Value
Impressive value for the number of features, including several different input options. Well made and solid sound. Great for a shop, garage, basement, etc. Bluetooth comm to my phone is flawless.I’m sure Bose would want at least $200 for the same thing.

Wanted this for Zoom audio, it works.
For the price and what I’m using it for, Zoom, it fits the bill and I only need one speaker. I will use, from the 3 EQ settings, the music setting and use the bass and treble to contour of the sound. The movie and dialog is not really an EQ, it is DSP which adds slight amounts of delay and reverb to the sound. Being a recording engineer, this is irritating because you are distracting from the master mix of professionals. I like the sound. It doesn’t over emphasize the bass. It has clarity. They are small and rugged enough to take to on the road meetings. They have plenty of connectivity and love the remote. The only other issue is the listing in the specs. It says Litheum battery lasts for 2 hours. What! There is no battery only a 21v power adapter. It would have been nice to have back power covered in case there is no power.

Holy smokes! Excellent addition to my Roland Cube monitors!
The speakers are gorgeous and punch way above their weight. The build quality is excellent, they have rubber feet on the bottom to absorb the shock from the bass The frequency response is good, almost studio grade if they had a flat EQ. I bought these to EQ audio on and they sound crazy good compared to my $800 set of Roland Cute CM-220 2.1 monitor speakers, which are hybrid PA/monitor speakers with a good sub and coaxial SPDIF input. The Pyle speakers are very loud and you could use them for DJ both monitors with a small PA. The EQ settings on the speakers aren’t too much either. I do wish it had a flat EQ rather than a dialog EQ and that it did not start up in Movie mode because it has an echo and I’ve never wanted that, ever, not even a single second of my life have I ever wanted fake big room sound for movies.I also use Logitech Z313 2.1 speakers to EQ on because those are the kinds of speakers that regular people listen to your products on and you can EQ the bass proper on cheap 2.1 systems, but I needed a set of speakers with no sub.I’m splitting the audio using my PC’s optical output running into an optical TOSLink splitter, which runs to the Pyle and Roland speakers (using an optical TOSlink to coaxial converter, or you can get a DAC with TOSLink). These Pyle speakers really make my CM-220 speakers sound much more full, maybe as good as 8-inch monitor speakers. Both speakers are missing some frequencies, and combined they sound amazing. There is no loss in audio quality or latency with an optical splitter. With these speakers the way these class D amplifiers work you really really want to use either digital or Bluetooth and they sound excellent, so I’m stoked they have both optical and coaxial inputs.

Almost perfect
Cosmetically beautiful, well designed and hefty for a small speaker.. Have had only several days to not only install, which was a snap, but to set all the adjustments available. So far, the sound quality on movie and music is excellent. Not so much for the dialogue.. Sounds like the speakers are in a tin can with echos. As I will not be using this EQ, it wont matter much. The remote works well. It would have been nice if it had bass and treble buttons it does not, so adjustments must be done manually. After extended usage I will update. So far so good! Sorry Pyle 🙁 After extensive listening to a vast assortment of audio inputs I have dropped my 4 star rating to 2, Both the EQs for movie and dialogue are like listening in a tin can. Harsh and very fatiguing. The saving grace is the music EQ. Not bad, even pleasing. The lack of bass and treble on the remote is also distressing. To adjust either is inconvenient to turn the active speaker on the book shelve and manually adjust by trial and error when needed. The 2 stars are for ease of installation and mod design, but because of the fore mentioned downs. Initially I had high hopes. Did I get a defective pair? Could be, as others liked this offering, but not me. I will return.