Edifier ES60

Name: Edifier ES60
Brand: Edifier
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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Bluetooth: Bluetooth v5.4; USB; Number of channels: 2.1; Signal-to-noise ratio (dB): 85; Passive emitter; Power (W): 34; Frequency range (Hz): 58 – 20000; Codec support: Features: speakerphone; mobile app; lighting effects; More features: handle / strap; Battery life (h): 9; USB charging port: USB-C

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Edifier ES60

USB microphone Bluetooth v5.4 USB-C

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Connection
Sources and media	Bluetooth v5.4 USB / USB-C /


Acoustic characteristics
Number of channels	2.1
Signal-to-noise ratio	85 dB
Passive emitter
Output power	34 W
Frequency range	58 – 20000 Hz
Features	speakerphone mobile app / Edifier ConneX / lighting effects
More features	handle / strap

Battery
Battery life	9 h
USB charging port	USB-C


General
Waterproof	IP66
Material	plastic
Size (HxWxD)	92x190x98 mm
Weight	1040 g
Official Website	edifier.com
Added to E-Catalog	July 2025

Retro design, ability to connect to a computer using the included USB Type-C cable.

E-Catalog UK editor, Portable Speakers

Olexandr Cherkashchenko, edited 17.10.2025

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Model overview based on user reviews

Edifier ES60 delivers loud, dynamic sound in a stylish portable body, with attractive non-RGB lighting and useful USB-C connectivity. Its bass can become boomy, while battery life and the thin carrying strap received mixed feedback. The companion app is functional but lacks a manual equalizer.

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Good if it's cheap, but if it's expensive, there are plenty of better options.

18 May 2026

I'll say right away, I bought it very cheaply, at half the price of the JBL Charge 5, and this is an important point for assessing this speaker. Overall, it is good for its price, can play pleasantly, and thump too. The equalizer only has presets, but they work well. The bassiest one is "Kino." The finish is nice, like a velvety rubber. A lot of metal in the design. The size is not very large, convenient. In terms of sound - for its price (low, half the cost of the Charge 5!!! if you find where to buy like this without warranty and service) it is good but no more. At first, wow... but then, if you have headphones and a better quality system to compare with, you'll realize that the bass often breaks into a rumble. However, if there's nothing to compare it with, you gradually get used to this presentation, but it's cheap... The body is weak, vibrates, which also noticeably blurs the sound details. The battery lasts a little, doesn't suffice for half a day's activity, and charges slowly. In short, if you buy it cheaply, it's not bad. If expensive, then definitely pay extra for the Charge or the latest Flip, although the Flip is inferior in thumping.

The price and bass are good for that price.
The design isn't retro, but rather concert-style.
The backlighting isn't RGB.

Thumping bass
Small battery
Weak cord
Delicate finish, poorly glued
No traditional equalizer