Saiyin Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers, 30W X 2 Powered TV Speakers with 3.5 Inch Woofer, Turntable Speakers with Optical/AUX/RCA Input for PC and TV

This is a very well designed and manufactured speaker system. The company put great care into supplying well-written, easy to follow instructions. It covers almost all forms of connectivity. The sound quality is very good. Not audiophile level, but very balanced and well matched for television. Music sounds great too. It also offers three EQ settings. Bass is strong, and I found no reason to add a sub woofer. Great product at a surprisingly affordable price.

It is great if you buy it for the right purpose. I have purchased two sets. For casual listening to music from my iPhone or other Bluetooth devices, it is great. For my TV in my bedroom, it is great. Can turn up the volume and adjust frequencies with no distortion. It is perfectly fine for those uses. If you are an audiophile and demand perfection in frequency responses or in a home entertainment system with demanding requirements, you may be disappointed. But for the PC, casual use, Bluetooth, and normal TV uses, it is perfect. Great sound at a great price. Easy to set up. Easy to switch modes. And they look good too. Highly recommend.

I am somewhat disappointed in the sound these produce. - This is my experience, with my discerning ears and taste in audio. - But i also realize the price range, the expectation cant be for $1000, or even $500 speakers, and not like my JBL 305's I like high Hi's ....middle of the way Mid's and deep punchy bass without forgetting the mid to high bass. These speakers do cover a lot of those bases, and for many it may be an outstanding deal. For me, given the reviews here, i was a little put off when i got them, not totally disappointed, just let down a little. I considered keeping them for my son but opted not to and returned them once Saiyin replaced them for the 6801K - though they sent me the old version when advised i would get the newer version with the horn tweeter, not the done tweeter. ***Build quality Visual quality - excellent, super nice looking speakers with the grill on or off, although the LED lights in the front should not be the size (actually larger) than a pencil erasure and should only light up based on the input selected (color coded lights per input method maybe. Saiyin - all that is needed are tiny lights, you don't need big led's like you have now. They are not very heavy and the external aesthetics are very appealing. Vibrations/Rattle at high volume - nonexistent - perfect. ***Audio Quality Loudness - Oh my gosh yes, very loud, i did not test distortion much but they handle and extremely high volume level. Treble - This is one of my sticking points, though its not BAD, just not what i want in a speaker. The version without the Treble and Bass are limited, they don't offer any wiggle room without a pre-amp/EQ, which for those who have one, many lucky you, get these speakers! If you don't, then you should look at the 6801K for the Treble control Don't get me wrong, the treble is there, its nice, but it wasn't what i wanted. Bass - more than enough for such a small little woofer and small enclosure, in fact wow, WOW, huge bass for what they are. Its tuned perfectly, for what they are but what would be nice, really nice, is maybe an alternate version that uses a Bass Reflex type ported enclosure because it offers an extremely elevated level of punch to your bass. even porting it from the rear so that bass bounces off the walls. a full 5" and 8" woofer/subwoofer version with larger horn tweeters and a midrange speaker would be putting many speaker people out of business - Edifier i am talking to you. ***Customer Service My experience with Saiyin has been nothing but phenomenal, the rep I dealt with was polite, understanding, helpful and even replaced the speakers I was not personally happy with, with the 6801K speakers which offer separate bass and treble, and a MIC input (which i think is pretty cool) This greatly helped tone down the extra bass because of the chipset tuning and bring up the treble to where i want it (which is treble maxed out, and Bass about 60%) I really really which they offered a 3-way speaker though, man i would replace my JBL305's with those. I still liked the original model, they are 10000% worth every penny, but don't buy them thinking they are JBL Monitors, or B&W or any other high end speaker. Envision cheaply priced speakers, that blow you away, and then blow you away again when you realize that the things are less than $100. They promote them as phonograph speakers, but let me tell you whether its this model or the 6801K they make AMAZING home theater speakers. And depending on how you position them, the need for a sub is down to personal preference, not out of necessity. Original - YES i realize these are TWO-WAY speakers but with a separate tweeter horn there should be more treble here. So far I have only tested Bluetooth and this is what i am basing my reply on, so for now i am keeping the review the way it stands. On the Iphone i had to use the Treble Booster EQ setting which does a lot more than boost trebles, but it made it sound better. I have had other BT adapters that caused heavy bass too so i am hopeful with the RCA or Optical inputs the audio will level out. (hoping) I did not test those as i later reached out to Saiyan and they resolved it (per my above remarks)

These Saiyin Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers surprised me in the best way. The sound is full, clear, and gets plenty loud for my home office. Mids and highs are crisp, and while the bass is decent for their size, I’d recommend pairing with a subwoofer if you really want to feel the low end. Pros: Clear, well-balanced sound Multiple connection options (Bluetooth, Optical, RCA, AUX, Sub-out) Easy to set up and pair with devices Sleek, compact design that fits easily on a desk or shelf Cons: No built-in bass/treble controls — you’ll need to adjust EQ from your source Bright front LED stays on, which may be distracting in a dark room Overall, these are excellent powered speakers for the price. Perfect for casual listening, gaming, or upgrading your PC/TV audio setup without breaking the bank.

To spare you time, let me get my concerns out of the way. First, they're not as big as I'd hoped, but that's mostly on me. The dimensions are listed. The quality seems fine. One of pins on the covers did break when I pulled it off pretty easily. It's not a deal breaker. Easy to fix and it doesn't affect performance. I don't like the covers anyway, but if you're planning on using them, you may want to be very careful if you have to take them off. Not worthy of dropping a star though. I think for the price of these speakers it is good sound. They get plenty loud enough although they have their limits as most speakers this size do . They do seem pretty well built other than that one issue. They're maybe others out there in that price range that are better but probably not by much. I would definitely recommend these. If I had to do it over again though I would spend more and get something bigger or go with a 2.1 system. If you're looking for good sound at a good price that doesn't take up a lot of space. This is definitely a good choice!

Great speakers, perfect for our space. My husband didnt think they would be loud enough but they are so loud, we dont ever use the maximum volume, even during parties. I love how easy they were to attach to our record player but I love the Bluetooth capabilities even more. The only thing that is a little tricky is switching between the inputs (Bluetooth, record, etc.) on the remote. Highly recommend.

My main objective was to get something for my turntable that was within a certain price point and i really didn't need anything that was going to rattle the walls, but fill the room. These are just right ... crisp + clear highs and decent base. At minimum volume it's perfect when you sit w/in 10-20 feet. At mid to high-volume it really does sound sweet and it packs a decent punch. It's a gamble when you really never heard of a brand and and you have to make a decision based solely on customer reviews and a few online videos ... so far I'm very happy with them. UPDATE: After several hours of listening, still lovin' them. Only two things to note and they are both not critical ... •The first is that there is visually no way to know what level the volume is at. There are 5 lights on the front of one speaker but they only indicate that the speakers are on. • The second thing are the sound-modes on the remote ... movie/news/music. My speakers are hooked up to a turntable and there's no audible difference between the movie/music other than a teeny-tiny bit of boost in the bass in movie-mode. The news setting is pretty much void of bass. These modes may be more pronounced if using the optical connection and/or from a digital source, but from the turntable - not a noticeable difference.

I've been impressed with the quality of these, especially for the price. I use these to listen to my record player, and it sounds pretty good. The bass sounds good, can't really say much about the mids or treble. I'm no audiophile, so it's personally good enough for me. I appreciated that I also did not need to set up an audio receiver in addition to the speakers. The instructions were pretty thorough and offered different ways to set the speakers up. They don't look like they're cheap, and the wood finish is very pretty.