Microlab Solo 16
 | Outdated Product Speakers: kit 2.0; Lines: 2; Signal-to-noise ratio (dB): 80; Frequency range (Hz): 40 – 20000; Impedance (Ohm): 6; Speaker output (W): 180; Speaker port tube; Bluetooth: Bluetooth v 4.0; mini-Jack (3.5 mm); RCA; optical input; coaxial input; subwoofer output; LCD screen; Remote control: wireless |
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An LFE output is provided for connecting a subwoofer. On the back wall there is a USB port for powering portable devices.
The kit comes with cables: 2xRCA - 2xRCA, 2xRCA - mini-Jack 3.5 mm, optical S/PDIF, coaxial.
E-Catalog UK editor, PC Speakers
Olexandr Cherkashchenko, edited 28.04.2026
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Model overview based on user reviews
Microlab Solo 16 is a powerful 2.0 speaker system with detailed, dynamic sound and wide adjustment of bass and treble. Users also praise its sound quality and convenient controls. Bluetooth, optical, coaxial, RCA and subwoofer output provide flexible connectivity, while the 180 W power reserve suits large rooms but may be excessive for a desktop. The main concerns are the bulky appearance and the rear-mounted USB port, which is less convenient to access.
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Tell someone at Microlab that a speaker with exposed power cables, controls, a volume display, glossy elements, and a phase inverter of an uncouth shape... such a speaker looks like a mutant, and essentially is a mutant. They replaced the amplifiers and power supplies with decent ones. But that's not enough. It's not even halfway there. Who needs a volume display - is this audio equipment for the deaf? (It really is! Only deaf people don't buy audio equipment because they don't need it) It's embarrassing to produce something like this in the 21st century. Even in third-world countries with backward economies. It certainly won't improve because of it. use Microlab Solo 16 less than month |
Great speakers with high-quality sound. To achieve the best sound quality, they should be connected only via digital cables or through a good sound card. High-quality sound, appearance, ease of control not found use Microlab Solo 16 less than month |
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