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Edifier R1280T
Retail Price
$99.99
Lowest Price
$95.99
Release Date
2017
The R1280T speaker system is a bookshelf speaker that works great whether in an office, dorm room, living room, or apartment, being stylish and functional but not obtrusive. This speaker boasts a good slew of capabilities which make it a great upgrade for desktops at a good price, and it is able to add multiple audio sources simultaneously thanks to dual inputs. Edifier also made an alternative version, the R1280DB, which has features much the same as the original, though upgraded or improved compared to it, especially when it comes to connectivity options and general functionality.
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Overview
- Summary
- Overview - Price - Sound Signature - Mid Bass - Value for Money
- Overview - Volume - Sound Quality
- Overview - Sound Quality
- Overview - Target Market
- Recommendation - Sound Quality - Affordability - Price - Build Quality - Connectivity Options - Volume Level - Size
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Summary - The R1280T speaker system is a bookshelf speaker that works great whether in an office, dorm room, living room, or apartment, being stylish and functional but not obtrusive. This speaker boasts a good slew of capabilities which make it a great upgrade for desktops at a good price, and it is able to add multiple audio sources simultaneously thanks to dual inputs. Edifier also made an alternative version, the R1280DB, which has features much the same as the original, though upgraded or improved compared to it, especially when it comes to connectivity options and general functionality.
Overview - Price - Sound Signature - Mid Bass - Value for Money - The R1280T is a powered bookshelf speaker set containing a tweeter and a miniature woofer per side. It boasts a very affordable price of 70€ for a flawless refurb, shipped. The speakers have an impressive sound signature that are, while definitely very heavy on the mid bass, are overall still a great package for their price. This especially counts for those coming from headphones/IEMs/TV or laptop speakers.
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Overview - Volume - Sound Quality - The R1280T can be loud and have worse sound quality than the Creative 5.1 Speakers, having rather muddy sound especially when it comes to voices or instruments like a violin. The bass can also become too dominant when cellos are played, and the audio as a result can sound choked.
Lezuum
01/25/2020
Overview - Sound Quality - The R1280T has good sound quality for the most part as a desktop speaker.
Geek Street
11/10/2020
Overview - Target Market - The R1280T’s target market are consumers who desire affordability and sound that can carry across a room where space is at a premium.
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Recommendation - Sound Quality - Affordability - Price - Build Quality - Connectivity Options - Volume Level - Size - The R1280T, and its alternative, the R1280DB, are recommended for those who desire a decent sounding Bluetooth bookshelf speaker at a reasonable price. The R1280DB is recommended for optical input, coax input and Bluetooth, while the R1280T is good for 2RCA input. Both speakers have good sound quality at all volume levels.
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- Overview - Price - Sound Signature - Mid Bass - Value for Money
- Overview - Volume - Sound Quality
- Overview - Sound Quality
- Overview - Target Market
- Recommendation - Sound Quality - Affordability - Price - Build Quality - Connectivity Options - Volume Level - Size
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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03/01/2021
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Lezuum
01/25/2020
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11/10/2020
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06/30/2020
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06/30/2020
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04/10/2017
Donler
07/01/2020
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11/10/2020
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11/10/2020
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07/01/2020
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05/22/2020
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Pros & Cons
- Pros - Edifier R1280T
- Pros - Edifier R1280DB
- Cons - Edifier R1280T
- Cons - Edifier R1280DB
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Pros - Edifier R1280T - The R1280T boasts beautiful design, compactness, basic RCA input, a simple remote, having rich and full midrange, inbuilt amplifiers, clear and balanced highs, and having controls for bass, volume, and treble.
Pros - Edifier R1280DB - The R1280DB boasts beautiful design, compactness, variety when it comes to input options, a full control remote, rich and natural midrange, Bluetooth connectivity, abundance of inputs, good sound quality, and great volume.
Cons - Edifier R1280T - The R1280T suffers from a lacking end-to-end extension, poor quality accessory cables, bass distortion at maximum level, and a lack of Bluetooth connectivity.
