Sony SRS-A27

The Sony SRS-A27 speakers offer a broad range of sound

They are big and bulky

These are better used as simple and stationary desktop speakers.

compact; doesn't take up a lot of space

sounds ver tinny

Excellent product. I bought one set about a year ago and liked it so much that I bought two more pairs. Can be connected to almost any device with a 1/8 inch audio output port. Passive speakers that don't require either AC or batteries to work, but...

no pros observed

Even though we switch off sound comes, Other is explained below

So many speakers now are outlet or battery powered. I needed one that did both and had good quality, sound and could get decently loud. These rock. A perfect blend of those qualities. They can be battery powered or plugged into an outlet, a feature...

Compact","Durable

Poor Sound Quality

I have owned these speakers for quite some time now. I use them with my Sony ICF-SW7600GR AM/FM Shortwave World Band Receiver with Single Side Band Reception and, for listening to shortwave broadcasts and local AM stations in conjunction with this...

First of all, this speaker is for the office and not for music or entertainment. It has poor sound quality, and it sounds worse than the $10 dollar speakers I got from my brother. If you're going to be using these speakers for entertainment, do not buy...

...and that's how they get you. The Sony brand adapter is listed at $39. You can buy an universal adapter for under $20(the sony is rated at 9v and 800mA), but there is a catch. The universal adapter's plug is too long! It won't make the proper contact...

I had Sony speakers before, but they did not have the option of adding batteries or plugging it in...so the output was minimal. I decided that I needed speakers with more power. I looked everywhere and bought these...they seemed to be one of only a...