Klipsch The Fives

Powerful, balanced, true stereo sound Excellent multimedia audio experience Stellar phantom center channel Beautiful design Multiple connection options

May not fit in every home theater setup

The Fives are an audiophile’s dream packed in a soundbar killer. Not only will they outperform a single soundbar solution, but they’ll give multi-speaker soundbar systems a run for their money. If you care about this quality of your home theater sound,...

Excellent sound signature with crisp, detailed highs and round, rich bass depth Handsome design, with removable tweed grilles Lots of connectivity options, including Bluetooth, HDMI, Optical, and an input for turntables 192kHz/24-bit decoding from USB...

Expensive No app or EQ support (yet)

The Fives from Klipsch look and sound fantastic, with far more connectivity options than your standard pair of bookshelf speakers.

Appearance and Cork Base ; Compact Size ; Full Range Sound ; Ease of Operation

I can highly recommend the Klipsch Fives for any listening environment in-home or office. The Fives have huge reserves of performance and sound.

Smooth, refined, sophisticated sound Extensive connection options Extremely well built

Bass is slightly overemphasized, sometimes a bit bloated Mids and highs are often a tad recessed or even slightly veiled LED indicators are hard to see if you're directly in front of the speakers

The Fives present a smooth, refined sound that's a bit bass-heavy with slightly recessed mids and highs.

Well-playing and dynamic alternative to soundbars, with balanced sound, powerful bass and many inputs. Easy to use for the whole family.

No network connection, AirPlay or app control.

Versatile Easy to set up Solid construction Good sound with powerful bass

No tone controls

The Fives accommodate a variety of audio setups without the need for an outboard amp or receiver and deliver pleasing sound with rich, powerful bass.

Rich, inviting, powerful sound ; Hi-res audio support ; Nice aesthetics ; Versatile connectivity

Pricey ; Not the most incisive performance

Expensive and versatile in similar amounts, these Klipsch wireless speakers offer a rich and expressive-sounding experience – although they lack a degree of nuance and subtlety. Since they first launched, other similarly specced and cheaper options...

Punchy presentation ; Good features set ; Versatile nature

Uneven tonality ; Not the most organised presentation

The Fives offer sonic performance to match their lengthy feature list, if not exactly their ambitious moniker

Spacious and surprisingly deep sound ; Useful connectivity ; Very well made

Limited upgrade path ; Dynamic Bass EQ needs to be turned off ; Not terribly inspiring in black