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title: "Rockville TM80W Powered Home Theater Tower Speaker System, White, 800W, 8\" Subwoofers, Bluetooth, USB/SD Playback, FM Radio, Remote Control, Karaoke Ready, Perfect for Home Entertainment"
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# Dual mic inputs for karaoke 45.7m Bluetooth range 800W peak power Rockville TM80W Powered Home Theater Tower Speaker System, White, 800W, 8" Subwoofers, Bluetooth, USB/SD Playback, FM Radio, Remote Control, Karaoke Ready, Perfect for Home Entertainment

**Brand:** rockville
**Price:** ₱64248
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your home entertainment — be the envy of every movie night and party!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rockville TM80W Powered Home Theater Tower Speaker System, White, 800W, 8" Subwoofers, Bluetooth, USB/SD Playback, FM Radio, Remote Control, Karaoke Ready, Perfect for Home Entertainment by rockville
- **How much does it cost?** ₱64248 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ph](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/102319791-rockville-tm80w-powered-home-theater-tower-speaker-system-white-800w)

## Best For

- rockville enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rockville brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Media Hub:** Supports USB, SD card, FM radio, and multiple inputs for all your entertainment sources in one sleek tower.
- • **Party-Ready Karaoke Mode:** Dual mic inputs with echo and volume controls turn any gathering into an unforgettable sing-along event.
- • **Cinematic Sound Powerhouse:** 800W peak output delivers immersive, distortion-free audio that transforms your living room into a private theater.
- • **Seamless Wireless Connectivity:** Bluetooth with a 150-foot max range ensures effortless streaming from any smart device without interruptions.
- • **Custom-Tailored Audio Experience:** 8 EQ presets plus adjustable bass and treble let you fine-tune sound to match your vibe or content.

## Overview

The Rockville TM80W is a stylish, white powered home theater tower speaker system featuring dual 8-inch subwoofers and multiple full-range drivers. Delivering 800W peak power and 200W RMS, it offers deep bass and crystal-clear highs. Equipped with Bluetooth (up to 45.7m range), USB/SD playback, FM radio, and remote control, it supports versatile connectivity. Its built-in 8-band EQ and karaoke-ready dual mic inputs make it perfect for personalized audio and social gatherings. Weighing 41.9 lbs, it combines powerful sound performance with a modern design ideal for home entertainment setups.

