🔊 Insignia - Powered Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) - Black: Unleashing High-quality Sound for Your Space Review

I was trying to connect an Insignia device, model NS-HAIOR18, and these Insignia Bluetooth bookshelf speakers, model NS-HBTSS116, to the Echo and Echo Dot for music streaming, and neither of them was connected to Alexa apps to connect Bluetooth, Alexa just can't find these devices and I can't tell you why. I can connect my iPhone 8 without any problems. I have contacted Insignia support regarding this but they just don't respond.

I was dying to add these Insignia powered speakers to my turntable. When the Revain box arrived I opened it up and the speakers were bubble wrapped inside the Revain box. They were not in the original packaging. I unfolded it and found that the left speaker grille was stained. The board was nowhere to be found. One of the speaker wire connections to the speaker was not working properly. I connected them to the turntable. Bluetooth connected quickly, but then the sound was gone. It connected…

I agree with Dale B's review. I bought these speakers from BestBuy on Black Friday for $70. It's definitely worth the money. I wouldn't spend more than 90€ for it. The pair I received works perfectly, no problems so far. Now let's reduce the sound quality. I was surprised at how much base these speakers have. Of course, this depends on where you place them in the room. I have them on a wall table two feet off the floor and they sound good. If I hand them out on a 4 1/2 foot tall dresser, they…

These Insignia powered bookshelf speakers are available now for about a third of their original $200 retail price. electronics, but they tend to be reluctant to disclose the features of their products. Here's what I found: Insignia enabled bookshelf speakers (part number NS-HBTSS116). Each speaker is eleven inches tall and weighs approximately seven pounds. The clattering of the knuckles against the loudspeaker housing confirms the solid construction. (The cabinet "sounds" more solid and weighs