Kanto TUK Powered Speaker with Headphone Out | Built-in USB DAC | Dedicated RCA with Phono Pre-amp | Bluetooth | AMT Tweeter | 5.25" Driver | Pair | Matte White

I bought these speakers in a spur of the moment because they had a really nice discount on an already cheaper, uesed product price. They are a really nice addition to my white setup, and although I'm not an audiophile, they far, far exceed my expectations in terms of sound quality! The best sounding speckers I've ever had (I previously owned 2 edifiers). And on top of that, I only bought them for 578 euros instead of 833 euros for the white version, and 1800+ euros for the black version! Seams like a steal... Most of the components were still sealed in their original packaging, which probably means the previous owner didn't even used the product at all. How about that! I suspect that person may had an issue with the power cable and simply returned the product. Indeed, it came with an US plug, so I had to spend 7 euro on an adaptor in order to plug the power cable into a Belgian wall socket. The only issue is that the speakers make a humming noise when you turn them on, probably due to the different voltage cause by the adaptor. But once you start playing something, the humming noise is gone until you turn off you speakers and turn them on again. I have since then plugged them to an UPS, there is no more humming noise at all. So beware if you're buying these speakers from another country. All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase and can only recommand them to anyone who is into great sounding speakers, provided you have the money of course, or buy them on a discounted price like I did.

One of the best looking speakers out there for Casual and Gaming in computer setups UNBOXING Upon opening, it was really well packaged from Kanto, they had thick styrofoam from top to bottom, covered with a double cardboard box snuggled in. It came with everything that was mentioned in the description. SETUP Setting up the DAC with the PC is pretty much plug and play, the audio quality is quite astonishing on its own. Setting up with Bluetooth was such a breeze in the park, all I had to do was push the front knob to search and/or on the remote button. The speaker knows when there's audio playing from the source and it will automatically connect and start playing, which is super nice, so you don't have to go to the Bluetooth settings every time, as long as it remembers your device. AUDIO EXPERIENCE - 1 YEAR in terms of audio quality, as a casual listener. I really do enjoy listening to these speakers, but they can get a little fatiguing a bit. There are two ways to prevent this: turn down the treble by -3 (or more) on the remote, I found out that it is around in the 3K to 5Khz range is very high in the graph out of the box. You can also get EQ APO on windows to adjust it which I have done; it really made the speakers sufficiently better in terms of clarity, separate instruments and bass in long listening sessions. *ITS WORTH DOING* Going through all the songs and movies you've enjoyed is a whole new experience with these, the bass is beautiful for its size, you wouldn't need a subwoofer. DISLIKE The one thing I didn't like was that you're kind of forced to use the remote or get up to the speakers to switch the options you want to play in (PHONO, RCA, OPT, USB, BT), would really love to see Kanto make a dedicated App and buttons for controls in the next line up. Needs EQ APO if you want to get most of these speakers, but it's quite easy to set it up. Other than that, it sounds great out of the box.

I had the Bose Companion 5 speakers for like 12 years and finally decided to upgrade. And man.. there were SO MANY to choose from. I'm happy enough to not have a true budget so I wanted something with amazing sound. I purchased the KRK Rokit 5's and the Audio Engine A5+. Rokits 5 had amazing sound. Not bass heavy with these new models esp with the integrated EQ at the back. Had to get a focus rite DAC and a few XLR cables. Problem was that there was no BASS and they were really big on my desk. I wanted to get the KRK sub but it was always out of stock. I then tried Audio Engine A5+ and their DAC. I even got the SUB thinking that this was the AUTO winner. However, I had so many issues... Constant static... left speaker going out. It was such a hassle. I then did more research and landed on these bad boys. Comes with a remote to adjust Treble and bass. However straight off the bat, flat was amazing. I used an optical cable this time integrated into the PC. Comes with banana plugs to connect the speakers so much better quality than the A5's. Overall sound is amazing. Mid bass is good. Not much low bass which is expected but their sub is not that expensive compared to audio engine's! Looks amazing. No ground loop issues. SUPER HAPPY FINALLY

I researched for month on what speakers to buy for my new music room. My wife and I have a decent album collection and wanted to create room to listen to them. I settled on a Fluance turntable and loved the white color. I needed some white speakers that sounded great. I am not an expert audiophile, but every expert review I saw just loved these speakers. Our room is about 14 x 13 ft and the speakers juts sound great. No need to buy a subwoofer at this point as the base sounds great to me and has enough power and depth to fill the room. They are easy to set up but wish they had packed some longer grounding and speaker cords. As you can see in my photo, I have to keep the speakers close to the phonograph table but will but some longer cords to be able to have some flexibility in moving the speakers a little further out. For some good speaker cords, this will put me out another few hundred dollars. The Kanto speaker stands are top notch and highly recommend. These speakers easily connect to my iphone's Bluetooth, but the sound playing from Spotify doesn't compare to the sound quality when playing an album. The biggest issue I have is the remote or speaker not having dedicated buttons for the different input options. To change between turntable and Bluetooth, I have to toggle between the different options. Overall, it is the sound quality, color options, and flexibility that I was looking for. I am very happy with this purchase and do not think you can get anything comparable with this quality in this price range.

After trying multiple speaker setups for my home office desk, I finally decided to splurge on the Kanto TUKs. I’ve now had them for over a year, and I can confidently say they’re some of the best studio monitors I’ve ever used. What I like: The sound is incredibly balanced and clear. The tweeters bring out crisp highs, and the larger drivers deliver tight mids and lows without sounding muddy. I compared them with many popular monitor brands and the TUKs consistently came out on top for detail, clarity, and richness. Whether I’m listening to music, editing video, or watching content, the soundstage feels immersive and natural. They also look fantastic. The sleek design fits perfectly into a modern setup, and they feel like premium speakers in every way. After a year of daily use, they still look and sound like new. I haven’t had a single reliability issue. What I don’t like: The main downside is the headphone jack. When plugged in, there’s a persistent static hissing noise that’s loud enough to be uncomfortable. Because of that, I avoid using headphones through the speakers. Also, if your room is very quiet, you may hear a faint hiss from the speakers themselves when nothing is playing. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s there if you’re sensitive to it. This is why the rating lost a star. Helpful tips: If you plan to use headphones regularly, it’s better to connect them directly to your computer or audio interface rather than using the headphone port on the speakers. These monitors sound their best when paired with a good DAC or audio interface — a proper signal source really brings out their full potential. Using speaker stands or isolation pads can help reduce vibration and improve clarity, especially on a desk setup. Final thoughts: These are some of the best speakers I’ve ever owned. They’re not cheap, but the sound quality, design, and long-term reliability make them absolutely worth it for anyone serious about audio. Aside from the headphone port issue, they’re nearly perfect.