## Description

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Review: Product Review: [TM150 & TM80 Speaker System] - Product Review: [TM150 & TM80 Speaker System]I ​Overall Impression ​Right out of the box, I was immediately impressed with the appearance and overall fit and finish. These speakers have a classy look and a premium aesthetic that will complement any home décor. While the build quality is somewhat modest—the MDF is thinner than I would expect—the phenomenal sound quality completely makes up for it. For the price point, this system is an absolute winner. ​Sound Quality and Performance ​These speakers are loud with very little audible distortion, delivering an excellent acoustic experience across the frequency range. ​Highs & Mids: The dome tweeter and mid-range drivers deliver crisp, clean highs, ensuring clarity in dialogue and effects. ​Bass: The built-in subs produce deep, rich bass that is impactful and powerful. ​Home Theater Application ​I am currently using this system in a 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos home theater configuration, utilizing a pair of TM150s for the right and left fronts and two pairs of TM80s for the surrounds and rears. My center channel also utilizes a powered sub (from a different manufacturer). I have 2 12 inch powered subs for the lowest frequencies. After setup and calibration, I tested the system with the 4K movie Final Reckoning. I was absolutely floored by the sound quality. The separation was distinct and noticeable, the highs were sharp and crisp, and the deep rumble of the bass was enough to shake the windows, completely surpassing my expectations for a system at this price. ​Features and Versatility ​The system is highly versatile, offering great standalone features that add to its value and fun factor. ​Bluetooth Connectivity: The Bluetooth connectivity was seamless and straightforward to set up. The signal was strong and provided good range. ​FM Radio: The FM radio plays as expected, also with a good, strong signal reception. ​Karaoke: The karaoke feature was loads of fun. Connecting a separately purchased microphone and pairing a tablet via Bluetooth (using desertcart Music for music and lyrics) allowed us to mirror the lyrics to the big screen for a group activity. ​Noted Issues ​I did encounter one minor manufacturing issue. I accidentally plugged RCA cables into the wrong input on one set of the TM80's Aux 2 terminals. When I pulled the cables out, the terminals pulled right out with them. I had to use a pair of pliers to separate them from the cables. Fortunately, this did not affect the use of the other terminals, and all other functionality is still intact. Sending the speakers back for such a small issue would have been more trouble than it was worth. ​Final Verdict ​Hardcore audiophiles might scoff at a budget system like this, but for the average person looking for great, powerful sound without breaking the bank, this system is highly recommended. It is versatile, powerful, and aesthetically appealing—a perfect standalone system for great sound on a budget. I was unable to add a video and pictures. I kept getting an error.
Review: Need more time before I can give a definitive review - I bought this as a replacement to a Vizio surround system that just recently had the mid ranges blown out while I was playing around with an equalizer app on my phone (thanks, Neutralizer). As I like listening to my music in good quality speakers, meaning, speakers that work the way they were intended out the box and not necessarily high end or expensive stuff, I wanted to buy another system stat. (And needless to say, I learned a valuable lesson about playing with equalizer apps. I will now only use said apps with speakers that do not come with one built in, and whatever sound I pick first go around is stuck until the unit fails.) I want to start with the good before I get into the ugly. Oh, and this review is eating up schoolwork time, so it won't be edited. We're getting this review done in one take — no revises or edits. I'd first like to speak of the Bluetooth connectivity. Smooth and difficult to interfere with. Now, I have read some reviews speaking about the shoddy Bluetooth connection (bad potential consumer first impression), but I have yet to experience it. In fact, I had worse connection on my V-series Vizio surround system before upgrading to the M-series, and even then, the M-series still had some connectivity issues. The Rockville TM80 has yet to cause me any connectivity issues (good personal impression). This can certainly be chalked up to phone compatibility. I have a Motorola Tracphone specifically for music. Maybe Vizio has a difficult time staying connected to cheap phones? I don't know. All I know is that the Rockville TM80's Bluetooth hasn't caused me any issues yet. Next, I'd like to speak about the aesthetic. A freaking +. This system is a beauty and a beast (we'll get to that soon) all in one. She's a rough and tumble, sleek and robust, ragtime gamine of a gal, and she'll steal your heart (men, women, and non-binaries alike). This system looks so great — especially cherry (the one I purchased). That's where the good ends. Onto the meh and the frustrating. The remote is horrible. There is some kind of delay from when the buttons are pressed and the system response. Not only that, but you have to hold the remote in a specific way if you want it to work JUUUUUUUST right. It's annoying... Then there's the sound. It's not bad. Not bad by any means. But it's apparent this unit is a bit of an acquired tase in the sound department. There is a lot of bass, like, for days. The built-in equalizer only exacerbates the speakers' odd sounds. In fact, when I first started playing with equalizer, I wondered to myself if perhaps it was three or four bands instead of the self-reported 8 in the user manual. I like to get my music to where I can hear the highs, mids, and lows in a ratio that give me goosebumps and the tingles. Unfortunately, that is not possible here with this unit because of the system's innate sound. Swap from country to jazz preset and the mid ranges get REALLY soft. Swap from NOA to AOC and the highs nearly fall off completely. Presets just seem to drag sounds forward and push sounds back (I mean duh, that's what equalizers do, but this is to the extreme). And as an aside, there seems to be one speaker that cannot handle certain frequencies on the NOA equalizer preset SPECIFICALLY: it's weird. It's fine on every other preset, yet distorts when in NOA... Again, weird, but not a fatal flaw. I just chalk it up to the built-in amp, since a metallic ring (you know, that old school speaker metallic ring that should be a thing of the past) seems to be coming from this one top speaker and the same on the other speaker, though, assuming again, I believe the other speaker does not distort due to hitting handling different frequencies(?). Finally, since I've rambled long enough. THE WEIGHT. She. Is. A. Beast. I'm thirty years old, live alone, have 115LBS to my name during summers and 125LBS (on a GOOD day) during winters, and I'm only 4'11". This unit was heavy. I'd go so far to say it was heavier that the self-reported 40 something in the user manual. I can lift 50 pounds relatively fine. That's not really an issue. But these speakers almost blew my backout, and they didn't even offer to wine and dine me first. Now, this is only a personal pet peeve, and by no means is this a part of my review, so to speak. But they were heavy enough to the point where I considered returning them. Thankfully the postman was there, and even a neighbor was there, to help me put the box on a cart and haul to the elevator. But I prayed and prayed the thing would work right out the box, because it was so heavy that I had a difficult time removing it from the box. Welp, it's set up, it works, and it looks nice. So, I guess that's all that should matter. Despite all the cons I mentioned, however, it is a good system overall. Can't speak to its longevity at the moment, as I've only had it a few days (oh, but boy did it come way, way earlier than expected). I can't speak to the connectivity of the RCA or coaxal inputs, as I am only using Bluetooth, since my blown-out midrange Vizio system has since been delegated to TV duty. But it is an overall great sound system, albeit with a few kinks that need some ironing out. Rockville has the potential to be a heavy hitter if they only upped their quality assurance. I can see them being my first pick alongside Vizio. Do I regret branching out from Vizio? No. But would I ever buy from Rockville again? Maybe. Depends on if they ever decide to dial their quality up to eleven, so that they have fewer unfavorable reviews on desertcart and everywhere else for their products. You can do it, Rockville! Just look at what the competition is doing and do it better or in an interesting and fun way.

