Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers (Pair), Peak Power 2×55W, 3-Way Home Theater Speakers, 2.0 Stereo Near Field Studio Premium Sound, Wooden Wall-Mountable, Black, M20-3

All I can say is that I am super happy with these speakers. I had just got a vintage receiver and I thought I would buy a new pair of speakers. So I bought a set of Klipsch R-14M. The Kilpsch were tinny. and hollow sounding, so I returned them to Amazon. I got these Moukey speakers (which had a $35 electronic coupon) and WOW, am I glad I did. 1. They sound perfect for my living room. Great bass from a small speaker and great highs. 2. They are built well. They feel solid, and have very nice workmanship. Covers are well built and secure. This set of speakers is well worth the price (base price or discounted). Honestly, I thought I would have had to spend $300 for this type of sound. I am so happy I tried these before I spent money needlessly.

I purchased these speakers, to use in my bedroom. Which I’ll have music playing on them while cleaning, or just listening to music before bed. These speakers sound amazing! I have two other set ups in my room, one being a set of Vanatoo transparent speakers that have a bit more clarity than these speakers, and I also have a 1,000 watt sound bar with dual subwoofers. I still thoroughly enjoy these little speakers. I have them mounted on the wall, and they have a great full range of sound. Especially the bass! Now you can’t go too crazy with the bass or course, but that is to be expected. My set up for these, not an ideal amp, but I am using a fosi Audio 2.1 receiver, which I sat on top of the right speaker, and I have a 800 watt SVS subwoofer, and between all 3 of these set ups. This is by far my favorite!

I recently had the opportunity to test out the Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers, and I must say, I was pleasantly surprised by their performance. These speakers are a great addition to any home theater setup or audio system, offering an immersive audio experience with their 3-way configuration. One of the standout features of the Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers is their power output. With a peak power of 2×55W, these speakers deliver a robust and room-filling sound. Whether you're watching movies, listening to music, or playing games, the speakers provide a satisfying level of volume and clarity, allowing you to fully enjoy your favorite media. The 3-way design is another aspect that sets these speakers apart. With dedicated drivers for bass, midrange, and treble, the audio is well-balanced and detailed across the frequency spectrum. The bass response is particularly impressive, delivering deep and punchy lows that enhance the overall listening experience. The midrange and treble frequencies are crisp and clear, ensuring that vocals and instruments are reproduced with accuracy and precision. In terms of design, the Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers boast a sleek and modern aesthetic that blends well with any home decor. The compact size makes them ideal for bookshelves or desktop setups, without compromising on sound quality. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy construction that feels durable and long-lasting. One potential drawback worth mentioning is that these are passive speakers, meaning they require an external amplifier or receiver to power them. This might not be an issue for those who already have a compatible setup, but for users looking for a complete plug-and-play solution, an additional investment in an amplifier is necessary. Overall, the Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers deliver impressive performance and a stylish design. Their powerful output, well-balanced sound, and sleek appearance make them a great choice for both home theater enthusiasts and music lovers. While the need for an external amplifier may be a minor inconvenience, the quality of sound these speakers produce more than makes up for it. If you're in search of an affordable pair of bookshelf speakers that deliver exceptional audio, the Moukey Passive Bookshelf Speakers are definitely worth considering.

Product arrived in a timely fashion, properly packaged and nicer than I thought they would be. Decent bass for a smaller bookshelf speaker, solid and simple wire hook ups with a good hanging bracket. I would have thought that for the weight of the speaker they should have used 2 per speaker. Working well with the Pyle Amp I bought from Amazon. My shop sounds great and I am happy. Used 14 g wire to attach to amp.

Sounds great. Small size. Low price.

Full disclosure, the first time I received this product, I had to return it as there was something in one of the speakers that was rattling around. I could see it through the front port with a good angle, and it looked like a piece of the vinyl on the outside of the speaker. Very strange. However, as usual, Amazon support was amazing and had me a replacement set in two days. Stellar customer service! I picked these speakers up at $68 on sale. Got a defective unit then a replacement unit. The new set sounds okay. It is a budget set of speakers after all. However, I also picked up the Elac 4" Bookshelf Passive Speaker that sounds much MUCH better and is currently on sale for $68. These MouKey speakers don't sound bad, but not great. Critical listening with these is kinda self-defeating. They do sound fine if they're in the background. At higher volumes, the instruments start to blend and vocals get shouty. Highs are fine, but cymbals lack the power they deserve. Bass is acceptable, but the Elac's previously mentioned have much more bass presence. The imaging on these speakers goes from okay to downright inaccurate. Most of the sound gets centralized instead of being set where it should be. Bass guitars sound okayish, not very natural. Double bass will fatigue these speakers and does not sound good. So the bass is not tight, but not really muddy either. Somewhere in between. Mids are fine, the midrange driver does a decent job of that. Speaking of the midrange driver, the product page shows a different driver than what you get. The one on the product page looks like the bass woofer with the hemisphere in the middle. In reality, the mid driver is fully convex and looks much cheaper. Speaking of cheap, the build quality of these speakers are cheap. They're light, cosmetic imperfections can be seen. There's a clear seam where the vinyl wrap was applied. So, should you buy these speakers? Probably not. If the Elac 4" Bookshelfs (BS41-BK) are still on sale for $68, get those. If the Sony SSCS5 speakers are $100 or less, get those. If nothing else is on sale, maybe get the 2-way MouKey speakers instead. The pair of those I got, also $68 on sale, also came in damaged, but I'll be getting a replacement for those soon as well. However, even damaged, they seemed to sound a little better at first listen. If these are on sale, be wary that you may get a damaged unit listed as "new." But they don't sound bad. Most people would probably be okay with these as a cheap set of bookshelf speakers. Might do fine relegated to surround duty as well.

