🔊 Sanyun SW228BT Active Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers – 2.0 4Inch Carbon Fiber Speaker- Wireless Studio Monitors - AptX Codec, 24-bit DAC - Optical RCA Coaxial Inputs - 80W RMS - Wooden Enclosure Review

I hooked this up in my kitchen in place of a Sonos smart stereo speaker. perfect size. Tip: Use the 3.5mm Echo Dot or Echo Flex output on these speakers and you'll enjoy some decent kitchen tunes. But you can't enjoy YouTube music (because Revain forbids cross-functionality other than via Bluetooth).

I bought these speakers for my YouTube studio. I need a speaker with Bluetooth capability so I can use it with my Apple M1 Mac Mini and also with my iPhone. Sound quality and bass are sufficient. Don't compare these speakers to $200-300 speakers. For $60 these speakers perform very well and get the job done. Reason for 4 stars because these speakers are not overly loud. But again, good enough. I recommend.

I bought Sanyun speakers looking for a good value speaker with quality sound and am completely satisfied. Of course, there are speakers with advanced control and sound quality parameters, but they are also more expensive. While I wish the connecting cables were a bit longer, the speakers themselves are compact and efficient, with manual controls for treble, bass and volume. For those who want to invest a little more in their sound without breaking the bank I highly recommend them.

. Using this with Bluetooth on your phone will give you the extra sound boost you need depending on the equalizer setting you have on your iPhone or phone, but I use the bass boost on my iPhone for Music and these speakers sound good for the price. Enough punch for sound on your desk. This suits my purpose of listening to music while working or playing audio. I get no bad reviews that you won't buy Bose type sound or concert speakers for $50 or less. They offer excellent value for money and…

I bought these speakers for a temporary setup when I needed to move my work and play system to a new location in the house and couldn't lug a larger one with me Logitech system lot 2.1 due to size to a new location. I needed a speaker set that could accept multiple inputs so I could work during the day and play in the evenings/weekends. I've seen them and they fit the bill for size, price and features. I was not disappointed. First the cons: I've found that these speakers disconnect and…

If you're looking for an inexpensive pair of white speakers that look good and don't take up much desk space, these might be for you. Overall B/B+. These speakers sound really good at low volumes. Very good soundstage at high frequencies. Perfect for the desktop where you don't need a lot of volume or bass. I recommend using a software equalizer (or some sort of tone control) to tune the sound to your liking. I have my MacBook Pro and a turntable preamp running through these speakers. As long…

To be honest I really like these speakers at this price point. They're a good size for a desk and the 3 input option is great, especially the DAC via the USB input as it allows me to control the center volume for my entire computer with a knob on the rightmost speaker (which sometimes doesn't work) . . work after I wake my computer, but this is probably a problem with the driver on my computer, not the speakers themselves). The packaging was really good and there were definitely no shifts in…

I do not recommend opening or modifying your speakers. Don't try this at home. Decent inexpensive speakers, unique built-in DAC for direct sound over USB. After all, there are better options elsewhere. Emptor caveat. My first issue is that they don't seem to support aptX, at least not on Android 11/Google Pixel 4 XL. SBC only. My second issue is that the DAC appears to be 16bit/48kHz. Finally, at moderate volumes, >70dB, my set doesn't pant well. The rattle is somewhere on the control board…