Edifier G2000 Pro Bluetooth Gaming Speakers - White

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The Edifier G2000 Pro Bluetooth Gaming Speakers are designed for gamers and desktop users who prioritize high-quality audio in a compact, space-saving form factor. These speakers provide clear, powerful sound performance that elevates your gaming or media consumption experience, though their small stature means they may lack the deep sub-bass response found in larger, dedicated subwoofer systems.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | G2000 Pro |
| Model Part Number | 6923520217076 |
| Brand | Edifier |
Yes, as long as your television has a compatible audio output (such as an AUX port or Bluetooth support).
No, the Edifier G2000 Pro speakers are active speakers with built-in amplification.
No, they must be plugged into a wall outlet to function.
Generally, only one input source can be played at a time; you will need to toggle the input source using the speaker controls.
A soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth is usually sufficient to remove fingerprints or dust.
Ensure the power cable is securely connected and the device is switched on. Check that the correct input source is selected on the speaker controls.
Ensure your audio source is within 30 feet of the speakers and that there are no major metal obstructions between the devices.
Lower the volume on the speaker unit and increase the output volume on your source device (PC or phone) to find a better balance.
To set up your G2000 Pro, connect the power adapter to a wall outlet and the speaker unit. For wired connections, utilize the auxiliary inputs available on the back of the speakers to link them to your PC or console. To use Bluetooth, activate the pairing mode on the speaker controls and select the device from your computer or smartphone's Bluetooth menu. For care, wipe the white casing occasionally with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to prevent dust buildup. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these may discolor or damage the finish. Keep the drivers free from obstructions to ensure audio quality remains consistent over time.