I'm looking for bookshelf speaker as alternative of floor standing speaker. Small size and sound quality should be the sama as good as big floor standing speaker. Finally I found this. I was supprized the cost performance. Amazon advertize says that its frequncy rage is 20 to 20kHz, even though the bookshelf type. The item received is true. The attached users manual says that the frequency range is 60 - 15Khz, but it's not true. When I compared the sound with my floor standeing speaker's , I felt almost the same from low to high range. So, I belive that 20 to 20KHz is true and 60 - 15KHz is wrong. Anyway, I was so happy

At first, when I hooked these up, my initial impression was that they were kind of muddy in the middle, which was a bit of a disappointment since they are 3-way speakers (hoping there was some definition in the middle). They were not so bad as to return them, but I was glad I bought them on sale during Prime Day. One of the other reviewers stated that they broke them in a bit (run sound thru them - have used them for over 30 days now), and my impression of these speakers has improved. While they are not "hi-fi", they perform fairly well for what I am using them for (I WFH, so in my home office). Using the speakers has actually helped a bit, and they have a bit more middle definition. Their low and high response were never really in any question - just middle range. They can handle some fairly low frequencies (music with a real string bass is a good test). They require a fair amount of power to drive them, and at higher volumes, they can get a bit distorted. For a bookshelf system or as some surround speakers, they should do the trick. The build quality is great, and even come with a wall hanger (the are heavy, so use appropriate hardware to keep it on the wall). They are tastefully built and aren't huge. If you don't like the Moukey badge on it, it's easy to take off. They are growing on me. While they didn't have a good first impression, it is improving over time.

Ive had a pair of Bose 101 speakers paired to a Cambridge Audio A1 mk3 SE for the last 20 or so years. It never really crossed my mind that the Bose were a single 4” driver with no mid driver or tweeter until more recently and I have to admit, I’ve always been underwhelmed with the soundstage and the lack of punchy bass. I’d been mulling over some new speakers for a little while, reading through a handful of articles on What HiFi and looking at sensible options in and around the £80-£200 price range. It just so happened that I searched Amazon for price and availability on the Cambridge Audio SX-50s and these Moukey speakers caught my eye. How bad could a brand I’d never heard of, at the price point sound? I set myself a challenge and went against everything that my mind tells me about cheap, generic brands. My original plan was to buy both sets of speakers and compare them but I decided to go straight for the Moukeys, somewhat assured that I’d want to return them. They put the Bose 101s to shame. Granted I’ve now got a mid driver and a tweeter extra per speaker but the crossover appears to do an excellent job of separating the frequencies. The sound reproduction is punchy and exciting in the lows, wide and clean in the mids and sweet and clear in the highs. It’s safe to say that at this price point, I’m suitably impressed; so much so that I’m sticking with them and putting them through their paces. They’ll no doubt take 30 hours or so to break-in properly but straight out of the box, the sound is there and I’m pleased that I tried them. Audiophiles will no doubt find several things to pick to pieces, but for myself, someone who tends to listen to bass heavy house music, they’re absolutely fine. It’s a refreshing change to hear tracks from a different perspective. They definitely get a thumbs up from me.

Un año con los Moukey ,3 vías, las tengo con un sub puesto ,por escuchar musica con bastante graves, muy buena separación de medio y agudo, un look muy agradable, quedan genial sin la tela de protección.Suenan muy limpio, y la relación precio ,calidad es excelente.

7畳ほどの部屋でレコード鑑賞用に使っています。 自宅なので1１0Wの性能は生かし切れていませんが、 かなり音量を上げてもまだイケると言わんばかりの余裕を感じます。 バランスよく音を出してくれますし、1万円と考えるとコスパは最強です。

Bin immer wieder überrascht über den Sound der aus den verhältnismaßig kleine Boxen kommt.

Le son est propre et la puissance est suffisante pour apprécier la musique ou le son TV. Bonnes finitions, au poids on sent bien que ce n'est pas du contreplaqué, mais du vrai bois qui leur donne une bonne raisonnance surtout dans les basses. les trois voies sont bien gérées le son est distinc à volume normal ( je n'ai pas essayé de pousser le son au max pour voir le rendu car déjà à 50% le volume est nettement suffisant, surtout en appartement... ) Associé au récepteur Wifi Arylic pré amplifié (visible sur la photo), je redécouvre mes musiques avec plaisir et apprécie enfin le son d'un bon film. L'envoi et la livraison ont été rapides je suis trés satisfait à la fois du produit et du service Amazon. ATTENTION !!! Les câbles ne sont pas fournis, et les pattes ou vis de fixation murale non plus !