The Edifier G2000 PC speakers sound surprisingly good for how small they are. When you add in their good looks, small size, and many ways to connect them, you have one heck of an impressive pair of speakers. It’s no wonder they’re so well-liked.
The Edifier G2000 speakers come with a USB-A to USB-A cable, a power adapter, and a 3.5mm rubber AUX cable with gold-plated connections. The speakers are connected by a cable that can’t be taken off. This can be annoying for people who like to be able to change their setup more. The length of the cable, on the other hand, made it easy to set up on my desk and hide the cable.
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- Frequency range: 98Hz – 20kHz
- Drivers: 2 ¾-inch
- Supported connectivity: Bluetooth
- Audio inputs: Bluetooth, USB sound card, 3.5mm
- Outputs: Sub out
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The G2000 is made of matte black plastic that has rounded corners all the way around. They feel very sturdy and aren’t easy for wandering cats to knock over. The speakers are a little bit tilted up, which helps a lot since they aren’t very tall. On the back of the main speaker, there are USB-A ports, an AUX-in cable, an AUX-out cable for the subwoofer, and a power port.
On the side of this speaker are buttons and switches that let you change the input (AUX, USB, or Bluetooth) and change the audio settings for gaming, music, or movie modes.
Both 2.75-inch speakers have RGB light panels on the sides and back. The default colour is blue, but you can change it, even though it’s not the best feature. When you press the bottom button, you can switch between the game, movie, and music modes, which also changes the colour.
With a long press, you can change the colours, and with a short press, you can change the mode. It can be a little tricky, especially since you can only access the colour breathing and color-changing modes by cycling through the long press each time.
Keep in mind that when these speakers turn on, they make a sound like a car engine revving, which will get old fast. The small stereo speakers with 2.75-inch drivers in the Edifier G2000 PC speakers make a sound that is surprisingly full for their size. There is no sub-bass, but the upper low-end seems to be amplified, making it sound like there is more low-end than there is.
This is most obvious when listening to hip hop or watching a blockbuster movie where there is supposed to be some low-end rumble. You do miss that deep low end, but there’s enough bass to keep the sound full, thanks in part to the bass port on the back of each satellite.