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Black 2.1 speaker set: wooden subwoofer with two compact satellites, RGB lighting visible

Edifier G1500 MAX 2.1 Gaming Speakers 60W Peak 30W RMS 4" Subwoofer 2.5" Satellites Bluetooth 5.3

SKU CH-CNQ1-Z78KD

2.1 system delivers 30 W RMS through a 4-inch subwoofer and 2.5-inch satellites with Bluetooth 5.3 plus USB-A, USB-C and 3.5 mm inputs, 10 RGB effects and Gaming, Music and Movie sound modes

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  • 30W RMS power drives immersive gaming audio with 4-inch subwoofer and 2.5-inch satellites
  • Bluetooth 5.3 plus USB-A, USB-C and 3.5mm AUX connect PC, consoles and phone
  • 10 RGB light effects and cyberpunk design create vibrant desktop atmosphere
  • Three sound modes optimise gaming, music and movies with one-button switching
  • 80dB signal-to-noise ratio and 25dB noise level ensure clean, distortion-free playback

Edifier G1500 MAX 2.1 Gaming Speakers

The Edifier G1500 MAX is a 2.1 channel speaker system built for gamers who want deeper bass than desktop satellites alone can provide. It pairs a 4-inch wooden-enclosure subwoofer with two 2.5-inch full-range drivers to deliver 30W RMS power across the set. DSP processing shapes the output for clearer highs and punchier lows during play.

Upgrading from basic stereo or monitor audio

Moving up from integrated monitor speakers or a simple 2.0 desktop pair adds a dedicated low-frequency driver and 15W of subwoofer power. The jump is worth it when explosions, engine notes or cinematic scores need physical weight that small drivers cannot reproduce. Buyers who need room-filling volume for parties or critical music mixing will find the 30W RMS ceiling limiting.

Bluetooth 5.3 and wired input limits

Wireless streaming uses Bluetooth 5.3 for a stable link to phones, laptops or consoles, though codec support stays at the standard level. Wired connections cover USB-A, USB-C and 3.5mm AUX, so most hosts connect without adapters. The system has no optical, HDMI or multi-channel decode, so discrete surround formats fall back to stereo downmix.

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Price $123.99
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Questions about this item

How much desk space do the 4-inch subwoofer and 2.5-inch satellite speakers need?

The subwoofer houses a 4-inch driver in a wooden enclosure, while each satellite uses a 2.5-inch full-range driver. Both satellites connect to the subwoofer via fixed cables, so allow room for the subwoofer plus two wired satellites on your desk.

Which cable do I use first — USB-A, USB-C or 3.5 mm AUX — and what is the common mistake?

Plug the chosen cable into the subwoofer's matching port, then press the G button to select the correct input mode. The common mistake is leaving the speaker on the wrong input after switching cables, so always verify the active mode LED.

When should I clean the bass reflex port on the subwoofer to keep the 80 dB signal-to-noise ratio clean?

Dust the port and driver cones every few months with a soft brush; the wooden enclosure has a bass reflex opening that can collect debris, which raises the 25 dB(A) noise floor if left blocked. No internal user-serviceable parts require replacement.

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