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Build & Design
- Build Quality
- Build - Buttons - Panel - Rear - Remote
- Build - Control Knobs
- Build - Design - Size
- Build - Dimensions
- Build - Layout - Texture
- Build - Setup - Inclusions - Sound Quality
- Design
- Design - Color
- Design - Color Options
- Design - Knobs
- Design - Material
- Design - Side Panel
- Design - Woofer - Tweeter
- Specifications - Edifier R1280T
- Specifications - Edifier R1280DB
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Build Quality - The R1280T has good general build quality with color indicators for inputs, and its flexibility in general.
Build - Buttons - Panel - Rear - Remote - The R1280T’s panel features three notches for volume, bass and treble, and LED lights, red being for the optical and coaxial, blue being for Bluetooth, and green for Line 1 and 2. Meanwhile for the rear it contains the inputs, the power on/off button, and an outlet for cable. For the remote, the R1280T has three buttons compared to the R1280DB’s 12 for various tasks.
Build - Control Knobs - The R1280T’s right side panel contains three control knobs for treble, bass and volume.
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Build - Design - Size - The R1280T and R1280DB are similar in terms of appearance down to the color and build quality. They feature a classic black wood design, and due to their size they are compatible almost everywhere. The front fabric clips to the speaker’s face to cover the woofer, tweeter, and bass port mostly for aesthetic purposes and the speakers can be operated without this cover.
Build - Dimensions - The R1280T and R1280DB have the same dimensions of 5.75” x 9.5” x 7” in width, height, and depth respectively.
Build - Layout - Texture - The R1280T and R1280DB’s sides include an EQ adjust panel on the active speaker, and have wooden fishing textures giving them a decent look.
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Build - Setup - Inclusions - Sound Quality - The Edifiers are easy to set up thanks to having all of their needed cables included in the purchase, and their sound quality is good with reasonable separation of instruments.
pkelly500
01/15/2020
Design - The R1280T’s front panel cover is grey cloth over a mesh screen with the logo at the bottom. Its speakers all face front with a recessed control module on the side. General appearance is very tasteful and can fit anywhere in a classically-furnished or modern-looking living room. It features wood veneer panels on both sides and a matter metallic top panel, with removable grilles made of gray cloth material. The speaker connection points are segregated into passive speaker with no amplifier and active speaker with amplifier. Under the speaker itself are four pads that prevent slipping.
Design - Color - The R1280T has a grey finish on the front behind its cover and a wood veneer on the sides.
Geek Street
11/10/2020
Design - Color Options - The R1280T is available in either Black or Wood Grain color options.
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Design - Knobs - The R1280T has a recessed box on the left side panel containing good quality knob controls for bass, treble, and volume.
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Design - Material - The R1280T and R1280DB designs are identical whether from the front, top, or bottom. The front side includes a removable plastic cover made from fabric with the Edifier logo places at the button and a horizontal silver line in the middle. The cover when removed reveals the bass unit and the tweeter.
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Design - Side Panel - The R1280T wood side panels come with a maple stain on genuine oak wood, which adds to the rich, warm quality of the speaker in terms of appearance.
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Design - Woofer - Tweeter - The R1280T is packed with a 4-inch woofer driver and a single 13mm silk dome tweeter. Its enclosures are ported for louder audio and more efficient speaker performance.
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Specifications - Edifier R1280T - The R1280T’s specifications include dimensions of 5.7 x 9.5 x 7 inches of wood and metal material, an amplifier power of 42 W RMS, a bass-reflex case, drivers for each speaker, a 4.17-inch woofer, a 0.51-onch dome tweeter, frequency response of 75 Hz to 18 kHz, all-front ports, 2 RCA and 2 Spring Clip Pair I/O wired connections, a signal-to-noise ratio of 85 dBA, 750m input sensitivity, wireless remote, and onboard adjustments for bass, treble, and volume.
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Specifications - Edifier R1280DB - The R1280DB’s specifications include the same dimensions, amplifier power, case, drivers, woofer, dome tweeter, all-front ports, and signal-to-noise ratio as the R1280T, while having an improved frequency response of 55Hz to 20kHz, more wired connections such as 1 Optical TOSLINK, 1 digital coaxial, 2 RCAs and 2 spring clip pair I/Os, an input sensitivity of 550mV, and Bluetooth and remote control wireless connections.
