Edifier Huazai Cyber Is a Bluetooth Speaker That Looks like a Mini PC

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Edifier, a manufacturer of high-quality speakers and headphones, has announced a new Bluetooth speaker that resembles a desktop PC.

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This is the most Chinese thing ever...

Well maybe not literally. But I can't see it being popular with that functionality (2x 2" mids, one 4" sub) and that price pretty much anywhere else?
 
Imagine the recurring looks of confusion from folks when someone plops one of these on a picnic table/blanket.
 
It's definitely well done, at least from the press photos.

And it probably doesn't sound bad, Edifier is absolutely a competent speaker manufacturer.

It just seems aligned with a very specific segment on a specific market!
 
I'd like to have one, but not at that price. Closer to $100-$150 would be good enough given that I normally trust their quality standards.
 
I mean in an office space where you're not permitted to have things like refrigerators or subwoofers attached to your PC speakers... it could prove an adequate device to bypass managerial oversite. :)

And it DOES look fun.. it would be even MORE fun if it had a built in battery. But it's not meant to be portable so I see no mention of a battery.
 
Grimlakin said:
And it DOES look fun.. it would be even MORE fun if it had a built in battery. But it's not meant to be portable so I see no mention of a battery.
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I saw no mention of that either. I'll have to double check their website when I get home and see if I can decipher anything on the product page. Seems to me that this should have a battery.
 
Peter_Brosdahl said:
I saw no mention of that either. I'll have to double check their website when I get home and see if I can decipher anything on the product page. Seems to me that this should have a battery.
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Tried to get to the source URL for the product and couldn't reach it from home. Might be blocking US IP's or something. Didn't bother to try in TOR.
 
At home I was able to get through using Google and it took about a minute or more to load (not wholly uncommon for some overseas manufacturer sites, I've seen it happen with MSI and Gigabyte as well). However when I tried Firefox it completely timed out twice and I gave up there.
 
I dunno about the speakers in the article - other than they look interesting.

But I have a set of Edifier desktop monitor speakers - and they sound pretty pretty good for the size and the cost.
 
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