Speakers recommendation - upgrade for a novice

[Andrei Chiffa]

Hello everyone, 

 

I am quite new to the whole audio domain, not having paid too much attention to it before. 

 

One of the reasons for it was me having used for the last six years an Asus N56VZ laptop with integrated sound developed buy Bang&Olufsen/ICEpower, that sounded just great and was loud enough to fill the studios and small apartments where I lived. 

 

 

At this point, however, it is starting to slowly fail, mostly due to the included subwoofer's cable being torn into pieces.

 

I am hence looking for a replacement that would provide a comparable or better listening experience for a single room.

 

As of now, my requirements are: 

- Below 200$ (up to 300$ is acceptable if it really improves the quality)

- Can be connected to a TV

- If possible is bluetooth/wifi compatible (even if it requires a chromecast)

- Don't take too much space (bookshelf/soundbar/subwoofer sizes are ok)

 

What would be your recommendation with that regard?

 

[wojtepanik]

I have wired option of those, they are amazing, and the design is dope AF, harman kardon soundsticks 3 wireless

 

 

[Smeltie]

edifier r1700bt or r1800bt
good speakers with dual rca inputs (also comes with a rca to 3.5mm adapter)
comes with a remote and has built in bluetooth
and they sound great.
also individual treble and ass control on the speakers