WSA-5RP-PLUS Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit with 2 x 100W Amplifier Built-in (Metal Chassis Design)

Kinda pricey, but plug and play straight out of the box. No issues with connectivity.Good solid build should last a while. No discernable audio lag.Update: I did have an occasional unexpected click from the speakers. 20' distance with only the couch in between. I upgraded both antennae to 12db gain for WiFi and haven't heard it since.

Works as advertised. Running a pair of power hungry Klipsh Atmos speakers at the back of my room.The sound is reproduced very well, though might be a little soft at times.Using the pin to bridge the amps would double my wattage, but drain my pocket book even more!Before making a very large investment in this, I would check into the cost of a audio install service and find out the cost of hiding the wires in the ceiling or walls, which may be equal to the cost of this deviceUnfortunately that was mot an option for me, since I rent :(It does an excellent job, but I feel it's overpriced, but if don't have any other options, I feel this is the best out there for the price, and you won't be dodsappinted !

There is a lot of concern about wireless surrounds. I bought this on the back of the reviews because running wires to my surrounds was simply not possible. Setup was easy. Hook up, switch on and go. The transmitter sits by my TV on the other side of my center speaker from the amp. Turned up the gain on the wireless receiver amp to max. FWIW there are 16 devices on my wireless network, including the Amp, PS5, Switch, Roku, and 'smart' TV.Initially, worked very well with the receiver placed on the floor next to the sofa with my surrounds on either side of the sofa. Transmission is about 12ft, not quite line of sight. Then I started to hear a few pops and bumps. These were more distracting than I thought they'd be. However, I moved the receiver to the side table next to the sofa (line of sight to the transmitter) and have not heard any artifacts since.The one slightly odd feature is that the Denon Audyssey room correction puts these speakers as 20ft rather than 4ft from the listening position, presumably because of the delay. Seems to work as it sounds amazing.Overall, therefore, with one very minor positional tweak, this has worked beautifully and flawlessly for the last 3 weeks.

Keep it far from your router, or you would have a lot of popping sounds. At least a meter. Easy to set up. I also hook up a subwoofer on it on top of 2 speakers.

Wish there was a volume knob on the front for what I am using it for.

I love this product. There are two ways to use it; one is to let your amp do the thinking for the output to the speakers and the other is where you send it your direct signal and use the built-in amp to regulate the surround sound volume. The later worked best for me. No detectable delay in the sound and once you get the, paired it is easy to use.

Hooked it up. Receiver about 15 ft away from transmitter (inside a cabinet but behind unobstructed speaker grill mesh for clear line of sight to receiver). Heard a few minor pops at first under 5.2Ghz even with larger 10DBI WiFi antenna bough and swapped. But once switched over to 5.8GHz, no more pops.Recalibrated speakers with AVR Audyssey, and so far so good.

This system is junk. And the price is ridiculous for the constant alarming pops. A reminder that the speaker pops have no relation to the volume of your receiver, it will make you recoil each time. An immersive jazz session quickly turns into a headache. Avoid.