Pros: These speakers are an extraordinary value, I purchased them for 149.99 with a code that brought them to 99.99. I have a yamaha receiver that throws 140 watts their way and I've yet to hear them distort, and I like metal, and loud. They mingle nicely with my Klipsch Synergy and Advent Pro100 mains, and my Klipsch SW450 sub and Polk Audio CS10 Center. They were the missing ingredient. I'm very impressed with Polk, they just seem to get it, from timbre matching to quality.

Cons: No cons, I like the small form factor/big sound and they lend an essence of class to my surround system, very good looking speakers.

Overall Review: As for the people that decided to knock an egg off for the speaker connections, I've hung mine on my media room walls with 12 gauge wire and yes, it was a mighty tight fit, but I have absolutely no worry they'll come loose, the clamp is well made and fits on the wire like clamp, just like the old days. DO NOT let these reviewers skew your choice, for the money, I've heard nothing better, period.

Pros: The surrounds are relatively small at about 8" high. The wall-mount brackets are easy to install. The sound quality is fine -- I didn't get them for audiophile purposes. I wanted modestly priced, and attractive, dedicated surround satellite speakers. These fit the bill nicely.

Cons: Speaker-terminals are the spring-clip kind. I used 13-gauge speaker wire. It was difficult to get them inserted 'just right' 14-gauge is probably the comfortable maximum.

Pros: Not the audiophile but these speakers are way superior to my Logitech z4 2.1 (the children custom mod'd the z4 by punching out the diaphragms) RM8 sound very good indeed for a 99$ Black Friday deal. I'm rockin' some euphoria right now. And the wife who is the Audiophile in this family says they sound good also....

Cons: The wire retention closed gap will not hold 22+ Gauge wire. Had to crimp a connector to accept the Z4 wiring. Size and shape are little different to most desktop speakers I've seen. I'm stretching though, these are good speakers.

Pros: I was very impressed with these speakers. I run a 7.2 surround sound and I use these as my side middle speakers and they are perfect with the two directional sound. They fill the room beautifully with a wide range of notes and sounds for movies and music.

Cons: I've had these for a good 6 months and have yet to find something they can't do.

Overall Review: You can't beat this value. These may not have the best wire connectors but you have to spend a whole lot more to get speakers with that and I don't see the point. Save yourself the money and just get these, there's no reason not too.

Pros: These are some pretty good satellite speakers . They have an amazing fill for such small speakers. The the design really works well for my living area. Comes with some really neat mounting devices. For the Newegg price you can not go wrong here.

Cons: The speaker wire connections are terrible though . They just won't hold speaker wire worth a darn. I'd rate these speakers a 5 if not for this annoyance.

Pros: These speakers sound a lot bigger than they actually are. That said, they are indeed very small. Hell, they are smaller than some of the cups I drink ice water from. When I initially connected them to my receiver and ran a test tone through them I was shocked at not only their dynamic range but how full the sound is coming from such tiny speakers. If you're on the fence with these and you have a small to medium size room you won't be disappointed by their performance. Also, all things being relative these little guys are heavy. They have some heft when you pick them up. They feel solid and I like the triangular form factor. With a secondary driver mounted opposing the primary side they are able to deliver sound more efficiently from a wider angle of attack. This is the secret as to why they "sound bigger".

Cons: Like the other reviewer posted the only thing suspect about these speakers is their connection terminals. They are the cheap spring loaded wire clip style type. It's not a deal breaker but might require some creativity locking the wire in place when wall mounting. The weight of the wire (when wall mounted at a decent height) if not supported will likely dislodge it from the terminals. I myself looped the speaker wire around the wall mount base and pinched it between the mount and speaker. I shouldn't have to do this to secure my speaker connection, but what ever. I concur, these speakers would get 5 eggs had they made the enclosure an inch taller and put proper wire connectors on them. It's manageable but if I were to buy these at their stated retail price I'd be annoyed (I paid 120 for the pair which was a promo).

Overall Review: If you're looking for a lower profile, aesthetically pleasing, full sounding rear channel speaker but are willing to deal with a semi-jankey speaker connection these are the speakers for you. But be patient, and get them on sale.

Pros: Added to home theater to update from 5.1 to 7.1. Good sounding and the design and speaker placement provide a good/full rear sound field. On special the price was right and easily these were much better than anything else priced anywhere near them.

Cons: Not in love with the wire connections, but if wall mounted the speaker wire is supported and does not present a loss of connection problem.

Overall Review: The connection situation was minor and represented a half egg deduction. Actual rating is 4.5. The addition of these relatively inexpensive speakers have definitely added to our home theater.

Pros: Beautiful design, clear sound, quality.

Cons: Cheap plastic wall mounts, one came broken, the other cracked, Contacted Polk numerous time with no answer or call back to replaced my wall mounts.

Overall Review: Buy better wall mounts.