Bestisan SR04 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers for Record Player, Powered Studio Speaker for TV with Sub Out Port, Horn Tweeter and Optical/RCA/BT Inputs

I bought these primarly to match a desk because the wood finish was a exact match but after hooking these up i can say without a doubt these are the best PC speakers i have ever owned. I came from Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology which cost 10 bucks more and are complete JUNK compared to these both aesthetically and sound wise. What you get with these speakers for 100 bucks feels waaaayyyyyy underpriced. These to me seem more like they should be priced for some where around150-200. They come with not only Bluetooth ability 4 differant cables from optical(which is the best) to coaxil and others. The remote is awesome and gives you your choice of 3 differant EQ settings. Music which is just normal clairty, Movie which has alot of echo and reverb and than dialog setting which gives a more 3 d effect with some echo. On the back of one of the speakers is also a treble and Bass volume. The only negative is there are not jack for speakers, i think unless i am missing it.Overall i cant recommend these speakers enough, from the weighty quality, to the striking aesthetics and of course the superior sound quality, even better than my old Bose.

My wife just bought these for me to go with a BT turntable. These were surprisingly simple to setup and paired easily with my phone and BT turntable. As far as the sound, I've been using my TV sound bar for music and had forgotten the beauty of good stereo separation. The range and sound clarity for the are outstanding for the size and price. No need to knock the walls down so these are ideal in my living room and they can be plenty loud without losing sound quality. Remote works fine across the room, although power on/off can be a little finicky. Overall, extremely pleased after testing with some of my fav jazz and rock recordings.

Great speakers and features considering the cost $70 at time of purchase. The speakers sound very clear even at high volumes and do not break up or distort. I believe the 50w rating is very accurate considering the volume. I will say that these speakers sounded MUCH better when I added a Subwoofer via the Subwoofer output. My main criticisms is i wish there was more definition in the ultra high frequencies, and the three "EQ modes" do not really sound distinct between them. However for just casually watching TV/movies it will do the job But i will say that when you a Subwoofer it really transforms these speakers as it activates the crossover to shift the low frequencies off the bookshelf speakers and the speakers sound less boomy and much more clear!

I love the sound it puts out has clear treble and bass. The remote control needs help the volume works good and the red power button will turn it on but most of the time if you want to turn it off, you have to unplug the power cord so I just leave it on all the time and us the TV remote for the volume .I have it hooked up to my 55 inch TV and it sounds great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The speakers sound great for the cost. Honestly was very happy for a year. They still work 3 years later. But there are a lot of cons. The remote is flimsy and stopped working almost immediately. If you have to switch Bluetooth inputs it’s a PAIN. I would avoid these. They speakers pop every once in a while and scare the **** Out of you. The main downside is switching Bluetooth devices is a pain with a malfunctioning remote and the quality of the speakers being questionable. I’m afraid of getting another bestian product. Or anything that looks similar. If you wire these in I’m sure they’d be fine. But like I said mine pop every 100-150 hrs of use.

At sub $100/pr a very nice product offering performance of 2x the price. Build quality I would say is A. Sound quality is smooth and defined but not studio. Haven’t measured the Thiel/Small parameters of the woofer/(full range 4”) but it sounds like this enclosure/woofer combo is reasonably tuned to somewhere close to 0.383 (possibly due to the built in dsp?). Bluetooth functions great but I did have an issue when renaming so my advice is to keep the default Bluetooth name. Nice set of features but you pay the price with what appears to be a plastic enclosure and cheap cables/accessories (except for the remote which is simple but handy - nice!).

These are honestly great speakers to hook up to a turntable, like I have in my office. Running a mid-level Audio Technica turntable to these sounds really much better than when I've had it connected to a more expensive sony 5.1 system. They're not going to blow the doors off your room, but I got them for lower-level listening with good sound quality. I'm not one to go and blow $500+ on a pair of speakers.HOWEVER, the default tone for these speakers is bonkers. They initially play like listening to full spectrum sound through a single subwoofer…just plain muddy and unlistenable. At first I was really let down and thought that they were going back, but after cranking the treble almost to max, and then cutting a bit of the bass, these sound great. I mostly listen to punk rock and hardcore, but a lot of indie rock and classic rock 'n roll get played as well. Even a couple hip hop records sound great through these at a reasonable volume.

Sounds like music in a tin can