EDIFIER LUNA E25 HD Bluetooth Speaker Review Great Sound, SCI FI Looks, Surprisingly Affordables

EDIFIER LUNA E25 HD Bluetooth Speaker Review Great Sound, SCI FI Looks, Surprisingly Affordables - Super Tech EDIFIER LUNA E25 HD Bluetooth Speaker Review: Great Sound, SCI-FI Looks, Surprisingly Affordables Discovering that Edifier’s retro/modern-styled Luna e25 HD Bluetooth stereo speaker pair costs only $250 was a bit of a shocker. After two days of hands on without reading the press release, I figured they had to cost twice or perhaps three times that. They’re that good. They’re not portable, and they require a cable strung between them to ply their trade, but if you’re looking for something to blast sound about the living room, they’re the real deal. What we’re dealing with in the Luna e25 HD is a sort-of-classic or retro-modern ovoid. I tested the red version that evoked thoughts of a Pac-Man who’d eaten a few too many pellets. They’re also vaguely reminiscent of a certain recent period in kitchen appliance manufacturing. Yes, that’s why they pay me the big bucks. The frequency response is largely flat where you want it (okay, where I want it), with a mild accent at the low end. They’re not studio monitors, but they sound far better than the average Bluetooth product. They’re loud (the amp sends 22 watts to each woofer and 15 watts to each tweeter, clear, and with no discernible distortion. There are also none of the occasional subtle glitches that you sometimes get with true wireless stereo (TWS). I could wish for a wee bit more top end sparkle, but that’s being...