Black Phorus PS5 Speaker - Play-Fi Multi-Room Wireless Audio Streaming for Enhanced SEO Review

Setup was easy enough, but the quality was terrible. The speaker was mounted at a height of 19 feet with a clear line of sight from the router (I could stand behind both devices and see both) with no obstructions. I bought it to play music on my laptop without having to lug it and speakers to the kitchen/living room. I thought the outage might be related to my kids so I checked it out at 6am this morning while they were both sleeping. It was cut 12 times in one song on YouTube (about 4…

I was listening to some Sonos speakers at a friend's house and decided to set up my own Wi-Fi sound at home. I have a nice Pioneer/Advent stereo system (it has dts Play-Fi) and I didn't want to invest a lot more money into anything else so I ruled out the expensive Sonos system. I've read some positive reviews of Phorus speakers so I decided to give them a try - they sound great with my main stereo. Played alone, the speakers sound OK, although they lack some bass. When paired with other…

First of all this unit has great sound, no distortion at all and as someone said it will fill a big room with great sound. My problem is that it claims to be lossless over bluetooth. If so, then I don't know the secret code for it. I use Revain HD and I really wanted to enjoy 24-bit songs. Most of what I got was 16-bit/44.1kHz over BT. Almost every time. If I connect the same phone directly to any source I can get 24 bits up to 192 kHz, but not over Bluetooth. I'm forced to use the Forus app…

The sound quality is pretty bad for a product that advertises sound quality as a plus. The Wiif pairing wasn't as bad as others have reported, but the Phorus app is terrible and they should hire some UX people. Bought for my use to play puppy music and get rid of the constant listening to the smart speaker. it does the job. However, remember that it will only be played by apps when you are at home when using your phone. You can play from a compatible computer that works fine. I experienced some

Ignore audio snobs who expect studio quality sound from a $40 speaker. I have top-of-the-line Bose and AKG headphones when I want to hear every note. I'm a renter so I won't spend hundreds on a built in wired speaker system in every room. The solution used to be to put my system on a high volume in the living room so it could be heard throughout the house. Not good. I can't afford a Sonos system but these looked ok. I unpacked the item 30 minutes before returning to Revain to order more. These…

After reading the reviews I was a bit skeptical. But wow! For $30 they are excellent. The first thing that caught my eye was the packaging - just as if you paid $1,000. Yes, hooking up the PR5 receiver was a bit of a hassle (still waiting for a response from support; they don't seem to have phone support) but a quick web search and a solution was found and everything was in 5 minutes. Yes, the app isn't the best and a little clunky, but so far it does its job - it would be nice if you could…

For crystal clear music over Wi-Fi this is a great budget alternative to Sony without sacrificing sound quality. I have both PS5 and PS1. Bought a PS5 first. There seems to be problems using both together in stereo, maybe it's just my PS1, but most of the time I have to go in and out of the app to turn on the PS1. I'm going to return the PS1 and get another PS5. Two stereo speakers sound a million times better than one. I have an open floor plan in my house and placing the speakers on opposite…

It works like a Wi-Fi music speaker, but what I've wanted for a long time is a multiroom PC speaker. After purchasing this, the PR5, and the HD Play-Fi PC version, I found that Play-Fi can either sync ONE speaker to PC sounds, or a group of speakers that sync to each other due to a long one-second delay play late. I'd like the main speaker to be synced to the computer and the rest turned off in other rooms, but nothing can get this to work. There is a Windows software called Voicemeeter that…

It works like a Wi-Fi music speaker, but what I've wanted for a long time is a multi-room PC speaker system. After purchasing this, the PR5, and the HD Play-Fi version for PC, I found that Play-Fi can have either ONE speaker that syncs to PC sounds, or a set of speakers that are based on be played with a long delay of one second. I'd like the main speaker to be synced to the computer and the rest turned off in other rooms, but nothing can get this to work. There is a Windows software called…

Modern technology is so amazing! I now have wireless streaming of all major services throughout my house! I love them so much that as soon as I set up the first two units I ordered I ordered two more. $50 for a whole house speaker? total offer. And they sound pretty darn good if you're a regular person and just want to listen to your music while you move from room to room, do chores, or have a party. And I'm buying another device ($30) that will connect my Yamaha receiver and my PBS speakers…

This speaker configuration sounds very good. It's a nice little device, the buttons are nice to the touch and feel like they're well made. It'll fill a room or two, but it's mostly mids and highs, and it's a bit weak on the bass, which I think is to be expected from a unit of this size. When I play mp3 and flac through Play-Fi I hear things in the songs that I've never heard before, so I think the decoder is pretty advanced. But the app makes it useless. The initial installation process took…