SW206 4” HiFi Bookshelf Speakers with Studio Mode, 80W Active, Bluetooth 5.4/Optical/Coaxial/TRS/Aux/24bit DAC USB, for Turntable TV PC Desktop, MDF Cabinet, Remote Control, White

Superb sound, simple installation with alternative modes, cables long enough, weight enough small for a little floating shelf each speaker, blue tooth works well. Very good bass and high tones, too. Price wonderful.

Amazing bass, they were really easy to setup, having to plug in 2 - 3 cables and that is them ready to be used, the range on the speakers is also amazing, the sounds goes far and you can hear the bass and all the elements of the sound really well. The bluetooth feature, aux and usb is also really useful making them very universal to all devices and that makes them extremely functional. Overall, I might start bringing them around eith me when I go away just because of how good the sound quality is

These speakers are quite attractive on a desk, with their rounded corners and matt white slightly textured vinyl surface, they appear to be modelled on the popular but more significantly more expensive Kanto YU2 or AudioEngine A2+ speakers. The build quality is good for this price but not outstanding, and I found it annoying that the manufacturer needed to put the slightly ugly Sanyun badge on the front as it dates them and detracts from the otherwise minimalist appearance. There are treble and bass controls on the side but I didn't notice much difference between the highest and lowest settings. The volume control is smooth. It's great that you get bluetooth connectivity at this price as well as USB and 3.5mm connections. However, on bluetooth I noticed occasional little popping noises when the speaker was not playing anything, not sure what causes those. It's not a big deal really but it was noticeable. As for the sound quality, it was a definite upgrade versus the built in speakers on my macbook pro 2020. It was quite pleasant to listen to at low and higher volumes and you certainly get the stereo effect, although they do not have a strong bass, which is common for all of these kind of speakers. That might be a blessing if you have neighbours to consider but not so good if you want super-immersive gaming or to host a rave in your bedroom. The case looks like it has a little tweeter but that isn't real, just for decoration, you just have the 3 inch drivers at the bottom. I wasn't fully satisfied with the sound and remortgaged my house to order the more premium AudioEngine A2+s to compare, after reading a lot of reviews. Though not expecting a big difference (I'm no audiophile and thought it might just be paying extra for a brand) it was night and day when comparing them - the Sanyuns sound suddenly seemed flat and somewhat muffled, lacking in depth of sound and punch across the spectrum from low to high frequencies. If you are someone who wants that premium sound you will likely be disappointed with the Sanyuns, but think they're an decent option if you're looking for something on a budget to upgrade your setup versus built in speakers.

So, I wasn't looking for anything particularly high quality when I bought these speakers, I just wanted a halfway decent set of bluetooth speakers to go in my hobby room so I can listen to some music or podcasts while I'm painting (ones I won't feel bad about eventually covering with airbrush overspray).... so my expectations were pretty low. A £60 set of speakers from a chinese company I've never heard of? At the very least they had to be better than the single £20 bluetooth speaker I've been using for the last year or two, right? However, taking them out of the box, I was impressed by how high quality they felt. They're nice and heavy, the fit and finish is good quality, even the controls are nice and smooth and positive. The added connectivity was also a huge bonus. I paired it to my tablet with absolutely no issues and had no drop-outs. Connecting to my PC via USB, it detected it as an audio device and just worked with no driver downloads or messing about....and of course, the aux cable is an aux cable, plug and go. As for sound quality, well, like I said, my expectations were low. These are cheap , sub £100 Chinese speakers. These aren't high-quality hi-fi audio equipment... but I was genuinely impressed by how good the sound quality actually is. They're not going to blow your socks off, but they're very, very decent. I think the best word to describe the sound quality is 'competent'. These speakers don't excel in anything, but they don't fail at anything either. A lot of cheap speakers tend to go for powerful bass (missing the point that 'powerful' bass isn't the same as 'good' bass), especially when it's bass at the expense of everything else...and you end up with boomy speakers where everything sounds muddy and boxy. These have none of those problems. They have decent bass, are clear through the entire range, they're loud enough to fill a room, but still sound good at quieter volumes, with no noticeable distortion at louder volumes. In short, if you're looking for speakers to use as monitors for audio production, or something to use with a multi-thousand dollar audio system... these aren't for you. If you're looking for a very good set of PC speakers, or an upgrade for your TV's built in speakers, or just something to listen to spotify while still getting good quality audio with two-speaker stereo seperation, these are perfect. I've spent much more on way worse speakers

Great value for money, offers more punch than my previous pebble v3 and thankfully offers separate power and data Very clear audio, decent amount of base, not muddy. Can get very loud without distorting and look very sleek, very pleased overall

Not all that. There are a lot of long gushing (generated?) reviews for this item, but these sound exactly like what they are, £50 PC speakers. They sound fine for that, but let’s not pretend these are any kind of hi-fi quality, they are not in that league. Sound is pretty similar to a pair of £50 Creative PC speakers, for example. If that’s what you are looking for, you’ll not be disappointed.

Good quality easy to use

Good quality, nice sound. Found the bass and treble a bit weird insofar as they feed off of each other rather than being independent base and treble. As film and music require very different settings, adjusting linked base and treble accordingly is more annoying than if they were independent of each other. Not sure why they decided to make them feed off each other (maybe it’s a standard thing I’ve never come across before?!) but I prefer old school independent functionality!