Edifier R2000DB Review
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Introduction
In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 20,039 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Edifier R2000DB. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
Ratings Based on Features
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Edifier R2000DB. For example, 77% of 3,007 users who have commented on the Remote Control of the Edifier R2000DB have given positive feedback.
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Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Peter on B&H Photo Video
First, a summary of what I read elsewhere, and then a comparison with the R1280T. Consumer Reports did a recent test of home speakers under $300, and these topped the list because of sound quality. Other reviewers complain about the cheap remote and flaky Bluetooth. I can attest to the cheapness of the remote, but I use a standard, RCA plug line in connection. Besides two line in and Bluetooth connections, you also get an optical connection. These replace a pair of Edifier R1280Ts. The R2000DBs are larger and heavier, but still fit the limited space I have for them. I wouldn't want anything larger though. These are also massive (as in weight). Even the left speaker weighs a lot. The wood color is a bit red, and obvious Vinyl over particle board, but they don't look bad, and the workmanship is well done. And the sound? I always thought the R1280T set sounded decent, but when compared to a very good system, the sound always sounded like it came from a box. Not the R2000DBs; The box sound is largely gone; the mid range is open, the trebles smooth, and the bass extends another half octave. Music lovers will never want to use the Dynamic setting. That gives you so much bass it overpowers everything else. In the corner of my room near a wall and behind the computer monitor, I have the treble turned all the way up, and the bass all the way down using the Classic setting. The amp that powers these is strong and clean enough to fill a large room without distortion. The one thing I miss from the old speakers is the location of the control knobs. They were easier to grab when they were on the side of the right speaker, instead of the rear. With the R2000DBs I do a right handed fumble to the back of the right speaker. The volume/input change knob is the first one you come across. ... More
Good Speakers
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Peter on B&H Photo Video
First, a summary of what I read elsewhere, and then a comparison with the R1280T. Consumer Reports did a recent test of home speakers under $300, and these topped the list because of sound quality. Other reviewers complain about the cheap remote and flaky Bluetooth. I can attest to the cheapness of the remote, but I use a standard, RCA plug line in connection. Besides two line in and Bluetooth connections, you also get an optical connection. These replace a pair of Edifier R1280Ts. The R2000DBs are larger and heavier, but still fit the limited space I have for them. I wouldn't want anything larger though. These are also massive (as in weight). Even the left speaker weighs a lot. The wood color is a bit red, and obvious Vinyl over particle board, but they don't look bad, and the workmanship is well done. And the sound? I always thought the R1280T set sounded decent, but when compared to a very good system, the sound always sounded like it came from a box. Not the R2000DBs; The box sound is largely gone; the mid range is open, the trebles smooth, and the bass extends another half octave. Music lovers will never want to use the Dynamic setting. That gives you so much bass it overpowers everything else. In the corner of my room near a wall and behind the computer monitor, I have the treble turned all the way up, and the bass all the way down using the Classic setting. The amp that powers these is strong and clean enough to fill a large room without distortion. The one thing I miss from the old speakers is the location of the control knobs. They were easier to grab when they were on the side of the right speaker, instead of the rear. With the R2000DBs I do a right handed fumble to the back of the right speaker. The volume/input change knob is the first one you come across. ... More
Good Sound
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Peter on B&H Photo Video
First, a summary of what I read elsewhere, and then a comparison with the R1280T. Consumer Reports did a recent test of home speakers under $300, and the R2000DBs topped the list because of sound quality. Other reviewers agree, but often complain about the cheap remote and flaky Bluetooth. I can attest to the cheapness of the remote, but I use a standard, RCA plug line in connection. Besides two line in and Bluetooth connections, you also get an optical connection. Edifier is good enough to provide all the cables for you. These replace a pair of Edifier R1280Ts. The R2000DBs are larger and heavier, but still fit the limited space I have for them. I wouldn't want anything larger though. These are also massive (as in weight). Even the left speaker weighs a lot. The wood color is a bit red, and obvious Vinyl over particle board, but they don't look bad, and the workmanship is well done. And the sound? I always thought the R1280T set sounded decent, but when compared to a very good system, the sound always sounded like it came from a box. Not the R2000DBs; The box sound is largely gone; the mid range is open, the trebles smooth, and the bass extends another half octave. Music lovers will never want to use the Dynamic setting. That gives you so much bass it overpowers everything else. In the corner of my room near a wall and behind the computer monitor, I have the treble turned all the way up, and the bass all the way down using the Classic setting. The amp that powers these is strong and clean enough to fill a large room without distortion. The one thing I miss from the old speakers is the location of the control knobs. They were easier to grab when they were on the side of the right speaker, instead of the rear. With the R2000DBs I do a right handed fumble to the back of the right speaker. The volume/input change knob is the first one you come across. ... More
Very good value
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Tony on B&H Photo Video
I am 90 % happy with these speakers. They are very nice looking and solid. The sound is very high quality. My only complaint is the high ends, treble, are not as crisp and pronounced as I would have liked.
Great speakers, great price.
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Thomas on B&H Photo Video
Nice overall sound, warm bass. Maybe the tweeter could be stronger. Good solid speaker for a great price!
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Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by George on B&H Photo Video
works as advertised, delivered as promised
best buy for the money anywhere
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Yaakov on B&H Photo Video
I saw these speakers getting a top rating for its sound in Consumer Reports. They are more affordable than most speakers in their class. They did not disappoint. Amazing sound. they look gorgeous too.
Great sound
Edifier R2000DB Bluetooth Speaker System (Wood)
Reviewed by Len on B&H Photo Video
SPECTACULAR SOUND. Minor problem connecting bluetooth with my computer but after resetting the speaker it connected easily and has been great since then. (Hope they sell replacement remotes)
