Wireless Portable Satellite Speakers

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

Well shielded and perfect length for my need to connect my portable satellite radio into my motorcycle audio system.

Replaced two of my smaller Klipsch satellite speakers. I was missing the mid tones. No longer. These speakers sound so good. Especially considering the price

Bought these to use with the rear satellite speakers that came with my new Enclave system. The stands are nice and sturdy on my carpet, and the swiveling tops are great!

I bought these speakers to replace satellite speakers that had broken cones. The sound quality is very good for the size of the speakers but the bass response is not very good as you would expect from such small speakers. I have a sub woofer connected as well and the low bass response from these speakers is not a problem.

I was pretty impressed with the heft of the unit,I truly expected the satellite speakers to be cheap little lightweight plastic things,to my surprise they are approx 2 lbs apiece and solid, sound great,the sub does very well,not an earth shaker,but good low end, I recommend it highly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For a lower end Vizio sound bar, my complaints are few. The 5.1 sound is fantastic, the EQ adjustments let you set it right where you want for the best audio experience. Unlike older models, the back-lit remote is huge plus, especially if you have the lights down during a movie. No issues with the wireless sub or satellite speakers. The wires included with the satellite speakers are long enough to get them where you want. Bluetooth connection to my phone (music) was a breeze. My only complaint is the lack of HDMI pass-thru. Connection options for best sound are using an optical cable or HDMI (ARC) if your TV has that option. I get the best sound from the optical cable with my set-up. Definitely worth the money if you’re in the market for a new surround sound system.

I use the stands to easily support a pair of Soundworks satellite speakers that serve both my Sony smart tv and my music system. They are very easy to assemble and are quite sturdy. I have found nothing to complain about so far. The price plus free shipping is a fantastic deal.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great all around soundbar. First off, subwoofer is massive. They have to be if you want to feel bass, that's just simple physics. The main soundbar is nicely designed. Clear dialogue and separation of left and right channels. Up-firing Atmos speakers are a great addition. eArc works great with my setup, instantly recognizes Atmos. The satellite speakers synced immediately, along with the subwoofer. I'm glad they went with powering them separately vs. having a single hub with speaker wires for each satellite. However, I didn't think about how I would hide the larger power wires. I suppose you could run them through/behind speaker stands, which I'll probably end up doing. I think overall this is a great quality soundbar option.

Had to write this, simply because of the number of folks complaining about surround volume. The wireless speakers are very easy to setup as surround satellite speakers, and I have had no volume issues. They are a little on the low setting by default, however the Roku system makes it very easy to turn up the surround volume and it can be quite loud if necessary. I don't have mine on max, because at that point it's too loud for balance. I currently have the sound bar pro, subwoofer, and 4 satellite speakers. I have absolutely no complaints about the system. The only thing that would be nice is support for Atmos, but they obviously don't advertise as such.