Review on 🏠 Herdio Home Audio Package: In-Wall Receiver Bluetooth System with 300-Watt 6.5 Inch Ceiling Speakers - Ideal for Indoor Office, Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room (Pair) by Clete Dean

But remember. You can't have truly wireless speakers, especially in your walls etc. You either need wires for the audio signal, or you need wires to power the bluetooth receiver, but they must have some wires lol =) It's also worth mentioning . price, you won't get top performance from them. However, for the price, they work great! They're looking for $50 for a speaker at the time of writing, and they come with that nifty wall controller, speaker cable and power supply for input/control. Also, they have the added benefit of being able to be placed in humid places like the bathroom. Be careful when using these in combination with other speakers, although they appear to have reversed polarity compared to what you would normally see on speakers. Generally, when you lay the speaker face down, the right connector is used for + and the left connector for -. Of course, the speakers don't really have polarity, but if you're using multiple speakers on the same audio line, they should at least be what you want them to be. Regardless of whether the speakers are able to handle the advertised 150 watts, when installed in a wall or ceiling they produce enough volume for things to rattle on my walls and be uncomfortably loud. The sound quality is also quite good, above average for the price. Also, do your best and plan to use a hole saw or something else to drill the right size holes in the drywall. And if that's not a new building, then maybe a ship search. And putty or some other way to patch drywall just in case. just trust me =) Ideally, you should also have a basic knowledge of electronics so that you can connect an input panel to it without a visible cable. It really ruins the look of everything lol. With that in mind, I highly recommend them for building an inexpensive, decent quality sound system ♥