Birsppy 6.5" Outdoor Weatherproof Patio Speaker Pair (White) PSP-W1 - by AVX Audio

I don't often write reviews, but I felt I should for this product because I was very pleasantly surprised with these!I needed some outdoor speakers for my deck, and I wanted something that would sound decent, but also something economical. I saw these and they were priced well and had positive reviews, so even though I had never heard of the brand before, I figured I'd give them a shot.These speakers sound amazing, especially for their price! They have a very full tone and frequency response. In fact, when I tried them out with my receiver, I had to double-check to make sure that my subwoofer was off because the low frequency response was that good. If I'm being super super picky, they're a little weak on the extreme high frequencies, but seriously these sound amazing (and I tend to be pretty particular about sound)! I'd have no issues using these as my home theater speakers.They come with reasonably sturdy brackets for mounting to the wall. I should note that these are larger than you may expect, so make sure you check the size to make sure they will fit correctly.If you're looking for great sounding, well made, and reasonably priced speakers, indoor or outdoor speakers, these will most definitely do the job!

I just installed these next to my outdoor hot tub. The hot tub is enclosed in a tarped tent during the winter so, the speakers are currently not exposed directly to rain or sunshine. I'll have to wait until Spring to see how they hold up to the elements once the winter covering comes off. So far, I am very happy with the sound of the speakers. They crank up nice and loud and have remarkable low end for smaller-sized speakers. As is (without any EQ adjustment) they are very dominate in the 1K-4K frequencies, 4K especially which makes them a bit irritating to my ears. However, I installed a $88 Behringer 9-band EQ to cut the harsh tones and bump up the weaker ones and it really improved the sound. I included a photo of the EQ settings I used to balance them out. (NOTE: I tend to like a bit of extra bass in my music, so the low end is bumped more than other people may like.) Paired up with the EQ unit I am very happy with these speakers, Here's the link for the EQ: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MJ406Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1In the Spring, I plan to buy another set of these speakers for my pool deck.

Satisfied with these speakers. They don't sound as good as more premium speakers, and are a great value overall. Efficiency seems average, not too loud or quiet. Sound notes: Lows don't pack a punch but they're there, mids are decent, highs are a little harsh from what appears to be a polycarbonate tweeter. Some finishing details are not great, for example the wire insertion holes in the screw terminals are a little sharp, and cut the inserted wire as it twisted a little when tightening the screw, easily fixed by restripping and holding the wire straight. If you want premium speakers for outdoor use, these aren't them, but if you want tunes on the patio or other outdoor space and a decent sound then these will work just fine. I went with these because I didn't need flawless sound outside while working in the yard and thought I might want another pair and have 2 pairs of these for the same price as a pair of Polks.

I have to admit, I was skeptic, even with the other reviews. I bought these to replace indoor/outdoor Bose speakers (those went into the boat). These speakers are larger than you think. They look decent (white ones), have a good mounting system (horizontal with tilt) and even have screw holes for vertical mount/stands (I guess if you have outdoor surround). Sound wise … they are better than the Bose speakers and even better the Polk T10 shelf speakers ($100/pair) I have in the garage (new model is cheaper built T15 at $70 a pair). These are definitely worth $80/pair for weatherproof speakers. High are good and the base is deeper than I expected. The only suggestion I would have for improvements in maybe a port hole for even deeper base / base reflex. Granted this is day 1. Time will tell with how well they hold up to the weather. They are mounted under a 1' overhang.

Overall they’re great speakers, they are quite large but I guess that attributes to the much better sound over some of the other brands, the price was right. The mounting bracket could be a little bit more durable, if you don’t completely and loosen the screws on the top and bottom and try to adjust it it bends the bracket fairly easily but other than that they seem to be OK, we will see how long they last. I don’t expect to get 25 years out of them like I did the Bose speakers they replaced but being the middle of a pandemic and unemployed, just trying to enjoy some time in my mosquito infested backyard sanctuary!

I bought these to mount inside the gazebo covering my jacuzzi. I have one of the large green yard speakers that you half bury in the ground, but I found I had to turn it up too loud to hear over the sounds of the Jacuzi. I was thinking of getting a second one to install right behind the jacuzzi, but found these instead. They are less expensive and are actually better mid range speakers than the yard speaker. I ran a second cable to my amp so I wouldn't mess up the impedance by connecting them to the same wire as the big speaker. Works perfectly, I'm really pleased. Although they are billed as weatherproof, I decided to mount them under the Gazebo out of the rain for a little better protection. Very happy with these. Sound is great, well balanced.

I bought these speakers for my patio because of the low cost and the advertisement of having bass. When the speakers arrived they did not have the bass breather hole as show in the picture, box and even the instruction manual. I plugged it in to the receiver to see how they sound and the sound was decent, missing the bass I was expecting. I returned them back to the seller and will be looking for a different set of speakers.