Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers

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)

Absolutely blown away.... I bought these little speakers to Blu tooth into my phone in the dining room..I wasn't expecting much, after a very simple hook up & quick B/T connection i turned them on and was blown away by the sound quality...low bass, crisp highs....these little speakers are built like a tank & vival any more expensive speakers... I would definitely recommend these speakers if you like crisp , clean music...Definitely worth the money....

I wasn't pleased by the thin sound from my soundbar in the small TV and FM receiver setup near my bed. I moved my PCs Creative T100 speakers, which have Optical input and an d an AUX connection, and that was better. I was ready to buy the cheapest Edifier that had an Optical input, but took a chance on these as they cost half as much and are much smaller. They did the job! Not audiophile sound like my Polk speakers in my living room, but clear and easy to listen to. The remotes three settings for equalization help a little I found the speakers a little "muddy" in the bass, so to hear the mid-frequencies (like vocals) better I used the two small black sponges that Saiyin had included in the box to block most of the air coming out of the bass-reflex ports See pictures 2 and 3. A great value for $70. lor a low power speakers you alone listen to from just a few feet away But not for law volume use, as Saiyin cautions.

What you should know about the Saiyin Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers. For the price in this economy, they are not bad, but they still have some quirks. First, the bass is overpowering; they do include sponges that help reduce it, but without them, the bass drowns out the vocals. With the included remote that has EQ for movies, news, music, OPT, and AUX boost. That does help somewhat with the bass. Overall, they are not bad; they look great and will look fit on many bookshelves or entertainment consoles. For the price range, they sound great and work flawlessly with my record/CD player. These are a solid pick for entry-level speakers for your music needs, and they are a great value and easy to setup and use. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

I'm very happy with these compact speakers. I recently purchased a small turntable and rescued all my old vinyl albums from storage. I don't need a high tech setup so these fit the bill without breaking the bank. They paired very nicely with the new record player. They are compact, easy to connect, and have great sound quality. The small footprint means they will fit almost anywhere. The controls and remote are easy to use. I also connected them to my laptop via Bluetooth which gives me greatly improved sound quality when watching movies or using Zoom.

The Saiyin Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers have proven to be an excellent addition to my home audio setup. With its powerful sound, versatile connectivity, and stylish design, these speakers deliver a top-notch listening experience. Pros: 1. Impressive Sound Quality: The 40W x 2 output provides clear, powerful sound with deep bass and crisp highs. The 4-inch woofers deliver a full and rich audio experience, whether I’m listening to music, watching TV, or using them with my turntable. 2. Bluetooth Connectivity: Bluetooth functionality allows for an easy wireless connection to my device. Pairing is quick and stable, and I can stream music seamlessly from my phone, tablet, or computer. 3. Versatile Inputs: These speakers come with a variety of input options, including RCA, optical, and Bluetooth. This makes them compatible with a wide range of devices, including TVs, turntables, and more. 4. Stylish Design: The sleek and modern design of the speakers adds an elegant touch to my living room. They blend well with my decor and don’t take up much space on the bookshelf. 5. Easy Setup: Setting up the speakers was straightforward and hassle-free. The included cables and clear instructions made the process quick and easy. 6. Remote Control: The included remote control is a convenient feature, allowing me to adjust volume, switch inputs, and control playback from a distance. Cons: • No HDMI Input: An HDMI input would have been a nice addition for those who want to connect directly to their TV. However, the existing input options are still versatile enough for most setups. Overall, the Saiyin Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers are a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home audio system. Their powerful sound, versatile connectivity, and stylish design make them great value for the price. I highly recommend these speakers for their quality and performance.

Great sound and easy to set up. The speakers work with my record player and easy switch to Bluetooth so I can play music from my phone.

Sound is very good, easy setup, connects automatically to my turntable each time I turn them on. Nice and compact look, solidly built. Only complaint: I wish the wire connecting to the two speakers was a bit longer.

Un producto extraordinario realmente fuera de serie. Una calidad de sonido fuera de serie. Valen cada peso pagado por ellas Su presentación, terminado y belleza deslumbra. Súper contento con ésta magnífica compra.

Gran compra, lo que necesitaba, suenan muy bien

Excelentes bocinas, el sonido es de calidad de estudio y los materiales se sienten de primera, son potentes y no distorsionan una compra 100% recomendada

Tiene buena definición de sóndo, la ocupo para mi laptop y celular por BT muy bien equipo.