## Features

- ALL-IN-ONE HOME THEATER SYSTEM - Combines two 8" subwoofers, four full-range drivers and two silk dome tweeters for a complete home theater system. Includes Bluetooth, USB, SD card, FM radio and multiple input options for easy connection to your TV, smartphone or MP3 player.
- INCREDIBLE SOUND PERFORMANCE - 200W RMS and 800W peak power deliver deep bass and clear highs without distortion, even at maximum volume. Perfect for movies, music and karaoke with cinema-quality sound.
- MODERN, STYLISH DESIGN - Features a polished MDF wood finish in white, chrome accents, rounded edges, and a sleek glass LCD screen.
- CUSTOMIZABLE AUDIO - Fine-tune your sound with an 8 EQ presets and adjustable bass and treble controls. The included remote makes it easy to adjust settings for a personalized audio experience.
- KARAOKE READY - Includes two 1/4-inch mic inputs with adjustable volume and echo controls for the ultimate home karaoke speaker system experience, perfect for parties or gatherings.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07431399Z |
| Audio Driver Size | 8 Inches |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,579 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #8 in Surround Sound Systems |
| Bluetooth Range | 45.72 Meters |
| Color | White |
| Color Name | White |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Tablet, Laptop, Television |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,201) |
| Date First Available | July 19, 2017 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00811080027425 |
| Included Components | Speakers |
| Input Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Weight | 41.9 pounds |
| Item model number | TM80W |
| Manufacturer | Rockville |
| Material | MDF |
| Material Type | MDF |
| Maximum Range | 150 Feet |
| Model Name | TM80W |
| Mounting Type | Plug Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Output Wattage | 800 Watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 12.99"D x 6.3"W x 31.9"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home Theater |
| Set Name | Home Theater Speaker Set |
| Shape | tower |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 60 dB |
| Size | 8 inch |
| Speaker Amplification Type | Active |
| Speaker Count | 2 |
| Speaker Size | 8 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Floor Standing, Subwoofer |
| Special Feature | Display |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 2.0 |
| UPC | 811080027425 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Type | [INF] Limited Warranty or equivalent |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wattage | 800 watts |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |
| Woofer Diameter | 8 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Surround
- **Brand:** Rockville
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Frequency Response:** 20000 Hz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 800 Watts

