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Question: What are the dimensions of the subwoofer?  Specifically how tall?  I'm trying to fit it into a short space.  Thanks!
Document: Design is good enough, and the speakers sound great. Much better than speakers in the under-$50 range. I'm using these to free up my Cyber Acoustics CA-3602, and I think that these (the Edifier ones) sound way better.Cyber Acoustics Subwoofer Satellite System (CA-3602)
In short, it is more than enough for desktop use. quality speakers to my knowledge. recommend to you guys , good luck!
The only down side to these speakers, is the subwoofer... For its size it's not too bad but it is a tiny subwoofer that weighs about 5 pounds. My old Klipsch sub weighed about 30 pounds and put out ridiculous amount of bass.I'd say if you are on a budget (like I was) and need some speakers to get you through for awhile, then these are a good buy.
Being able to adjust Volume AND Bass output separately in the control on top of the desktop is nice, but really not needed in the end. The biggest design flaw is that the Volume Control/Mute Button/Headphone Unit is HARD-Wired to the Subwoofer. WHY? WHY? My solution for my desk (built-in) is to put the unit on my Keyboard Drawer.
I got to sound test these vsCyber Acoustics Subwoofer Satellite System (CA-3602a)the at home, and these are WAY better. I am very happy with the sound and I am pretty picky. I didn't have to EQ them at all.I did listen to a lot of other speakers prior to purchase. For anything close to the sound quality, you would have to pay much more in a store.
The remote volume controller is hard-wired (instead of plug) into the subwoofer. This is a bad design and makes it hard or impossible to route the controller through tight desk clearances or grommets during installation.2. The volume dial on the controller has a notch that indicates its level. This notch is not painted with a white or contrasting color. So reading volume level is difficult on many occasions.3.
This is definitely not a bad system. If this was my first set of speakers and subwoofer setup, it would be awesome. But it's not. I've had the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 speaker. The Klipsch speakers are awesome and the sub will blow you away. The problem is these speaker/sub go out way to easy. At least it did for me.Anyways back to the Edifier M1380. The high and mids on the speakers are as good if not better than the $140 Klipsch speakers.
My rating is 2.5 stars (defaults to 2 stars). I am not an audiophile, but have a decent ear and desire for good sound. My comments are based on use with a PC and in comparison with a similar logitech set that I previously owned. So, here are my thoughts:Sound: Overall the sound from the speaker system is very good. One note: there is almost no base from the subwoofer unless its base dial is set to max. - this makes the dial useless.
these look nice and sound pretty good for the price point. If you are in need of new speakers these are worth it.
pretty good speakers with such low price,Extraodinary.pretty nice sound effects.Nice design which is convinient.COuld be controlled on your desk.
Answer: 7.6" tall x 10.6" wide (port side), x 6 inches deep.