Edifier Gaming Speakers 2.0
Product description
If your setup needs more than basic desktop audio but you don’t want a bulky speaker system, the Edifier G2000 Pro offers a compact 2.0 format with game-focused sound modes and customizable RGB lighting. It connects over Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C, or 3.5mm AUX, so you can choose a wired or wireless setup based on the device and the way you play.
Prioritize simple connections and lighting, and this has plenty to work with. Prefer virtual surround sound? Keep in mind that it depends on a specific connection and PC software.
Getting the most from it
For PC gaming, USB-C is the connection to consider if you want to use the virtual 7.1 feature: according to the maker, it requires a USB connection and HECATE software on PC. The listed Game, Movie, and Music modes offer different sound profiles, while physical buttons provide a way to switch modes without opening the software. You can also save EQ presets.
A practical example: during a game, switch to Game Mode when you want footsteps brought forward, later, use Music Mode for a playlist or Movie Mode when watching a film. The speakers have 3-inch full-range drivers and dual bass reflex ports, with 32W RMS and 64W peak power. That gives this pair a more substantial brief than a basic set chosen only for voice and notification audio, though the compact 2.0 design is not the same as a separate multi-speaker surround system.
Bluetooth 5.4 supports wireless playback, while the included USB-C-to-USB-A and 3.5mm audio cables cover wired connections, a power adapter is also included. For Xbox or Switch, the product listing identifies AUX as the connection. Check which input fits your setup before choosing, especially if you want a particular feature such as virtual 7.1.
Why it’s worth it
The appeal is the combination of everyday flexibility and gaming-oriented extras in a compact pair. You get three ways to connect, selectable audio modes, and lighting controls through either HECATE software or the speaker buttons. The 270-degree TempoFlow lighting uses 20 LED strips and 100 RGB beads, with seven modes and gameplay synchronization listed as a feature. If you want your speakers to contribute to the look of a gaming desk as well as its sound, that’s more relevant than it would be for a plain, no-frills set.
Worth considering if you move between gaming and music or movies and value physical controls alongside software options. It may not suit you if your priority is true multi-speaker surround sound: the listed virtual 7.1 feature is conditional, and the speakers remain a 2.0 pair. The MDF driver construction, DSP chip, anti-slip feet, and aluminum caps are also part of the design, but the provided details don’t establish how they’ll perform in every room or setup.
At a glance
- Format: 2.0 gaming speakers
- Power: 32W RMS, 64W peak
- Drivers: 3-inch full-range, with dual bass reflex
- Connections: Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C, and 3.5mm AUX
- Lighting: 270-degree RGB, seven modes
- Included: USB-C-to-USB-A cable, 3.5mm audio cable, and power adapter
Final verdict
The Edifier G2000 Pro is a sensible fit if you want a compact gaming speaker pair that can also handle music and movies, with several input options and lighting you can adjust. Its strongest case is a mixed-use setup where Game, Movie, and Music modes are useful rather than decorative extras. Choose a simpler speaker set if you only need basic audio and won’t use the modes or RGB. Choose a different kind of system if room-filling, discrete surround speakers matter more than a compact 2.0 footprint.