Four powered Edifier pairs from US$189.99 to US$499.99, compared on power, inputs and who each one suits.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-18; they may change.

Edifier's powered speakers split into studio monitors (the MR series, with balanced XLR and TRS inputs) and bookshelf speakers (R series, with optical, coaxial and Bluetooth inputs aimed at living-room and desk use). This guide picks two from each, using only the specifications on Edifier's own US store as of 2026-10-18.
Prices on that store move often and many are shown as discounts against a list price. We quote the price displayed when checked; confirm at checkout.
The MR4.5 (US$199.99, list US$249.99) is a bi-amped monitor with 4.5-inch mid-bass drivers and 1-inch silk-dome tweeters. Edifier quotes 80 W RMS total output, a frequency response of 50 Hz to 40 kHz, SPL up to 98 dB at 1 m, and balanced XLR, balanced TRS, RCA and AUX inputs plus a headphone output. It also has Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint and room-acoustic compensation settings.
The MR5 (US$349.99) is tri-amped, with a dimpled tweeter waveguide, 110 W RMS total output and peak SPL of 101 dB at 1 m. It offers XLR and TRS, RCA and AUX inputs and a headphone output, and is tuned through the ConneX app.
The R1855DB (US$189.99, list US$269.99) is a 2.0 active pair with 70 W RMS output, a wooden enclosure and Bluetooth, line-in, coaxial and optical inputs. A sub-out port lets you add a subwoofer, and control comes from a remote or rear knobs.
The R2750DB MKII (US$499.99) is the step-up: a 3-way design with 144 W RMS output, 24-bit/96 kHz DSP, HDMI eARC with CEC for one-cable TV control, Bluetooth with LDAC and multipoint, and a sub-out.

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See R2750DB MKII| MR4.5 | MR5 | R1855DB | R2750DB MKII | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price (US$) | 199.99 | 349.99 | 189.99 | 499.99 |
| RMS power | 80 W | 110 W | 70 W | 144 W |
| Design | 2-way bi-amped | Tri-amped | 2.0 active | 3-way |
| Pro inputs | XLR, TRS | XLR, TRS | No | No |
| Digital inputs | Bluetooth | — | Optical, coaxial, Bluetooth | HDMI eARC, Bluetooth LDAC |
| Sub-out | — | — | Yes | Yes |
For a compact desk with a mixer or audio interface, the MR4.5 is the lower-cost route to balanced inputs and the MR5 adds power and a tri-amped design. If your source is a TV, console or streamer, the R1855DB covers the basics inexpensively and the R2750DB MKII adds HDMI eARC, LDAC and more power.
In every case, compare the displayed price against the list price on the product page and confirm what is in the box.
Edifier lists Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint on the MR4.5; check the MR5 page for current connectivity.
The R2750DB MKII lists HDMI eARC with CEC; the R1855DB has optical and coaxial inputs.
The R1855DB and R2750DB MKII both list a sub-out port.
No; the store shows discounts against list prices that can change.
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