Edifier’s new wireless speaker looks like a gaming PC, complete with exposed electronics, RGB lights, and even a power module that resembles a graphics card. This striking design makes it easy to mistake for a high-end gaming rig, but at its core, it’s a versatile Bluetooth speaker ready to handle music from multiple sources.
Available in aurora white and phantom black, the Huazai New Cyber speaker is currently priced at 1,499 yuan (around $210) in China, though it’s unclear when it might see a global release.
Gaming PC Vibes With Real Audio Power
Despite its PC-inspired look, the Edifier Cyber speaker is packed with audio hardware. It features a 4-inch subwoofer paired with three passive radiators to enhance low frequencies, along with two 52mm mid-high drivers. These components are hidden behind a fabric screen on the lower half, keeping the sound quality clean while the top half showcases its “gamer aesthetic.”
Inside the transparent enclosure, amplifiers, a power supply, braided cables, and a signal processor are arranged to resemble PC components such as graphics cards and memory slots, merging tech style with audio performance.
RGB Lights and Customizable Display
The Edifier Cyber speaker comes with five circular RGB lighting elements. These lights spin in an animated pattern to mimic cooling fans inside a gaming PC. A 2.8-inch screen adds extra flair, displaying decorative images, screensavers, or personalized messages.
But the display isn’t just for show. When connected to a computer via USB, it can show CPU, RAM, and GPU performance metrics. When paired with a smartphone, it can display song lyrics, making it both stylish and functional.
Multiple Connection Options
This speaker doesn’t just rely on Bluetooth. It also supports USB and analog audio connections, ensuring it works seamlessly with computers, consoles, or mobile devices. Its combination of visual appeal and practical features makes it an unusual yet exciting addition to any gaming setup or desktop environment.
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