Pyle6.5-Inch Wall Mount Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker System – Indoor/Outdoor Audio Pair with Built-in Digital Amplifier, Weather-Resistant Housing, High-Power Sound, Easy Installation (Black)

Well the speakers are fine- however my purchase from the secondary seller listed the item used- like new condition with package damage. That being said the package did have some damage. Upon installation I could not get the speakers to power up. After troubleshooting I found that the power supply was faulty and appeared as though it was wet at some point. I contacted customer service and they were very kind and refunded the total amount of the cost of the speakers, and advised me I could keep the speakers and use the refund to purchase a new power supply adapter. That was great until I found that the power supply was as $40.00 and you had to use only that power supply. End result, I did get a decent pair of pyle outdoor bluetooth speakers for $40.00 thanks to the awesome customer service from Amazon. Secondary seller should have bench tested the speakers prior to the sale. Other than that- We Cool 😎!

These were a bit bigger than what I thought they were gonna be but that was a good surprise. I got mine from the Used category so the box got to me in rough shape but everything was undamaged and there somehow. Very nice sound. Just wish for a bit more bass in the tone. Certain genres can be flat and dull if not amplified with an equalizer. For as cheap as they are it’s actually pretty solid. Well worth the money and worth your consideration.

We were needing to replace our smaller Pyle outdoor speakers. We were having a family gathering over the weekend and really enjoyed how easy the speakers were to set up and the clear sound.

I needed a pair of powered outdoor speakers for the patio to connect to an inexpensive projector w/ only a 3.5mm audio-out jack or to connect to an alternate source via Bluetooth to stream music.Initially I purchased a pair of OSD BTP650 speakers but quickly realized they lacked an audio-in jack, and due to how they're daisy chained, they could not be wired for stereo from the projector (fine for music, but not for TV and movies) even with a 3.5mm to wire adapter.The Pyle speakers turned out to be the only viable option as the only other brand with the necessary features is, like most everything else on Amazon, some dogsh-t brand no one outside Shenzhen has ever heard of despite Amazon tenaciously displaying that rubbish atop the results of every! f--kng! search!Well Pyle's reputation is only marginally better, but at least they've been around, satisfactorily producing cheap audio components for people in the market for cheap audio components.But to be honest, the Pyle speakers exceeded my expectations. While the OSDs were a bit warmer with noticably better lows and highs, the Pyle's mids were more pronounced and, overall, sounded as good as could be expected for a pair of budget speakers from a low-end manufacturer.If the OSDs had an audio-in jack, they'd win easily. If you're only connecting via Bluetooth, they're worth the price difference.But if you want truly good audio, unfortunately neither the Pyles or OSDs will work... you'll still need a receiver, quality speakers and a sub (as of 2024, the time of this review.)But if you want something better than the best portable Bluetooth speaker or if you need an audio-in (because adding a decent Bluetooth transmitter to your source is an even worse option), the Pyles will work surprisingly well.Note: Included speaker wire is some real anorexic trash and speaker mounts allow for tilting on one axis only (vs. OSDs which can be mounted at several different angles as well as tilted) so you may need to purchase or fabricate a solution to mount at an angle.Tested with the following songs which I generally listen to on quality equipment. Only the Dire Straits track sounded "good," but horns, guitars, keys, vocals, snares, and cymbals all sounded adequate. Nothing was too cringy with the possible exception of the drum & bass (obvious clipping of lowest frequencies) and r&b/hip hop (muddled bass) tracks, especially at volume... kinda to be expected for any 6.5" speakers.) But amazingly nothing sounded too thin or hollow: Supertramp - Child of Vision, Dire Straits - "Money for Nothing," Daft Punk - "Fragments of Time," Annie Lennox - "Precious," Rolling Stones - "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," Steely Dan - "Josie," Grateful Dead - "Shakedown Street," Rudimental - "Feel the Love," The Weeknd - "Blinding Lights," Kendrick Lamar - "All the Stars," Imagine Dragons - "Thunder"

Excellent if you buy them at the right price! We like that they have the option for a 3.5mm audio jack too - so you can hook them up to receiver if needed. The bass isn’t the best, but these are perfect speakers for porch listening. Will have to see how well they hold up over time.

I was pretty excited about finally getting to use these for a backyard family movie night, but they were a huge disappointment! The sound was very weak and there's no way to beef it up. The first time we tried to use them, I assumed the poor sound quality was because of the ultra thin piece of speaker wire that was included with them. So I bought some nice heavy gauge wire and couldn't wait to try it again but the beefy wire made no difference whatsoever. I couldn't even imagine how that was possible from a "300 watt" pair of speakers. They certainly FEEL very sturdy; after all, they're big and heavy. But they're really just way overbuilt for the minimal sound they produce. We tried everything to make sure there wasn't a bad connection, and while handling them, I discovered that they are NOT 300 watts - not even close. They're a mere 30 (thirty) watts. That made a lot more sense and was much more consistent with the very weak sound. We imagined that watching a family movie in the backyard would be a lot of fun for everyone. We figured there'd be plenty of sound for those of us who were looking forward to the movie, even if some of the kids would rather play with their friends we had over. But the only way we could hear anything was if the kids were absolutely quiet, and having to micro-manage a 'family fun night' was neither fun nor relaxing - just very disappointing.Part of me feels like the "300 watt" description surely must've been a typo, but everything else about these speakers - the price, the size, the weight, even the reviews - is about what you'd expect from speakers with a lot more power than 30 measly watts. 30 watts is nothing to get excited about so it's hard to understand all the rave reviews, unless a LOT of people aren't aware of what 300 watts should sound like. Nobody should have had to strain to hear the movie - and that was AFTER we eliminated any other sound that we felt was competing for 'earspace' - our AC, the kids playing at all, any conversation among the adults. It was just very disappointing, especially because I have no use for speakers of this caliber, so they're just going to take up space until I find a home for them. Whatever the case, I'M not keeping them.Pyle Pair of Wall Mount Waterproof & Bluetooth 6.5'' Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System, with Loud Volume and Bass. (Pair, Black. PDWR62BTBK)