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- Build Quality
- Build - Buttons - Panel - Rear - Remote
- Build - Control Knobs
- Build - Design - Size
- Build - Dimensions
- Build - Layout - Texture
- Build - Setup - Inclusions - Sound Quality
- Design
- Design - Color
- Design - Color Options
- Design - Knobs
- Design - Material
- Design - Side Panel
- Design - Woofer - Tweeter
- Specifications - Edifier R1280T
- Specifications - Edifier R1280DB
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- Audio Mention
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Geek Street
10/10/2020
Life Kommando
04/10/2017
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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11/10/2020
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01/15/2020
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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04/10/2017
Life Kommando
04/10/2017
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11/10/2020
Geek Street
11/10/2020
Geek Street
11/10/2020
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Speaker Champion
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Speaker Champion
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Connectivity
- Connectivity Options
- Connectivity - Remote - Buttons
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Connectivity Options - The R1280T includes a standard RCA jack and L/R inputs for 2 different sound sources, PC and Aux, both of which can run simultaneously, along with the power switch and the power cable. The R1280DB has the same but adds an optical input, coax inputs, and Bluetooth. The speakers can be controlled either by direct adjustment via side knobs or by IR remote control which contains three buttons for the R1280T: volume up, volume down, and mute. The R1280DB meanwhile has 12 buttons.
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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04/10/2017
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04/10/2017
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11/10/2020
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11/10/2020
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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Features
- Cable
- Controls
- Remote
- Volume Control
- Positive
- Negative
Cable - The R1280T has decent looking Edifier-branded cables that are 2.3 meters in length and have a copper or silver color to them for easy distinguishing.
Controls - The R1280T controls include treble, bass, and volume, and there is a LED indicator for power at the side.
Remote - The R1280T remote is very simple, shiny and small, and has buttons for volume up, volume down, and mute. The remote comes with its own battery. It is also a fingerprint magnet.
Volume Control - The R1280T’s volume control is located at the side panel as a knob with no stop point for the notch.
Geek Street
11/10/2020
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Sound Quality
- Audio Levels
- Bass
- Highs
- Instruments
- Mids - Vocals
- Mids - Vocals - Treble
- Neutral Sound
- Soundstage - Imaging
- Tonality
- Treble
- Positive
- Negative
Audio Levels - The R1280T’s audio levels can get very loud along with the bass levels without sacrificing audio clarity.
Life Kommando
04/10/2017
Bass - The R1280T’s bass is deep and voluminous especially in the mid-range and it blends well into the mid-tone sound region. The bass fails when turned all the way up by introducing a slight distortion.
Highs - The R1280T’s highs are excellent with the 13mm silk dome tweeters contributing to its detailed delivery. They are well-balanced although relatively thin.
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Instruments - The R1280T is impressive with making single instruments sound clear and keeping a distinguishable difference between many sounds, but the more instruments come together, the worse the sound quality becomes.
Lezuum
01/25/2020
Mids - Vocals - The R1280T’s mids are rich and give a perception of tonal depth, and the vocals are very clear.
Mids - Vocals - Treble - The R1280T’s mids are slightly recessed and below average for detail retrieval. When it comes to thick and layered vocal effects a lot of nuances in the vocal fx chain are lost. Meanwhile, the Treble is elevated and sometimes sibilant, making long listening periods on the R1280T fatiguing. Turning down the treble makes the speaker sound veiled and muddy.
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Neutral Sound - The R1280T’s neutral sound is impressive.
Life Kommando
04/10/2017
Soundstage - Imaging - The R1280T’s soundstage and imaging are very good for its price, with various vocals and instruments occupying audibly different positions, producing well mixed music that gives off an almost 3D sensation with the instruments’ sounds hitting from multiple clearly defined positions out of three fairly large globs of sound.
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Tonality - The R1280T’s tonality is in general warm on the frequency low-end, and its treble is a bit crisp. The combined effects can fill a normal-sized living room even with sound-absorbing materials present.
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Treble - The R1280T’s Treble and Timbre in vocal ranges is good, though it falls out a little in the middle of the voice range. The speakers’ 0.51-inch silk dome tweeter provides sharp and clear high tones that are crisp and undistorted and not too bright, which is something that most small speakers fail on.
