Bestisan SR04 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers for Record Player, Powered Studio Speaker for TV with Sub Out Port, Horn Tweeter and Optical/RCA/BT Inputs

Very pleased with these speakers. Nice all around sound quality for the price & speaker type. The pairing & playing distance is great. I purchased a second set for another room. I highly recommend these speakers for the bookshelf or other.

We have had it connected through Bluetooth connectivity, and wired and haven’t had issues. It also has a good volume for how small they are. Remote will reach from across the room.

Great speakers and features considering the cost $70 at time of purchase. The speakers sound very clear even at high volumes and do not break up or distort. I believe the 50w rating is very accurate considering the volume. I will say that these speakers sounded MUCH better when I added a Subwoofer via the Subwoofer output. My main criticisms is i wish there was more definition in the ultra high frequencies, and the three "EQ modes" do not really sound distinct between them. However for just casually watching TV/movies it will do the job But i will say that when you a Subwoofer it really transforms these speakers as it activates the crossover to shift the low frequencies off the bookshelf speakers and the speakers sound less boomy and much more clear!

I bought these primarly to match a desk because the wood finish was a exact match but after hooking these up i can say without a doubt these are the best PC speakers i have ever owned. I came from Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology which cost 10 bucks more and are complete JUNK compared to these both aesthetically and sound wise. What you get with these speakers for 100 bucks feels waaaayyyyyy underpriced. These to me seem more like they should be priced for some where around150-200. They come with not only Bluetooth ability 4 differant cables from optical(which is the best) to coaxil and others. The remote is awesome and gives you your choice of 3 differant EQ settings. Music which is just normal clairty, Movie which has alot of echo and reverb and than dialog setting which gives a more 3 d effect with some echo. On the back of one of the speakers is also a treble and Bass volume. The only negative is there are not jack for speakers, i think unless i am missing it.Overall i cant recommend these speakers enough, from the weighty quality, to the striking aesthetics and of course the superior sound quality, even better than my old Bose.

This is my third pair of Bestisan speakers. We have the larger woodgrain SR01 speakers attached to our family room TV for big sound! I had the smaller SR06 bookshelf speakers attached to my home office computer. They sounded great, but I always wanted a bit more treble than what they provided. These SR04 speakers are smaller than the SR01 speakers but bigger than the SR06 speakers. These SR04 speakers sound great! The treble and bass are better than the SR06 speakers (they are bigger after all). Even though they are bigger, I decided to keep these as my NEW home office computer speakers. I also like the bass/treble controls ON the speaker (vs the SR06 speakers - bass/treble controled by included remote). I wish I could control the bass/treble of these SR04 speakers from the remote as well, but the truth is I hardly adjust the bass/treble once I have it at a comfortable setting. These are great and I highly recommend them. I've only had them for a day so I hope they last a long time! Taking my SR06 speakers to my work to upgrade my tiny Logitech computer speakers.

I did some research before purchasing the BESTISAN 4 Inch Powered Bookshelf Speakers. There is 10 inches of depth on the fireplace mantle these speakers would sit on next to a 47inch LG TV. The listed dimensions of 6.61x8.78x5.91inches is accurate, and they would easily fit the 10 inch depth with space for the port on back of the speakers. The speakers were delivered to me in three days, a day earlier than promised with my Amazon Prime account. Speakers I have owned in the past have always felt heavy, I was surprised how light these speakers were. I think that lightness comes from the materials the used for speaker enclosures and the speaker magnets.Setup was easy, put the speakers where I wanted them, at the edges of fireplace mantle eight feet apart, plug in the just long enough RCA speaker cable from powered speaker, plug in the optical cable from TV to powered speaker, and then plug in the power cable.PROS: Easy setup. Once I got the settings right the sound was much better than the TV speakers. The look of the speakers on the fireplace mantle was good. I could control all speaker settings from the remote.CONS: Seating is twelve feet from the TV, and when the speakers were eight feet apart the sound was off. I moved them close to the sides of the TV the sound was much better. The sound is small like the speakers, it can get loud, but there is no depth. The remote is almost unusable, I even changed out the provided batteries with no improvement. A button must be pressed several times for it to work, and even then it won’t sometimes, so I had to go to the back of the powered speaker to change a setting. There is a red light on all of the time on the powered speaker when the speaker is off, and when the speaker is in optical mode it is a white light. There is no auto on feature or auto off after a certain amount of non use. Movie mode is automatically the setting every time the speakers are turned on. Movie mode volume can only be loud or louder there are no lower settings. Music and Dialog modes allow the volume to go lower. I found Music mode sounded best for my TV watching. What a pain to change to Music mode every time the speakers are turned on with a remote that barely works.For right now I use these $100 speakers, but in the not to distant future they will be replacing them with a more user friendly powered bookshelf speaker that costs more. There were a couple that I saw as I researched that I may try that fit my fireplace mantle, that is my limiting factor, I was just trying to be cheap.