Review on 🔊 Pyle 5.25" Bluetooth Flush Mount In-wall In-ceiling 2-Way Speaker System with Quick Connections - 150 Watt Stereo Sound | PDICBT552RD by Robert Norris

My dad wanted ceiling speakers for the room he was renovating upstairs in the attic, so we decided to buy them. We thought it would be nice to have some overhead speakers as the room he's renovating will be a small gym. A few key points to watch out for. For what they offer and how much they cost, this wasn't a bad buy. The speakers are loud enough to be heard downstairs, and bass and speaker quality don't degrade when the speaker volume is cranked up. One speaker is quite loud but when both are connected I didn't think I would get such good speakers. But the main thing keeping me from giving anything more than 3 stops is how the speakers were engineered to fit. The Bluetooth receiver is cheaply made, the outer casing is made of thin plastic that can easily break. The speakers also come with an adapter that needs to be plugged into a power outlet to connect a Bluetooth receiver. I thought it was pretty silly because what if you don't want any wires to be visible. So it wasn't easy to find a way to connect everything without wires in our situation,