Ok, so this is my very first commentary on the interwebs. Picked these up during quarantine, shipped, open boxed like new Item. I have 2 Samsung Home Theaters in a box. One is a 5.1 Wired Rear Speakers 1300 watts from 2007, the other is 5.1 wireless rear 1000 watt from 2015. I had been using the wireless system in the living room and using the wired without the rears in our bedroom for about 7 yrs and decided I wanted to actually use the FULL 2007 system in our living room but wanted some kind of wireless adapter. The ONLY thing close I could find was over 150 bucks and didnt seem worth it for me considering both these systems only set me back a few hundred dollars. Found this item and saw some of the reviews said I could use my own speakers, I figured for 30 bucks, dont have much to lose. My 2007 rears are about 180 watts each, much more power than the reciever or these 10 watt speakers, hooked it up, set it up and it sounds great! It might not be at its max capacity but in my eyes, its better to actually use the rears than not have them at all. The OTHER thing I realized, is since you are moving the rears to the wireless adapter, it leaves the rear ports in the back of my Samsung reciever open, since you arent using them. Sooo I bought some copper wires, hooked them to the back of the 2007 samsung reciever, connected the insignia speakers the kit came with and VOILA! 7.1 surround sound with 4 rear surrounds lmfao Wow. For 30-40 bucks, totally worth it. Just my 5 cents. Be well and stay safe. P.S. wireless rears are under the couch. Dont want my babies playing with them lol

I wanted to use these on there surround speakers and it works! Here's my setup: Yamaha receiver Definite Technology ProCinema 60 5.1 (not fancy at all) I wanted to use this to make my surround speakers wireless. This is one of the cheapest transmitter/receiver you'll find. Just toss the insignia speakers they come with. Use the setup where you connect optical from TV to the Insignia transmitter optical in and then use optical out to go into Yamaha (or other brand) receiver. Connect all the speakers to their respective wires and voila! You have to use the Insignia remote to select "surround" and adjust volume for the rears. You can still use your receiver remote as normal to control volume, mode, etc. Time will tell but so far it's great. Cons so far; - pops every once in awhile (wireless interference?) - system goes on standby which I don't like cause you basically have to use their remote to turn it back on.

They are loud enough and strong enough to endure a good system to feed off. No popping or cracking detected.

Amazing product. Easy to install. Great sound and price.

I brought two of these on clearance and I have no regrets. After looking at new surround sound systems, I decided to go this route because my existing wired sound systems had good sound and I would save a boat load. Also, I read reviews of new systems that had latency issues. I'm happy I made the decision to keep what I had and add these for wireless surround sound. I added one to my living room that had a wired soundbar and sub, using the surround speakers in the kit. I added the other to my basement which is a 5.1 system, so I used the existing surround speakers. The included speakers are not bad but the existing speakers I had are far better. My only complaint regarding this product is it doesn't always connect the way it should (scrambled sound comes out). I have discovered that the order in which you turn the system on plays a factor. First, turn on the main speakers then turn on the surround. If you experience any trouble with a good connection just unplug the power to the receiver (connected to your surround speakers) anf plug it back in. It has worked like a charm every time.