Enceinte Edifier Luna HD 74 W

The Edifier Luna HD 74 W speaker is a compact 2.0 system that combines wired and wireless connectivity with a stylish piano-finish design. With a total RMS power of 74 W, Bluetooth 4.0, an optical (digital) input and auxiliary input, the Luna HD is designed for TV, gaming and general home entertainment where clear, full-range sound is required.

Advantages

The speaker set includes Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Dynamic Range Compression (DRC) to minimise distortion and preserve clarity at higher volumes. Each satellite houses a 3" full-range driver and a 19 mm silk-dome tweeter plus two passive bass radiators to enhance low-frequency response. Touch-sensitive controls on the speaker and a compact remote provide easy volume, power and mute control. The set also offers multiple mounting options with weighted bases and removable stands for stable placement.

Suitable for

• TV and home cinema sound upgrade
• Console and PC gaming
• Music playback from Bluetooth devices or wired sources
• Small to medium-sized rooms

Key specifications

• Brand: Edifier
• Model: Luna HD (e25HD)
• RMS rated power: 74 W (total)
• Drivers: 3" (76.2 mm) full-range drivers and 19 mm (3/4") silk-dome tweeters in each speaker
• Passive radiators: two 3" per speaker
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.0, Optical (digital) input, Aux (3.5 mm)
• Frequency response: 50–20,000 Hz
• Colour: Black
• Included cables: 1×satellite cable, 1×aux cable, 1×optical cable

How to use

Place the speakers on a stable surface or attach them to the included stands/brackets to reach the recommended listening height. Connect the optical cable to a TV or digital source for the best digital audio quality, or use the auxiliary cable for analogue connections. To play wirelessly, pair a Bluetooth-enabled device with the speaker set using Bluetooth 4.0. Use the touch-sensitive controls on the speaker or the supplied remote control to adjust volume, power and mute settings.

Recommendations

For optimal bass performance allow a short break-in period and position the speakers with some clearance from walls; use the optical input for source devices that support digital output to benefit from the DSP and DRC processing.