…The Prisma Bluetooth is a very good multimedia speaker, given the aggressive $129 price point. Edifier’s industrial and speaker design is several years old, but they’re still a better combination than many other 2.1-channel audio systems we’ve tested, and though Prisma BT’s input switching interface could use a little work, it’s otherwise a solid performer in either wired or Bluetooth wireless mode.”

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…As to how it all sounds — well it’s pretty good. The bass is as expected so nothing to say there, but the vocals and midrange coming from the speakers has a reasonable “heft” to it. 48 watts of audio power is not often found on systems this small, and is appreciated. ”

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…Certainly when I connected this system to my PC I noticed a huge difference to the output and even tiny events had far more to them than the odd beep or squeak. Certainly music comes alive and if you are watching a video the sound is much improved. ”

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…For $130, the Prisma delivers a clean sound at moderate volumes, with just enough low-end to please. Its Bluetooth streaming is solid, and it's hard to discern much of a difference between the wireless stream and a wired signal from the same sound source, though sometimes the wired signal seems to provide a little more deep bass presence.”

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…The good news — no, the best news — is that the Prisma system sounds superb. Its midrange comes through strong and smooth, and it delivers more than enough bass to keep the joint jumping and thumping.”

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