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- Audio Levels
- Bass
- Highs
- Instruments
- Mids - Vocals
- Mids - Vocals - Treble
- Neutral Sound
- Soundstage - Imaging
- Tonality
- Treble
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04/10/2017
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03/01/2021
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Lezuum
01/25/2020
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Killerth1
05/21/2020
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04/10/2017
Killerth1
05/21/2020
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Packaging, Inclusions & Accessories
- Accessories
- Inclusions
- Packaging
- Positive
- Negative
Accessories - The R1280T comes with the following accessories: RCA to RCA cable, RCA to AUX cable, remote control, speaker interconnect cable, and a user manual.
Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
Inclusions - The R1280T comes with an 8.2 feet speaker connection cable, a 5.5 feet RCA-RCA cable, a 5.5 feet RCA audio cable, a remote control, and a user manual.
Speaker Champion
Packaging - The R1280T’s packaging is a sturdy recycled cover containing the speaker itself, its cables, a manual, a warranty pamphlet and a mini remote.
Life Kommando
04/10/2017
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Comparison
- Comparison vs. 4xx - Sound Quality - Price
- Comparison vs. Drop 4xx, Hifman 400i - Overview - Price
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1850DB, M50X, DT1770, Audioengine A5 - Sound Quality
- Comparison vs. Klipsch - Sound Quality - Price
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1700BTs, Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 - Price
- Comparison vs. Elac Debut 2.0 b6.2 - Value - Sound Quality
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1700, Edifier R1850DB - Performance - Highs - Mids - Lows - Soundstage
- Comparison vs. Micca PB42X - Specs - Sound Quality - Usage
- Comparison vs. Logitech Z625 - Price - Sound Frequency
- Comparison vs. R1280DB - Bass - Treble - Highs - Tweeter - Price - Build - Frequency Response - Connectivity - Remote - Performance - Features - Compatibility - Side Panel - Design - Dimensions - Inputs - Accessories - Specifications - Controls - Mid-Bass - Volume - Packaging
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- Negative
Comparison vs. 4xx - Sound Quality - Price - The R1280T has a lot of mid bass, which unlike in most headphones or IEMs, indicate that the speaker is more capable of cleanly representing bass and mids as distinct entities, which adds to the good sound signature, making the R1280T a good purchase at its price point.
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Comparison vs. Drop 4xx, Hifman 400i - Overview - Price - The R1280T is a competent although V-tuned gateway to speaker audio and compares favorably to most headphones in the 100-150 price bracket, serving as an affordable showcase for some qualities that speakers bring to the table. It is recommended as a first device for casual listening and multimedia usage, better than the Drop 4XX considering its price.
Killerth1
05/21/2020
Comparison vs. Edifier R1850DB, M50X, DT1770, Audioengine A5 - Sound Quality - The R1280T is worse in terms of overall sound quality compared to the R1850DB, which itself is also worse in overall sound quality compared to the M50X, DT770, 1More Triple Driver Over Ear, and Audioengine A5 due to flabby bass with no detail, recessed, slightly robotic mids, and at parts glaringly bright treble that is nonexistent in other cases.
Comparison vs. Klipsch - Sound Quality - Price - The R1280T is underwhelming in terms of mids and highs compared to the Klipsch. The Klipsch’s sub, while not perfectly tuned, still offers better sound than the R1280T. In terms of price differences, the Klipsch is still the better purchase.
Comparison vs. Edifier R1700BTs, Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 - Price - The Edifier R1280T is cheaper than the Edifier R1700BTs which sells for $150, and only offers a minimal sonic improvement compared to others at the price range of the R1280T, like the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1.
pkelly500
01/15/2020
Comparison vs. Elac Debut 2.0 b6.2 - Value - Sound Quality - The R1280T is great but not to the point of perfection. It loses to the Elac Debut 2.0 b6.2 in terms of value for money and sound quality.
r/audiophile
01/25/2020
Comparison vs. Edifier R1700, Edifier R1850DB - Performance - Highs - Mids - Lows - Soundstage - The R1700BT offers okay performance which can get better with AUX, while the R1850DB is better with its digital input and sub out and it performs above its price point. Both can rival the Polk S60 in terms of wide and deep soundstage.
