Echo Device To Bluetooth Speakers

Sound is what I expected, and the speakers are super easy to use- can run them from any bluetooth device or directly from computer.

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

Theses speakers have amazing sound, even when using them with bluetooth connectivity. It is easy to sync to any device with a bluetooth connection. I have my record player, phone, ipad and Imac computer connected to them and I can play musing from anywhere in the house. The only draw back is that they need to be plugged in to an outlet, it would be great if they had a battery so you can move them without having to carry the cables around. But this is such a small complain, and the speakers are so compact, that after awhile you don't even care.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Setting up these speakers is extremely easy. All you have to do is plug in the main speaker, turn on your Bluetooth device, and scan for the device to connect. The sound quality is great, and they can handle a lot of power. Although they are heavier than I expected, they have good construction and can withstand being outside. The Bluetooth range may vary depending on what you are transmitting through. Overall, the sound quality is much better than my hard-wired speakers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little device is perfect to connect to your powered in home speakers without Bluetooth to ensure the best audio quality. I like that it is clear, CD quality sound streaming to my high quality Klipsch speakers. No more bad Bluetooth quality sound now!

I was able to connect several speakers in my home by using this device.

This sounds about as good as any of the other smart bookshelf (Echo, Nest, Homepod, etc) speakers, but the real benefit of a Sonos is that its not married to a single music ecosystem. Echos work will with Amazon, but everything else is a challenge. Same with Homepod and Apple and Nest and Google. The Sonos works with everything and allows you to change your mind on Music Services

I bought a pair of Denon Home 150 speakers that replaced two old Amazon Echo 2 speakers, which served well but their sound was blown away by the sounds from the stereo Denon speakers. The Denon speakers are easy to use, they listen to Alexa commands ("Alexa, play XXXX-FM") and set-up was a breeze (other than the 15-minute wait to download the latest software). I wholeheartedly recommend the Denon Home 150 wireless speakers.

Works perfectly out of the box. Replaced my echo dot with this to make sending audio to my backyard speakers easier. I would recommend switching over.

Never any echo even if I turn the speakers up loud. The speakers plug directly into the headphone output jack on the back of the microphone. When I plugged the USB cable into my computer WinXP automatically recognized it as an external audio device and all sounds play through the speakers connected to the mic. Not just sounds from Skype, but also if I play music or watch a video or something. Sound quality is better than my laptop's internal sound card by a mile. Works spectacularly well with Skype. If you need a mic for your PC to do audio conferences cause you work at home like me, this is the one you need. Works better than anything else out there, and I tried a bunch of options. I actually place the mic on the other end of the room so that it doesn't pick up my keyboard or other sounds during conference calls and others can still hear me loud and clear on the other end.