SANAG M7 Plus Bluetooth Speaker - Portable, Dual Pairing, Bass Wireless Speaker with 🔊 Bluetooth 5.0, Loud Stereo, IPX7 Waterproof, 30H Playtime - Ideal for Outdoors, Travel, Home, Party Review

I've seen several reviews complaining about the power rating of these speakers. From over 30 years of audio experience I can tell you that power management is basically useless. If you run them (or any other speaker) with PURE Power, they will perform much better than advertised. I use this pair with a Sherwood RX4105 stereo receiver. That's 105 watts per channel. Not only do they sound fantastic, but they have decent bass and incredible volume. I've been punishing them at extreme volumes for…

I have a stereo in my garage and I added it to hang on the rafters. They work great. My garage is often used for storage. Sanding, painting, etc. In the winter it only gets hot when I work there and have my propane heater on, so the temp goes from zero to 65 and back fairly regularly. It gets pretty hot in the summer. I needed something that could handle it. The sound is good. These are not very high quality speakers, but they are sufficient for a garage. Lots of bass. The overall frequency…

Installed on rear deck. The hulls appear to be very well finished and weatherproof. The installation was very easy. The design in terms of sound: Ported enclosures with no internal sound insulation give them a slightly muted sound, but we have to keep in mind that these are $75 outdoor speakers, not $1,000 floorstanding speakers. If you buy these expecting them to sound like high end floorstanding speakers you will be disappointed. If you get them and expect them to have good volume and a…

Bought these for the Rock 'n' Roll garage. While they are definitely not exposed to the elements, they will be exposed to extreme high and low temperatures. They are very durable and well built. The sound is amazing. They don't seem to distort the sound at high volumes. Know what it is before you buy and cry. They're meant for your patio or garage, not the stadium. If you buy them for around $50 a pair, you will be very satisfied. I hooked it up to a cheap Chinese BT solid state receiver (about

This is a good value for an outdoor speaker. Apart from slightly accentuated highs and reduced bass, the performance of this class of outdoor loudspeakers cannot be surpassed. For the time being I hooked them up to a Sherwood stereo in a room for evaluation purposes and here are my observations compared to a set of standard large 3-way speakers. First, the volume isn't great with the same amp power pumped into it (it's a left and right channel comparison with AVX on the left channel and 3-way…

The listing advertises these speakers as RMS: 90W max 180W. Actual power consumption is 2x40W (RMS), peak power is 2x80W. I gave them three stars because they actually sound pretty good for the price, just don't crank them up too much. They were installed in a covered deck to avoid exposure to the elements and after a month of use for about 2-3 hours a day they practically died. When on, the speakers made almost no sound, even when the volume was turned up. I can no longer recommend these…

I bought this for my son who was going on a road trip with his friends because the used car they were driving didn't have a working radio. Kids these days listen to subscription streaming music anyway, so taking it out and listening in the car was perfect for them. He really liked this speaker because: > Long battery life to play music all day without having to charge every day > IPX7 waterproof so they don't have to worry about rain or water splashes - they are kids after all :) &gt…

This is a good value for an outdoor speaker. Apart from slightly accentuated highs and reduced bass, the performance of this class of outdoor loudspeakers cannot be surpassed. For the time being I hooked them up to a Sherwood stereo in a room for evaluation purposes and here are my observations compared to a set of traditional large three-way speakers. First, the volume isn't great with the same amp power pumped into it (it's a left and right channel comparison with AVX on the left channel and…