jarneevan
01/25/2020
Comparison vs. Micca PB42X - Specs - Sound Quality - Usage - The R1280T loses to the Micca PB42X due to lacking crossovers, small components that filter the frequencies of the sound in order for lower frequencies to be sent to the woofer and the higher ones sent to the tweeter, which improves the sound of speakers.
squidbrand
06/30/2020
Comparison vs. Logitech Z625 - Price - Sound Frequency - The Logitech Z625 wins against the R1280T due to the subwoofer included in the former, which improves sound quality. The Z625 also has a better frequency response range, and while it is $50 more expensive it is worth the upgrade especially for movie audio.
tfl3x
07/01/2020
Comparison vs. R1280DB - Bass - Treble - Highs - Tweeter - Price - Build - Frequency Response - Connectivity - Remote - Performance - Features - Compatibility - Side Panel - Design - Dimensions - Inputs - Accessories - Specifications - Controls - Mid-Bass - Volume - Packaging - The R1280T and R1280DB have mostly the same base design, build and appearance, whether it’s the grilles, the side panels, the panel buttons, or the rear layout. They also come with mostly the same accessories with a few key differences owing to the R1280DB’s extended connectivity options. The two do have a number of differences in terms of functionality, connectivity, inclusions, and sound quality. Both have decent, adjustable bass and treble, but the R1280T has better highs and frequency response. Both are sold at a reasonable price, and have passive and active speakers. The R1280DB’s highs are non-fatiguing at high volume, allowing for prolonged listening. Its mid-bass is very warm and punchy though unable to hit sub-bass, while overall tone is warm and all notes are audible. Midrange is clear with audible vocals and instruments. In terms of connectivity, the R1280DB offers 2 RCA inputs, Bluetooth, Optical and Coax, while the R1280T offers only 2 RCA inputs. The R1280T’s remote contains only three buttons, while the R1280DB’s remote contains twelve. The woofer of the R1280DB is slightly larger (0.4 inches), which is enough to provide a bit deeper bass. It also has LED indicators; red for optical and coaxial, blue for Bluetooth, and green for line 1 and line 2.
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Michael Evanchuk - Audio Mention
03/01/2021
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03/01/2021
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Stu’s Review
05/22/2020
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- Comparison vs. Drop 4xx, Hifman 400i - Overview - Price
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1850DB, M50X, DT1770, Audioengine A5 - Sound Quality
- Comparison vs. Klipsch - Sound Quality - Price
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1700BTs, Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 - Price
- Comparison vs. Elac Debut 2.0 b6.2 - Value - Sound Quality
- Comparison vs. Edifier R1700, Edifier R1850DB - Performance - Highs - Mids - Lows - Soundstage
- Comparison vs. Micca PB42X - Specs - Sound Quality - Usage
- Comparison vs. Logitech Z625 - Price - Sound Frequency
- Comparison vs. R1280DB - Bass - Treble - Highs - Tweeter - Price - Build - Frequency Response - Connectivity - Remote - Performance - Features - Compatibility - Side Panel - Design - Dimensions - Inputs - Accessories - Specifications - Controls - Mid-Bass - Volume - Packaging
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05/21/2020
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05/23/2020
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Miscellaneous
- Issue - Support - Dolby Digital
- Issue - Vocals
- Reputation - Popularity
- Sound Angle - Recommendation
- Positive
- Negative
Issue - Support - Dolby Digital - The R1280T doesn’t support Dolby Digital.
Stu’s Review
05/22/2020
Issue - Vocals - The R1280T’s vocals can be a little muddy when used on a TV; they were not as prominent as other speakers.
Stu’s Review
05/22/2020
Reputation - Popularity - Edifier is known as one of the best brands when it comes to speakers that produce decent sound at an affordable price, though they are not as popular as brands like Klipsch, Bowers & Wilkins, Pioneer, and others. They specialize in manufacturing music systems, which include speakers and headphones, and their products are widely used for home entertainment.
Sound Angle - Recommendation - It is suggested to get wedges to lift up the Edifiers slightly so that they angle towards the listener for enhanced sound quality.
Geek Street
11/10/2020
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- Issue - Support - Dolby Digital
- Issue - Vocals
- Reputation - Popularity
- Sound Angle - Recommendation
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