Pyle 7.6cm Mini Cube Bookshelf Speakers, 100W Compact Stereo Speakers for Home Audio, Desktop, and TV, Clear Full-Range Sound, Pair (Black)

Fantastic little speakers using them as a 3rd and 4th speaker set up in my pool room , they have given what was a good sound perfect all round the room sound with excellent clarity, a fantastic star buy

Great for my conservatory

These are perfect for me.I originally changed my bigger hifi speakers for the smaller version of these. Then I saw these larger ones. I'm so pleased with these. Absolutely perfect for what I wanted. Would highly recommend these little speakers for a smaller set up.

I am keeping these beauties. The quality is superb. First, I forgot that I needed an amplifier to make them work. So I bought them without an amplifier and nearly returned them to the seller. I had always used active speakers although my father used passive ones with huger amplifiers when I was a child; I first heard the word "amplifier" at the age 3!

Reasonable sound and quality

Not much bottom end, but used with a sub they are excellent! Clear mids and highs that cut through smoothly...

I was looking for some reasonably compact speakers to use with my laptop; something to give better sound than the built-in speakers, but that didn't take up significant desk space. I already had a Behringer UMC204HD that I was using for headphone output, so bought these speakers together with a Fosi Audio BT20C mini amplifier.Overall sound quality is decent for the size of the speakers -- you don't expect earth-shattering bass from a pair of 4-inch speakers that cost £30. Clearly, these don't compete with larger speakers for low-end and won't be as detailed at the high-end as something with dedicated tweeters. They meet my goals: the sound is significantly better than my laptop's speakers, they didn't cost much, and they just squeeze under my displays.I should note that very strong low-frequency signals do generate an odd noise from these speakers. I've never noticed it in normal use, but passing a pure, loud 100Hz tone or using an online white-noise speaker phase test at relatively high volume results in a sort of 'loose' flapping/crackling sound. I think this is just due to trying to drive the speakers too hard outside of their rated frequecy range, but certainly something to be aware of.

Bought these for the bedroom, as somehow managed to loose the Sony speakers that came with a CD player.I must admit, I didn't think these would be as good as they are for the money. Loud enough and clear and still small enough to not really bother you..