Edifier R2000DB Wireless Bookshelf Speaker (Oak)

Edifier R2000DB Wireless Bookshelf Speaker (Oak)

The Edifier R2000DB in warm oak is a self-powered bookshelf speaker system: no amplifier or receiver is required, because 120 watts RMS of amplification is built into the pair, divided between 24 watts per channel for the tweeters and 36 watts per channel for the bass drivers. Each speaker combines a 5-inch bass unit with a 25 mm silk dome Eagle Eye tweeter, and the cabinets lean back at an angle so the drivers point up towards the listener when the speakers are placed on a desk, shelf or media unit.

Three ways of listening are covered without swapping cables. An optical input takes digital audio straight from a TV and accepts PCM at 44.1, 48 and 96 kHz, two RCA line inputs serve analogue sources such as a streamer, CD player or turntable with a phono stage, and Bluetooth handles everyday streaming from phones and tablets. The frequency response runs from 50 Hz to 20 kHz (plus/minus 3 dB), and with a signal-to-noise ratio of 85 dBA or better, background hiss stays inaudible at normal listening distances, which matters for near-field use at a desk. This listing is the warm oak finish, a lighter wood tone that pairs well with pale shelving and Scandinavian-style interiors.

Key features

• 120 W RMS total output with built-in amplification
• 5-inch bass driver and 25 mm silk dome Eagle Eye tweeter per cabinet
• Optical TV input, two RCA line inputs and Bluetooth
• Frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz (plus/minus 3 dB)
• Signal-to-noise ratio of 85 dBA or greater
• Classic and Dynamic DSP sound modes
• Rear bass and treble controls; infrared remote control included
• Angled MDF wooden cabinets in a warm oak finish
• Compact footprint at 174 x 289 x 252 mm per speaker

One System for Screen and Music

Powered speakers like the R2000DB replace two separate purchases: the soundbar-style TV upgrade and the hi-fi for music. The optical input keeps film and television audio clean and in sync, while Bluetooth and the line inputs cover streaming and records. Because both RCA inputs remain live alongside the optical connection, a TV, a turntable and a phone can all stay connected, and switching between them is a button press on the remote rather than a reach behind the furniture.

Sound Modes and Tuning

DSP processing offers two characters. Classic mode keeps a flatter, studio-style balance suited to critical listening, while Dynamic mode adds presence that flatters television and low-volume playback. Separate bass and treble knobs on the rear panel provide set-and-forget tuning for the room: speakers placed close to a wall, for example, often benefit from a small bass reduction. The master volume control also switches inputs when pressed, and the supplied infrared remote covers volume, input selection and sound mode from the sofa.

Fit and Placement

The pair weighs approximately 9 kg and each cabinet is large enough to produce real bass weight down to 50 Hz, yet compact enough for a desk corner or a TV stand. Keep the rear controls reachable during setup; once tuned, daily operation is entirely by remote. The R2000DB suits desktop systems, small-room music listening and television sound in bedrooms and living rooms.

The detailed specification, including power ratings, input sensitivities and dimensions, is listed in the Additional Information section.