Herdio 6.5 Inch Ceiling Speakers Bluetooth (Pairs) 320 Watt Flush Mount in Wall Amplifier Receiver Perfect for Indoor Home & Covered Outdoor Porch

We love it so much! Installed it in the kitchen area and we literally use it everyday. It sounds amazing and we connected it with google nest hub. Highly recommend this product!

En mi opinión, sin alguna clase de pretensión audiófila, las bocinas suenan bastante bien. Las usé para ambientar el comedor y el resultado fue mejor del esperado. Tienen buenos graves, agudos brillantes y una potencia bastante decente, además el amplificador se conecta sin problemas a cualquier fuente

great sound, connects easy

The quality of the speaker is super awesome! Wide variety of connections from the panel. The only problem is the wiring for permanent power leads into the control panel. You have to know what you are doing and require some soldering skills if you want it to stay in place better. Rest of the installation is easy peasy.

But do be aware... Ya can't have truly wireless speakers, especially in your walls etc. Either you need wires for the audio signal, or you need wires to power the bluetooth receiver, but they gotta have some kinda wires lol =)Also worth noting...for the price, you're not going to get top tier performance from these. However, for their price, these perform exceptionally well! You're looking at ~50 bucks per speaker at time of writing, and they come with that nifty wall mounted controller, some speaker wire, and a power supply for the input/controls. And these have the added bonus of being able to be put in humid areas, like the bathroom.Be cautious using these in combination with other speakers tho, they seem to have a reversed polarity vs what is commonly seen on speakers. Usually if you lay the speaker face down, the terminal on the right is used for +, the one on the left for -. Granted speakers don't really got a polarity, but if using multiple speakers on the same audio line, they at least need to all be the same way, whichever way ya like. Whether or not the speakers are capable of handling the 150 watts advertised, once installed in a wall or ceiling, they put out enough volume to make stuff on my walls rattle and be uncomfortably loud. Sound is pretty good quality too, above average for the price point.Also, do yourself a solid and plan on having a hole saw or something else for making the right sized holes in your drywall. And if this is not new construction, maybe a stud finder too. And some spackle or other way of patching up drywall just in case. Just...trust me on that... =) Optimally, you'd also wanna have a basic familiarity with electronics so you can wire up the input panel to not have a visible cord running to it...that really spoils the look of it all lol. All that in mind tho, I very highly recommend these for putting together a decent quality affordable sound system ♥