House of Marley Get Together Duo Bookshelf Speakers - Bluetooth Speakers with AUX Input, Turntable and Vinyl Record Player Compatible - High Definition Active Bookshelf Speaker, Sustainable Design

Easy to use, decent price, good looking

I love these speakers so much, great sound,You can attach via cables or blu tooth to a record deck, I would love to have an option to adjust the treble and bass directly. They take a little getting used to, but once you’ve used them a few times it becomes second nature,the pairing of them to each other is done automatically, again you may need to assist this.One thing to be aware is the right speaker that is the removable one and is charged via a usb occasionally indicates it’s fully charged but will not turn on, you need to leave it over night, or for a day charging and it will work. As expected I love the fact that the chargeable speaker can be unplugged and moved into the garden or another part of the room. I could not recommend the speakers highly enough.

Okay so I don't normally leave reviews because I'm lazy. But in the hopes that this spares some other poor soul from the abysmal documentation that comes with these, here we go...To pair with the Marley turntable:- Turn on speakers one by one- Wait until they announce that they're connected- Double tap the Bluetooth button on the turntable- They should now announce that they're pairedThese steps were nowhere in the provided documentation. Unless they were in the Chinese section?As for the speakers themselves... I'm happy with the quality. I'm by no means an audiophile but they look great, surprisingly bassy and powerful for their size and I'm very much enjoying listening to my records through them. Definitely an upgrade from my previous GPO setup.The voice announcements are a little too loud for my liking but that's a minor annoyance I can live with.The poor documentation really lets this down though and does make me somewhat bitter about the purchase. A little more care and thought could have made for a much better unboxing experience.

I had been looking for some good quality speaker for use in my house for some time and decided on the House of Marley Two Together Duo speakers. They look great, are produced from sustainable materials and have really competitive sound quality for the size and price.They really manage to fill out a room and have also been amazing for use it the garden or outside due to its bluetooth capability.I’d highly recommend these as a well priced option for great looking and sounding speakers and would happily buy from House of Marley again.

Absolutly horrific to try and pair with apple, will not under any circumstances pair with each other, crap, dont waste your time with them. Being returned

I purchased these speakers with the intention to use them with my PC. If this is what you're considering, I'd say these may not be the best choice, which I wish was somehow communicated (unless I missed it).The main issue with that are the following two reasons:a) These speakers have an auto-off function built in, which you cannot disable. So if you tend to switch between speakers and headphones or do not have audio playing for longer than 20 min, these will switch off on you constantly.b) What makes it so much worse, in order to switch on these speakers, you need to hold the on button for 2-3 sec twice (once for each! speaker). If, like me, you also intend to have them plugged in via RCA, then before switching on the second speaker, you need to click the power button twice to cycle through modes - Bluetooth, AUX, RCA - and you need to give it time between clicks.If you want to use these speakers in a way that does not involve repeated periods of silence and audio, then they aren't bad.Pros:(+) Aesthetically, I find them appealing and able to fit different settings. They also look well made and have a solid feel to them.(+) One of the speakers is portable, paired via Bluetooth, so you're not going to be restricted by wherever the main speaker is plugged in.(+) Sound quality is decent for music, although there were instances where I found them a bit flat, but I'm told it's good for the price range and size.(+) Made from recycled materials.Cons:(-) Auto-off function is not toggleable.(-) Cumbersome to turn on: Hold power for 2sec for each speaker and sometimes you need to pair them again before use.(-) If you want to connect them in any other way than Bluetooth (AUX or RCA), the setting isn't memorised, so you'll have to click the power button once or twice respectively each time you power them on.(-) If you plan on having both speakers plugged into the socket permanently, you'll require 2 sockets - one of them can be USB.(-) The written instructions on how to connect the speakers via RCA are wrong (I assume outdated). They tell you to plug in the Left RCA end to the left speaker and the right RCA end to the right speaker, where in reality they're both meant to go into the left speaker in the corresponding sockets. Took me too long to realise why the speakers weren't working...Given there is no way to have these speakers plugged and ready to go whenever, I struggle to think of a scenario where these would be comfortable to use, even as living room speakers. Will likely be returning the product, as the limited functionality doesn't justify the cost.

Love the look of these speakers as well as the sound quality. Only negative is that it can take a few minutes to turn them on because they are Bluetooth.

I bought these speakers after a friend had recommended them to me and I have not been disappointed. I love the earthy wooden design and the high-quality sound. One speaker is portable so it gives you ultimate flexibility whether youd like to listen to music outside with friends or at home.These speakers are also compatible with the turntable "stir it up wireless" from House of Marley and share the same design - I will make sure to add these to my collection.