a temporary/guest computer after two minutes and tossed them in a box. Months later, my dad needed to borrow some computer speakers, and these were all I had to loan him. He used them for several months. His hearing is poor, so he was turning these up loud. Feeling bad for loaning him lousy ones, I bought him a new set of speakers with a subwoofer some weeks later. When I went over to install the new ones, I happened to hear these little Edifiers first and... they were transformed. Speakers usually benefit from some break-in time, but the difference is usually subtle. Not here! These are still tiny speakers, but now they GOOD tiny speakers. They're entirely useable for YouTube or video conferencing. Voice is clear, and music - while not impressive - is tolerable. So after break-in, these are very much worth the money. Sadly, right now they seem to be unavailable (March 2022). If Edifier ever sells these again, and you need good basic speakers, these are a great choice if you will be able to break them in. Maybe you can let them play in a box full of pillows for a few days... I don't know how you'll do it, but if you can somehow, it will be worth it. For completeness, here are the positives: - Sound decent IF AND ONLY IF you can break them in. - The actual enclosures are understated and look good. - Volume control is smooth and works. At the far left it clicks off and turns off the power. And the negatives: - The white (light gray?) cords on the black speakers is indeed ugly and cheap looking. - There are three cables coming from the right speaker. Link to left speaker; USB for power (only... these are not USB speakers); and 3.5mm audio plug. So the cords are messy-looking. - The two speakers are permanently connected to each other with that ugly wire, a bit over three feet long. - While they look decent, they are not very stable. If you bump them they fall over and roll around on the desk like an egg. If you are rough with the volume control they will scoot around on you. They look like they'd work on their side, but they really don't. Still worth it, overall. I'd buy them again.

Le son manque d'aigus.