VEVOR 4 PCs 8 Inch in Ceiling Speakers, 400W Flush Mount Ceiling & in-Wall Speakers System with 8" Woofer,1" Tweeter, for Home Kitchen Living Room Bedroom or Covered Outdoor Porches

I recently installed the VEVOR 8-inch In-Ceiling Speakers, and I’m really impressed with the sound quality! The 100-watt output delivers clear highs and deep bass, making them perfect for my living room and kitchen. The flush-mount design blends seamlessly into the ceiling, giving a clean and modern look. Installation was straightforward, and the build quality feels solid. Whether for music or home theater use, these speakers provide excellent value. Highly recommend!

Sound and quality is good especially for the price. I am using them in my theater room for Dolby Atmos and have no complaints so far.

I want to start out that I don’t really leave reviews. These speakers sound so good that I wanted others to know. They sound like expensive speakers without paying a lot. Crisp sound with a little bass.

Some of these speakers are a pain to install these went in with zero issues, definitely worth the price, the size was as described, and so far they function well!

Not what I expected, the quality was what I had. Thought it was going to be better sound.

I haven't installed these yet ..but they seem very cheaply made. You get what you pay for at $60. But no crossover can't take the grills off. It's all made or glued together. Tiny magnet. And the basket is some kinda plastic. Maybe I'll be surprised. We'll see.

These are listed as having 8" woofers. I'm not sure what they are measuring? Do they include the size of the plastic surround? If not, how is it that they require only a 8.1" hole for mounting?Also the mounting mechanism is strange and unusual. They have spring-down clamps on each side that snap into place inside your ceiling, not the usual screw-in ears that most ceiling speakers have. I'm sure that probably makes for a faster installation, but what if you ever have to remove them? How would you get them out without damaging the surrounding sheet rock?Are you really willing to cut a hole in you ceiling and then install these weird speakers in there, knowing that you will probably never be able to get them out without extensive damage to the surrounding ceiling?Allegedly these sound great (for $15 speakers, I guess). In order for ceiling speakers to produce any significant bass response, you would have to mount them in the ceiling. I'm not doing that in my house, knowing that if I don't like them I won't be able to remove them. What if one of them is blown? Do you just live with it? Or destroy your ceiling removing them? Or move?Even if you are on a really tight budget, buy something else. Don't make a hole in your ceiling for cheap speakers that you cannot remove. Instead save up and get some Acoustic Audio CSic63's (6 1/2" speakers that are the same size as these), or better yet CSic83's which really are 8" speakers that sound decent, have standard mounting, and are still less than $70/pair.Don't buy these, and don't make a hole in your ceiling for this junk.

Not for standard 8” size openings more like 6.75 e sure to measure