Majority Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers | Studio Monitors Speaker Set | 2.0 Home Studio Lecturers for PC & Turntables | Bluetooth Powered with RCA, Optical, USB & AUX Playback D40X

I've been a fan of Higher End Audio since the late 70s. I have an excellent, older main system, and a bedroom system as well. I'm not interested in room-shaking explosions, and music that is over-produced to create emotional responses to films. I appreciate music and speech that sound natural, and spaced appropriately to let me concentrate on the different instruments and voices, as well as the whole sound. I look for something similar when I am on my computer, a sound that pulls me in, rather than jars. These speakers do it better than any other computer speakers that I've owned. These are replacing the well thought of Klipsch three piece Pro set, that I've used for many years. I have a motherboard with a Toslink port, and these speakers use toslink, as well as line/speaker in. I strongly recommend the toslink, if you have that option. They do come with a remote that has the basic features. Nothing fancy, because it's not needed. It also has bluetooth capability... but since the speakers sit on my desk, I haven't tried it. Also,.They don't need stands, since their base has sound deadening pads on them. Highly recommended for people who listen to almost all types of music.

Perfect bedroom speakers, with studio quality

Easy install and sounds a lot better than my old speakers.

Great Sound from Bluetooth speakers and great volume . Clear and nice - just I do not like the noise when turning on or off - wish I had the option to silence the voice.

I’m using them for my TV and for listening to music. The provide a richer experience while watching movies and gaming. They sound pretty god for music, they aren’t going too give a life changing experience but they are worth the money for sure.

I was pretty skeptical about purchasing a sub $100 pair of Bluetooth bookshelf sized speakers when I first started shopping.I’m so glad I decided to take a chance on a speaker company that I had never heard of. I use this pair mainly for listening to music apps like Apple and Pandora via my iPhone or iPad over Bluetooth.I’m a 64 year old ex airline pilot and my hearing definitely took a beating over the years of jet noise. These speakers sound better every time I listen to them. I leave the equalizer off in the music settings on my iPhone and iPad and set streaming quality to lossless and just let the speakers do their thing. The highs are very crisp and the lows are really tight at all listening levels. Even when I push them to their limit when I use them for surround sound via optical cable on my tv they refuse to distort or clip.I’ve owned “audiophile” quality brands of speakers and these sound as good or better than similar sized and powered other brands.Give them a try, set them up correctly, and prepare to be blown away.

They make sound but hurt my ears. I took them apart and their is no stuffing and only a capacitor on the tweeter. I do not know how anyone who gave these a good review that was not tone def. Thinking it was a bad driver I turned the balance left and right, same bad sound. I stuffed both enclosures with cotton balls from the "Dollar Store" and it improved a bit. I think if they used a true 12 db per octive crossover on both drivers it might improve the sound. I might do that later.

First of all, the good. They look great, and have plenty of volume. They sound clear in the mids and highs. They’re super easy to setup, and Bluetooth is easy to connect, and they work well.Now, the not so good. Bass drops out at low volumes. I had to set Bass to Max and treble to the lowest level to get any semblance of bass in the music. This is for everything from Classical, to Country, to Rock, to Pop to R&B. I didn’t expect room shaking sound, or anything ridiculous, but you should be able to at least hear the bass notes at all volumes, and these just haven’t done that for me.