The build quality is equally impressive, with a wooden casing for each individual speaker and a reassuring weight. Not some weird button overloaded front panel, instead a pair of objects that would look superb in any environment with no need to hide them away. Visually they are pretty striking in simplicity and for resembling what they are, speakers. In fact, you would be led to believe the controls are hidden away in a separate unit, however instead they are situated to the side of one of the speakers for controlling which audio input to use, the tone and of course the volume.
By this I mean from the front, they just sit there proudly with permanently fixed speaker grills and no visible controls. Having the speakers for a couple of months, they look as good as the day they arrived and certainly look like proper speakers.
To be honest white, although extremely clean looking to begin with can lose its impressive lustre in the wrong environment and yet of all the rooms I could have selected to feature them in was… The kitchen. The Edifier R1280DB Speakers come in a variety of colours and the unit I received to review is the white option. The Edifier R1280DB speakers aim to be the larger brother to these more portable siblings, while also featuring a number of audio options that will allow connection wirelessly and wired for various playback and connected device scenarios. Although I love portable Bluetooth speakers for the fact you can just pick them up and place them in any room you wish to hear your favourite tunes, I also have a strong desire for power! Speakers that will not just fill a room with sound, but also stimulate your ear drums with joy. They can fit in your pocket or be the size of an old HiFi setup for truly room filling sound. It’s become the mainstream item to advertise, purchase and compare with various shapes and sizes for every occasion.
Bluetooth speakers are literally everywhere.
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