2 Rockville RockSlim White Home Theater 5.25" 240w Easy Wall Mount Slim Speakers

I bought this pair of Rockville RockSlim speakers to use for my PC video conferencing needs since my monitor did not have built-in speakers but did have a headphone jack to pass out the HDMI audio. I paired these speakers with a 10W/channel digital amp and the results are outstanding. Exceptionally clear audio that's well balanced.The plastic housing and metal grills of these speakers are very sturdy - I don't hear any resonances or buzzing - and attractive. Mounted to the wall these are slim enough to look like in-wall speakers.Sound-wise these are pretty efficient and do not need a lot of power to play loud, but do not produce deep bass, however that would never be realistic for something about 1" thick (perhaps Rockville may try a ported design in the future?), however these do play deep enough to still be enjoyable with music and with a bit of bass/treble adjustment they can actually be surprisingly good. Vocals sound very clear and natural. The slim 5.25 paper cone driver (with rubber surround) is an interesting design where the magnet seems to actually be the pole-piece so the whole assembly can be less than 1" thick. Tweeter is a mylar unit that is clear and never harsh.If using these for surround, 100-120Hz seems like a good crossover point but I would not push them much lower than that. My only nitpick is the included wires is extremely fine gauge and only about 1 mm is stripped (they are so thin that you're more likely to cut the wire than strip to bare more wire for the spring terminals).So, in the correct use context (monitor/TV speaker replacement, surround speakers, background audio), these make a solid choice and there really isn't anything comparable, especially in this price range.

These speakers sound great while using them as surround speakers. In addition they look great. As mentioned before, they don't provide tons of base, but I didn't expect them to do that. They are part of my 5.2.2 sound system so I get plenty of base from the sub woofer. These white speakers blend into the walls so you don't notice them but you can hear them. I know plenty of people that use the automatic setup via the microphone that comes with the receiver, but my advice is that you should setup your Home Theater system by measuring the location of your speakers and use the manufacturer crossover settings to get your best sound. I only had on Denon unit years ago get the sound system setup correctly about 15 years ago. My Yamaha, Sony, and Onkyo didn't get it right using the automatic setup.

Using as TV stereo speakers in bedroom. Small DAC (B0C2CYZ6TP) and small amp (B06Y67PZB1) hidden behind TV. Single TV remote controls volume through HDMI ARC. Speaker wires hidden inside closets.The sound is 100x better than TV's speakers.As the other review says, the supplied speaker wires are extremely thin gauge copper and are tricky to strip. I might upgrade the wire in future but honestly it sounds pretty amazing with the supplied wire.Very pleased with the final look too, see photo.

Replaced some older, yellowed speakers with these in our living room. They look nice and work well.

I wanted rear speakers in the living room for a while. The wife didn't because she didn't want something bulky. These were the compromise she couldn't say no to. AND... the sound great. It made a complete change in my movie-watching enjoyment.

Sounds great, just what I needed

Economical, work very well I would recommend!!!

A temporary solution for me. Low profile and fairly easy to mount but only vertically. There is no provision to mount horizontal. The terminal clips on the back are cheap and small, didn't fit the larger gage wire I already had in place so a bit challenging. The wire slots on the back allowed me to flush mount but again with limited options for wire routing. Have some tape handy to hold the wires in the slot. I haven't had a chance to listen to them yet.