Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these on sale for $50 each. I installed 4 in our living room ceiling. They work fine at low sound levels but with high sound levels they distort. I guess I got what I paid for. If you are only looking for a run of the mill in wall, these are for you.

Looks nice. Just installed in the ceiling. Still trying to make it work

Decent price point. Mid level speakers. Decent for ambient music.

For the price you really can’t beat it. Not going to blow you away, but solid.

Not a bad pair of speakers look great in the ceiling. Very low profile.Easy to install.

Using these Polk ceiling speakers as rear surrounds. Have been very happy with them so far, would recommend.

Great speaker for the price. Crisp sound. Low profile.

For a ceiling speaker and only one comes in the Box. But I have to admit it is a good speaker

These were a good value on Sale $60. But ultimately on the lower end of the polk audio spectrum. Would not recommend to a hardcore audiophile.

Average sound. For the price paid, you get what you pay for.

Sound was not that great. I put them up against sonance speakers and those were better than these.

only thing i need is a sub. these speakers can hold the power

I had to return the item for it was not what I needed. I think it would have otherwise been a good speaker.

I was looking for 4 ceiling speakers to complete a 7.2.4 Atmos system when I came across these. The rest of the system is as follows: Front L/R: BP8040ST Center: CS8060HD Surround L/R: BP8040ST Surround Back L/R: SR8080BP Subs: 2 x SVS SB2000 Given that everything except the subs comes from the Definitive Technology 8000 series, I had originally been looking at the DT8R. The Polk VT60 has very similar specs (though single tweeter vs dual tweeters in the Def Tech), but at $50 a piece on sale versus $200+ for the DT8R I was willing to give them a try. Apart from cost considerations, the cutout for the DT8R is slightly bigger than for the VT60, so it wouldn't have been the end of the world to swap them out if I ended up not liking the Polks. Upon opening the boxes, I was quite impressed with the construction quality of the VT60s. This doesn't look or feel like a $50 or $100 speaker, and I will note here that there is a Polk V60 which appears to be identical in every regard but which lists for $200 each. The VT60 is a Best Buy only model. I'll spare you the gory details of what "fun" it was installing the 4 Polks into an existing construction ceiling that wasn't wired for speakers. Let's just say that it wasn't an afternoon that I would care to repeat. With everything hooked up and Audyssey XT32 run to calibrate it all, I ran some Atmos demos. Incidentally Audyssey set the crossover for the Polks at 80Hz so they can definitely get down low for such a small speaker. I immediately knew that this was a good decision. If you've ever watched the Amaze demo, the rain seemed to be coming from above - not in an easily locatable way, but in a diffuse, enveloping way. Awesome! Just for fun I tried listening to some music with all channels engaged. Missy Elliott's "Get Your Freak On" was huge fun with "Holler!" rolling around the room from every side and also from above. Not how I usually listen to music, but actually a very cool twist for certain genres. Recently we watched the "Last Samurai". There's a scene where assassins are attacking Katsumoto's village, and they're creeping up the roof to begin their attack. This isn't an Atmos soundtrack by the way, but the Dolby Surround Upmixer does a phenomenal job sending appropriate content to the Atmos speakers. My wife about jumped out of her skin as it truly sounded as though the assassins were on our roof! The Polks did a fantastic job of producing every subtle footfall in phenomenal detail, and equally well at louder, deeper sounds as the attack was in full swing. I could continue to praise the performance of these speakers with legitimate Atmos soundtracks like Passengers, Life, Gravity, John Wick, Oblivion etc (Life makes a lot of use of the height speakers with off-camera voices as well as effects). Suffice to say that they're staying right where they are, and I'm about to get a third pair for when 7.2.6 is realistically affordable. Don't let the price put you off. These speakers are legitimate performers, affordable as opposed to cheap, and I suspect you'd have to spend an awful lot more to get a minimal improvement.

no sound out Of two speakers. So sad Monet wasted.

I purchased these for my living room, installed everything and got it tuned right and I must say I’m very impressed with the sound. They are great speakers for the price. I purchased on sale for 59.99, defiantly even worth the 99 a speaker. Build quality is excellent as well. The mounting hardware takes away drilling so many holes and adding drywall anchors. The simple screw and clip on the rear of the speaker is genius design. Overall if your thinking of adding surround sound to your place and don’t want to pay $199 for each speaker get these and you won’t be disappointed.

These are my first in ceiling speakers and they are worth of the money. They sound great and thing I like most is they have good bass too.

Just finished installing 4 of these. I pre-wired the four ceiling corners of our family room. Connected to a Sony multi channel AV receiver (145W/channel), auto setup the sound with the optimizer microphone. The sound is phenomenal, better than the Bose surround that I have installed in my bar game room. Great deal as they were on sale for $50 off.

I use these with a 5.2.2 set up and work well with dolby atmos

Great price for some rear speakers. Nice and Easy to use.