BESTISAN 4 Inch Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Deep Bass, Bluetooth 5.0 Studio Monitor Speakers, 2.0 Neared Field Audio Speakers with 2 RCA Line Input, Set of 2 Black-New Model

I had an expensive pair of speakers for my laptop (I won't name brand) that gave really good sound, but not enough volume for me to really crank music videos. I ordered these not sure if they would even work with a laptop. Wow, do they ever!! I'm listening to them now. Superb sound quality, and the volume that I was looking for. And they come with both RCA and 3.5mm jacks (as well as Bluetooth connection), so they can plug right into a laptop without needing an adapter. And these cost a fraction of the price of my earlier speakers.

Actually for the money, they were very good. Worked perfectly and sounded great.

I purchased these speakers based on previous reviews and the discussion of the connection capabilities. What is not clear in the product description is there is an active speaker and a passive speaker. All inputs go from the active speaker to the passive speaker. I am connecting these speakers to an older stereo receiver with various outputs (tuner, CD player, phonograph, and 2 tape outputs). I assumed (incorrectly), connecting the receiver speaker connections to these speakers would be an option for connection. Unfortunately, the Bestian speakers have three input choices, 2 stereo RCA line puts or Bluetooth. The actual speaker connection on the speakers are used to carry the sound from the active speaker to the passive speaker, unlike typical stereo speakers, where the speaker output from the receiver is what powers the speakers. I was able to purchase speaker line-out converter, and connect to RCA-inputs which connect to one of the two line-in RCA jacks on the active speaker.I purchase a Kicker Kicker 46KISLOC2 Speaker Wire-to-RCA Line-Out Converter w/LOC+12v Turn on Lead. This connected to my receiver speaker outputs and when connected to the Bestian active speaker line-1 input allowed all of my receiver selections to output to these speakers. This connection forced me to minimize the receiver speaker volume and use the Bestian active speaker master volume. This worked fine and the sound was very good.I also realized my stereo receiver has a tape monitor option, which means all of the receiver selections (tuner, cd, phonograph, tape 1 and tape 2) output from two RCA jacks and when used as input to the Bestian speakers, works very well. Using this option eliminates the requirement of using the Kicker converter.All-in-all, I am happy with this purchase and like the sound of these speakers. My only complaint it having the description of how these speakers operate, have more detail. Hopefully this will help someone before purchasing these speakers.

I finally took the time to set the speaker up with my CD player. After a few adjustments, I am well pleased with my purchase !

We’ve now purchased two sets of these for our family to go with starter turntables. Fantastic sound and quality for the price. Great deal, definitely recommend.

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The media could not be loaded. Tested these speakers as computer speakers and with my phone to play music. I don't use the BT connectivity directly with the speakers, as I connect my audio first to a pre-amp / graphic equalizer via BT first and the speakers are getting audio signal from the graphic equalizer via RCA. Compared to my Logitech PC speakers (which come with a separate subwoofer), I'd say these BESTISAN speakers offer a better sound quality. Although they don't provide as much bass as those Logitech speakers because of no extra subwoofer, however they have their own 4 inch woofers that have enough power to emit satisfying low frequency sound and also provide nice middle and higher frequency range sound thanks to the tweeter. Aesthetically they are also very nice. The front covers are detachable, which uncover the 2 speakers (mid-freq / woofer and a tweeter) and an outlet / hole for the low frequency sound. Be careful though while removing those front covers. I suggest to use some plastic picnic knife (the dull side of it) or some other sort of non-metal flat tool with smooth edges to wedge under the fabric on all 4 corners to slide these plastic locking rods from their corresponding slots in the speaker's case to remove the front covers. IMO they look great with or without covers.