Passive Bookshelf Speakers for Home Theater Surround Sound, Satellite Stereo Speakers with Crisper Sound and Classic Wood Grain for Record Player/Computer/TV, Wall Mountable, One Pair.

Got these speakers because a got a faulty speaker in a Monoprice 5.1.2 package. Manufacturer didn't have a replacement and only option they'd give me is to return the full system. So I bought these gems. I'm no audiophile and it wouldn't be fair to compare to far more expensive speakers. For the money paid, they work great as surround speakers. In fact, was watching some movie and there was a bit of a jump scare from behind in it. The surround sound kinda had become part of the soundscape. Well, in the scene, the action was approaching from the right rear. KATHUMP from the right rear speaker. Surprised expletives were exclaimed. Then laughter. My friend said she forgot the speaker was back there. LOL. Perfect! The listing of the product could be a little more helpful regarding mounting. There's a diamond shaped mounting that didn't really work well with my Sanus speaker stand keyhole hardware. Fortunately, there are multiple mounting options with the included hardware. I took and M5 screw that was included and used that. The head of the screw and diameter of screw itself made for an effective mount. I didn't have any M5 nuts or wingnuts to secure things, so 3D printed a couple to tide me over until a trip to a big box hardware store or to make an Amazon order. Once I get a proper fixture, will be great. Of course, all this is N/A if just sitting them on an end table. Also to note, my speaker wires were fit with flex pin connectors for the speakers I replaced. These speakers didn't work with flex pins attached to the wires. Thought here we go again. Ugh. Took the connectors off, raw dogged the bare wire into the speaker connectors and... YAHTZEE! If ya use flex pins, ya may need to take them off for these speakers. Worked like a champ once I did. Doubt these would be great as L/R mains for a home theater set-up, but might suffice as mains in a smaller room. But for me, as rear surrounds, I'm very happy. I don't see needing to upgrade them anytime soon. Hope this review helps you with your small speaker buying decision. Take care. :)

just what i needed

Work great

big sound for its size. had it a few months as a bluetooth setup, and it fills the room. not for loud playback, but it works great for backround, or listening to podcasts. i would get a larger one next time.

They sound good, nice an compact, good build quality.

These sound just OKAY with music (even considering the super low price and the small size). Had to spend quite a bit of time messing with the equalizer to get them more or less acceptable. No matter how much adjustment I did however, any talking through them (commercials, podcasts, etc.) sounds like a drive-thru speaker or someone screaming into a soup can. They ended up not being good enough for the purpose I bought them for and I just added them to another setup as fillers. They are quite loud for their size. 3 stars because they do in fact function and the build quality seems good. Would not recommend overall. Spend a little more and get a lot more with something else.

$30 prime day deal. These little speakers sound great.

Excellent sound for the price. I recommend.

Thay have a nice sound i use them with a sub thow

Buena calidad de materiales,buena manofactura la calidad de sonido es muy buena para espaciós pequeños o medianos.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Wanted something smaller as my Wharfedale Diamond 9.1 speakers were incongruous and far too big on thd bookcases. These tiny little units have wonderful clarity and bass punch and the stereo separation is excellent. I'm using a NAD amp which matches well. Very pleased and would recommend to those who want something with power yet compact.

Small but powerful and good sound.

Muy buenas solo que si eres quisquilloso con el sonido recomiendo reemplazar el capacitor del tweeter por uno de 2.2uF ya que el que viene de fabrica hace que suene como encajonado y no lineal. con uno de 2.2uF se corrige un poco mejor