Most Expensive Wireless Speakers

I auditioned several high-end wireless speakers before testing the Play:5 on a whim...it was significantly less expensive than other options and I was not sure what to expect. The audition speaker did not got back to the store. My set-up is in a fairly large lounge + dining area with high ceilings and while one Play:5 placed horizontally was enough to fill the space, two Play:5's placed vertically is stellar. The only minor quibble is that the TruePlay tuning seems to create a more crisp sound at the expense of removing nearly all bass.

Most films for polaroids are expensive so getting a larger quantity was definitely the right move.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

Perfect soundbar that pairs with my wireless 250 speakers.

I am soooooo pleased with the Roku Wireless Speakers. I had a Sony 5 speaker surround sound system before and I replaced it with the wireless speakers. I am blown away! They sound so clean and crisp and they are WAY LOUDER than the Sony system. Setting them up is a breeze. It took less than 5 minutes. Also, the build quality is top notch! The speakers weigh over 4 pounds each! Weight is a good thing when it comes to speakers. I haven't always been a fan of Roku but over the last couple years they have really stepped up their game with the Roku smart TV's and now these speakers. I am in love with these! Also, Thank you Roku for the early VIP overnight shipping! Roku rocks!

Most expensive lens I have ever purchased and I am glad I did. fast, sharp, love it for any task.

This wireless remote works great, easy to use, and not expensive.

I tried a few more expensive wireless mic options and these were by far the most reliable and best sounding.

Most studios, even with acoustic treatment, will have inconsistencies within the frequency domain caused by furniture reflection, stubborn low-frequency room modes and, in the case of a multichannel setup, slight delays and phase differences between the speakers. Sonarworks corrects for all of it, and allows for plenty of customization according to the engineer's listening preference. The calibration takes about 20min for a stereo set, but the difference is night and day. It will not replace acoustic treatment, but it surely is a big cherry on the cake. Mixes translate more easily, and I don't spend hours checking if a particular resonance or frequency build-up is caused by the room/speakers or by the mix itself.

Most bluetooth portal speakers sound pretty bad but this has a nice full sound; better than the similarly sized Sonos speaker. As I take it to the beach and other outdoor activities, the waterproofing and dust resistance are important although I try to keep it protected anyway. The setup was simple and the battery life seems really good.