Polk Audio - Patio 200 5" 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Loudspeakers (Pair) - White

Excellent speaker for the money. Sound quality surpassed my expectations. Good size for mounting below the eaves of your house. Look great and build quality seems excellent. If you're in the sub-$200 price point for outdoor speakers, these are probably the best out there. Power these with at least a 200W amp and run properly sized speaker wire (usually 16AWG copper or larger) to get the full power and sound quality. Enjoy!

After reading many reviews and debating on spending lots of dollars on Bose I decided to buy these Polk speakers. I am not disappointed. For the money these speakers are great and I can fill my entire yard with sound if I wanted to. Powerful enough to disturb the neighbors if I wanted. I mostly listen to Rock and Country and both sound great. Nice full sound and crisp highs. Compliments the house well.

Grabbed me two of these speaker for my outdoor patio , I placed them about 30 ft apart and they sound pretty good , handled the bass ok but I never needed to go full volume . Just the right sound for outdoor music

These work great with the outdoor sound system. We have 2 sets of Yamaha's and now the Polk's. We actually moved a set of Yamaha's to another location and replaced them with the Polk's that produce a better sound in the main location. Amazing sound and no vibrations or popping.

My son bought these to mount onto our deck by the pool. They are hooked up to an old Denon AVR receiver. They sound great and can easily swivel left and right by hand. The speakers have a nice sound and are plenty load for our backyard.

Have purchased several Polk products over the past 30 years or so and been pleased with their performance. This is my first purchase of an "outdoor" product, installed beneath roof-line of our barn to provide sound to an area where we regularly gather for libations and have bonfires. I am happy with ease of installation and quality of sound. They have been in place for about a month and seem to be holding up well to the elements.

We were looking for a moderately sized speaker to upgrade our outdoor system. The Polks were on sale at Best Buy, so I was looking through them. While the specs for these don't include much low end (60 Hz.) I decided to give them a try. Since they were a retrofit, it took about 10 minutes to pull down the old speakers and mount these. I then fired up the system and got no sound. So I kept bumping up the volume. (you know where this is going) Ultimately I realized I picked the net radio and it takes a few to 15 seconds to buffer. BOOM, on they came with a vengeance. Wow. My wife was inside and she opened the door and said "these are great! Maybe too much?" I said no I just have them too loud. Lowered the volume and they still sounded terrific. Highly recommended.

At first I didn't know if I should buy these speakers, I had my eye on the definitive technology outdoor speakers. I went and bought those for $159 each on sale, after testing them with my Onkyo 75w receiver, they didn't sound that good, the speakers needed more power, back to the store to purchase the 100W Insignia receiver with Bluetooth for $129 while I was there I saw they had a pair of Polk patio 200 speakers open box for $99 a pair. I took the speakers and the insignia receiver, when I got home I tried the insignia receiver with the definitive speakers and sounded ok but not what I was expecting, I tried the insignia with the Polk speakers and they sounded better than the definitive, and last I tried My 75W Onkyo receiver I had and the Polk speakers, WOW the Polk speakers with the 75W receiver sounded great , just the perfect sound for my patio, the bass is good enough to not disturb the neighbors, I definitely recommend the POLK Patio 200 speakers. FYI Definitive Technology speakers are great speakers you just need the right receiver for the speakers.