## Images

![Rockville TM80W Powered Home Theater Tower Speaker System, White, 800W, 8" Subwoofers, Bluetooth, USB/SD Playback, FM Radio, Remote Control, Karaoke Ready, Perfect for Home Entertainment - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61doqIl41WL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Product Review: [TM150 & TM80 Speaker System]
*by L***H on October 18, 2025*

Product Review: [TM150 & TM80 Speaker System]I ​Overall Impression ​Right out of the box, I was immediately impressed with the appearance and overall fit and finish. These speakers have a classy look and a premium aesthetic that will complement any home décor. While the build quality is somewhat modest—the MDF is thinner than I would expect—the phenomenal sound quality completely makes up for it. For the price point, this system is an absolute winner. ​Sound Quality and Performance ​These speakers are loud with very little audible distortion, delivering an excellent acoustic experience across the frequency range. ​Highs & Mids: The dome tweeter and mid-range drivers deliver crisp, clean highs, ensuring clarity in dialogue and effects. ​Bass: The built-in subs produce deep, rich bass that is impactful and powerful. ​Home Theater Application ​I am currently using this system in a 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos home theater configuration, utilizing a pair of TM150s for the right and left fronts and two pairs of TM80s for the surrounds and rears. My center channel also utilizes a powered sub (from a different manufacturer). I have 2 12 inch powered subs for the lowest frequencies. After setup and calibration, I tested the system with the 4K movie Final Reckoning. I was absolutely floored by the sound quality. The separation was distinct and noticeable, the highs were sharp and crisp, and the deep rumble of the bass was enough to shake the windows, completely surpassing my expectations for a system at this price. ​Features and Versatility ​The system is highly versatile, offering great standalone features that add to its value and fun factor. ​Bluetooth Connectivity: The Bluetooth connectivity was seamless and straightforward to set up. The signal was strong and provided good range. ​FM Radio: The FM radio plays as expected, also with a good, strong signal reception. ​Karaoke: The karaoke feature was loads of fun. Connecting a separately purchased microphone and pairing a tablet via Bluetooth (using Amazon Music for music and lyrics) allowed us to mirror the lyrics to the big screen for a group activity. ​Noted Issues ​I did encounter one minor manufacturing issue. I accidentally plugged RCA cables into the wrong input on one set of the TM80's Aux 2 terminals. When I pulled the cables out, the terminals pulled right out with them. I had to use a pair of pliers to separate them from the cables. Fortunately, this did not affect the use of the other terminals, and all other functionality is still intact. Sending the speakers back for such a small issue would have been more trouble than it was worth. ​Final Verdict ​Hardcore audiophiles might scoff at a budget system like this, but for the average person looking for great, powerful sound without breaking the bank, this system is highly recommended. It is versatile, powerful, and aesthetically appealing—a perfect standalone system for great sound on a budget. I was unable to add a video and pictures. I kept getting an error.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Need more time before I can give a definitive review
*by V***E on October 17, 2024*

