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Edifier QD35

Name: Edifier QD35
Brand: Edifier
SKU: qd35
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)

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Tabletop Bluetooth Speaker with GaN charger

Hi-Res AUDIO and Hi-Res AUDIO WIRELESS certified
40W (RMS) total audio output power
Ultra-fast 35W GaN charging via USB-A and USB-C ports
Splendid light effects
Rich preset EQs and shareable customized EQs
Seamless wireless music streaming via Bluetooth V5.3
Works with Edifier Connect app

Powerful Digital Amplifier and DSP Chipset

The full-digit DSP chipset precisely divides the signals into treble and mid-bass. With two independent ways, the TI Closed Loop digital amplifier distributes enhanced audio signals of different frequency bands to target drivers for accurate reproduction. With the total output power up to 40W RMS, it can fully fill the space of 50m² room.

Well-designed Acoustic Architecture

The 3" mid-bass drivers, with the aluminium alloy diaphragm and benefiting from the long-stroke design, can reproduce the bass with the frequency down to 60Hz and make the mids sound full-bodied and rich. The 1" silk diaphragm dome tweeters are finely tuned for the precise reproduction of highs, from which the trebles sound crisp and bright.

With the enhancement of MazeTube Bass Reflex Channels and TurbMuff Air Noise Suppression Technology, port noises and resonance are reduced to the lowest level.

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Overall Score 80/100

Nicely Roasted

The QD35 is a compact desktop speaker that emphasizes clear mids and airy treble detail, delivering focused nearfield imaging and surprisingly taut bass for its size. Its small, dense enclosure and flexible inputs (AUX/USB/Bluetooth 5.3) make it a versatile nearfield performer, though reviewer Brian Mitchell flagged quirky light-up features you may not use.

Pros

Airy, well-extended treble with claimed 40kHz upper response for added detail and sparkle.
Focused midrange and vocal clarity thanks to a dedicated 3" mid-bass driver and discrete amplification.
Compact, solid-feeling enclosure with versatile inputs (AUX, USB-A, Bluetooth 5.3) suited to desktop/nearfield setups.

Cons

Decorative light-up features come off as gimmicky and may be unnecessary for serious listeners.

Sound Quality

80/100

Bass

78/100

3" mid-bass driver with claimed 60Hz response and 25W mid-bass amp suggests competent low-end for a very small driver. Without reviewer confirmation or port/PR details, score stays in the 'typical for tiny driver' band; extension claimed to 60Hz is reasonable but not exceptional.

Mid

82/100

Dedicated 3" mid-bass driver and separate 1" treble with discrete amp channels imply clear mid presence and separation. Small enclosure and modest power favor nearfield vocal clarity rather than large-room weight.

Treble

82/100

1" tweeter and a 40kHz claimed upper extension indicate good air and detail potential. No reviewer notes of sibilance or harshness are available; score assumes well-managed treble typical of Edifier consumer designs.

Soundstage Imaging

81/100

Compact dimensions and separate drivers per band should deliver focused imaging and a sensible stereo spread for desktop/nearfield listening. Expect moderate depth and stable images rather than expansive hall-like staging.

Dynamics

78/100

Total RMS (25W mid-bass + 15W treble) is modest; this yields good microdynamic detail but limited macro headroom in larger rooms. Dynamics will be solid at desktop/nearfield levels but will compress at high SPLs.

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Build Quality

82/100

Compact footprint (277.8 × 164.8 × 141.7mm) and 2.64kg net weight suggest a well-built, dense small enclosure typical of Edifier products. No review evidence of resonance or poor finishes; assume competent assembly and materials.

Features Connectivity

80/100

Passive baseline applied per scoring rules. Product spec actually lists active features (AUX, USB-A, Bluetooth v5.3) which would normally merit a higher connectivity score, but passive-category baseline mandated.

Value for Money

76/100

Price not provided (N/A). Given Edifier's historical positioning as performance-oriented at accessible prices, value is rated conservatively; definitive value judgement requires actual pricing and peer comparisons.