I bought this as a replacement to a Vizio surround system that just recently had the mid ranges blown out while I was playing around with an equalizer app on my phone (thanks, Neutralizer). As I like listening to my music in good quality speakers, meaning, speakers that work the way they were intended out the box and not necessarily high end or expensive stuff, I wanted to buy another system stat. (And needless to say, I learned a valuable lesson about playing with equalizer apps. I will now only use said apps with speakers that do not come with one built in, and whatever sound I pick first go around is stuck until the unit fails.) I want to start with the good before I get into the ugly. Oh, and this review is eating up schoolwork time, so it won't be edited. We're getting this review done in one take — no revises or edits. I'd first like to speak of the Bluetooth connectivity. Smooth and difficult to interfere with. Now, I have read some reviews speaking about the shoddy Bluetooth connection (bad potential consumer first impression), but I have yet to experience it. In fact, I had worse connection on my V-series Vizio surround system before upgrading to the M-series, and even then, the M-series still had some connectivity issues. The Rockville TM80 has yet to cause me any connectivity issues (good personal impression). This can certainly be chalked up to phone compatibility. I have a Motorola Tracphone specifically for music. Maybe Vizio has a difficult time staying connected to cheap phones? I don't know. All I know is that the Rockville TM80's Bluetooth hasn't caused me any issues yet. Next, I'd like to speak about the aesthetic. A freaking +. This system is a beauty and a beast (we'll get to that soon) all in one. She's a rough and tumble, sleek and robust, ragtime gamine of a gal, and she'll steal your heart (men, women, and non-binaries alike). This system looks so great — especially cherry (the one I purchased). That's where the good ends. Onto the meh and the frustrating. The remote is horrible. There is some kind of delay from when the buttons are pressed and the system response. Not only that, but you have to hold the remote in a specific way if you want it to work JUUUUUUUST right. It's annoying... Then there's the sound. It's not bad. Not bad by any means. But it's apparent this unit is a bit of an acquired tase in the sound department. There is a lot of bass, like, for days. The built-in equalizer only exacerbates the speakers' odd sounds. In fact, when I first started playing with equalizer, I wondered to myself if perhaps it was three or four bands instead of the self-reported 8 in the user manual. I like to get my music to where I can hear the highs, mids, and lows in a ratio that give me goosebumps and the tingles. Unfortunately, that is not possible here with this unit because of the system's innate sound. Swap from country to jazz preset and the mid ranges get REALLY soft. Swap from NOA to AOC and the highs nearly fall off completely. Presets just seem to drag sounds forward and push sounds back (I mean duh, that's what equalizers do, but this is to the extreme). And as an aside, there seems to be one speaker that cannot handle certain frequencies on the NOA equalizer preset SPECIFICALLY: it's weird. It's fine on every other preset, yet distorts when in NOA... Again, weird, but not a fatal flaw. I just chalk it up to the built-in amp, since a metallic ring (you know, that old school speaker metallic ring that should be a thing of the past) seems to be coming from this one top speaker and the same on the other speaker, though, assuming again, I believe the other speaker does not distort due to hitting handling different frequencies(?). Finally, since I've rambled long enough. THE WEIGHT. She. Is. A. Beast. I'm thirty years old, live alone, have 115LBS to my name during summers and 125LBS (on a GOOD day) during winters, and I'm only 4'11". This unit was heavy. I'd go so far to say it was heavier that the self-reported 40 something in the user manual. I can lift 50 pounds relatively fine. That's not really an issue. But these speakers almost blew my backout, and they didn't even offer to wine and dine me first. Now, this is only a personal pet peeve, and by no means is this a part of my review, so to speak. But they were heavy enough to the point where I considered returning them. Thankfully the postman was there, and even a neighbor was there, to help me put the box on a cart and haul to the elevator. But I prayed and prayed the thing would work right out the box, because it was so heavy that I had a difficult time removing it from the box. Welp, it's set up, it works, and it looks nice. So, I guess that's all that should matter. Despite all the cons I mentioned, however, it is a good system overall. Can't speak to its longevity at the moment, as I've only had it a few days (oh, but boy did it come way, way earlier than expected). I can't speak to the connectivity of the RCA or coaxal inputs, as I am only using Bluetooth, since my blown-out midrange Vizio system has since been delegated to TV duty. But it is an overall great sound system, albeit with a few kinks that need some ironing out. Rockville has the potential to be a heavy hitter if they only upped their quality assurance. I can see them being my first pick alongside Vizio. Do I regret branching out from Vizio? No. But would I ever buy from Rockville again? Maybe. Depends on if they ever decide to dial their quality up to eleven, so that they have fewer unfavorable reviews on Amazon and everywhere else for their products. You can do it, Rockville! Just look at what the competition is doing and do it better or in an interesting and fun way.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rockville surround sound speakers
*by J***N on November 30, 2025*

These home surround sound speakers with built-in recever are extraordinary!! They where supper easy! To set up supper easy to connect, & thee sound was really great!!! Thee only down side to any of this system is that thee product ! "Dose not" have a HDMI connection to modern day TV,s for modern tvs connections, Nor does the surround sound system, 🤔 one thing i suggest is go with HDMI adding in an HDMI to connect from TV to speakers instead of analog connectors, that way any TV will connect flawlessly

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