Very good speakers, they are not lacking much compared to speakers costing 100 euros. I use them with a cheap source and they are satisfactory; I imagine with a Pioneer they would work wonders for 20 euros. Buy them without fear, don't listen to the negative comments of some clueless people. If you don't intend to use an amplifier, get them with a good source with your eyes closed...

Perfect for a 2002 Fiat Punto. Nothing crazy, but much better than the factory ones. A small value-for-money upgrade. Made a nice set with the Pioneer 4" Dual Cone 30W RMS Coaxial Car Speaker Set.

I just installed these speakers because my old speakers (VIBE) burned out and I had no music... They were installed in a first-generation Nissan Almera in the front doors. There’s not much to say... Just enough to listen to music and maybe a speaker for sports commentary... Don’t expect any bass... There isn’t any. Very simply... In the highs, they do something... Note that the source is a Kenwood 4×50... and they distort relatively easily. Needless to say, I was somewhat disappointed, but for the money, they’re kind of ok... No comparison with the VIBE, none at all... They literally blasted with very strong bass and crystal clear high frequencies... As for the cost of the VIBE about 20 years ago, it was €150 a pair with 240 watts and 80 rms... Just a few words so customers know what they’re really getting...

Very good performance for their price. They might be lacking a bit in highs and mids, but with a slight EQ adjustment, they sound excellent! Successful installation in a Smart fortwo was achieved, with the original radio, and the sound has really improved.

I have them connected to an amplifier and they do not produce quality clear sound at any volume. The JVCs I had before, which were about the same price, were much better.

Look, this is the worst quality branded product and a disaster for sound quality. Therefore, you only get it as a desperate cheaper option to play mediocre music since you burned, ripped, or damaged the factory ones, which are even worse quality for an average car. You won't hear any details, bass, or volume, just necessity... If you see it as an upgrade, you'll be disappointed. Definitely don't go for the worst quality anonymous ones for 10-15 euros; it will be like listening from a battery-operated transistor. As a forced change or at least a slightly cheap upgrade towards quality and volume, you should go for JBL with 18 euros more... If you see it as an upgrade with 4 JBLs under 80 euros, you will be absolutely satisfied, provided that the source is not of the worst quality... If it is, you will hardly notice a difference, and you should go for Pioneer. This is for the 6.5-inch speakers. I hope I helped.. *Overlord*

I bought them based on the comments from those who had purchased the speakers and I got burned; the cheap one is also expensive. It was a lesson for me. I deserve it for looking at the comments

for their money they are just what you need simple to change the old factory ones, I didn't know how they are given and screws to screw them into the base of the car

Purchased based on reviews to replace the rear broken factory speakers in a Lancia Musa.

Unfortunately, the sound they produce in an alternating comparison with the original factory, broken mind you, speaker is quite duller, with worse mids and highs and only slightly better bass (which makes sense since the factory one after so many years has no trace of foam to hold the cone).

In conclusion, I would advise you if you simply don't want to just hear sound and you care about its quality, to spend a little more money and go for a more reliable solution or choose another option in this price range.

For their price, they are perfect. Don't expect amazing sound with bass and clarity! If you want to replace old, worn-out speakers, just don't turn them up to the maximum during the first week until their materials settle

In this price range, it's a shame to get something more expensive with questionable extra performance. Installed on Opel Corsa D as a front replacement for factory ones!
They are worth more money

It's fine for a change from the factory ones. I didn't expect miracles for this money. The factory ones may have had better bass but not such a clear sound.

Very good for their price, worth it if you want better sound than the factory speakers and don't want to spend a lot. The sound is not very loud but it is cleaner and has better bass than the genuine ones.

Basic level speakers, I installed them in a Micra K12 with a Pioneer source. If you want them for music, go for something better. They are okay if you listen to radio shows with dialogues or if you don't have high expectations for music. It is expected, of course, considering their cost

I bought them for a cheap replacement of the factory speakers. Compared to the factory ones, they are much better (they play at 40 (the max of the source is 50) and have no issues with interference), the only thing I would like is better bass but at this price, I didn't expect much more. In conclusion, if someone wants to change their factory speakers and not go crazy, just a slightly better sound, it is Value for Money!

I bought them to replace the worn factory speakers ASK in the driver/passenger doors of Xsara Picasso. They fit perfectly, with the note that because the factory speakers were connected with a plug, you need to cut and connect the wires that come in the package. For those of you who install them in a Picasso, the white wire coming from the audio system is the positive - to maintain polarity. With that said, when I drive I listen to music at moderate +/- volume. Based on this criteria and for this specific source, the speakers are excellent, they seem to be well made (this batch is from Vietnam), they produce clear sound with good bass and overall they are better than the factory paper speakers. I recommend them.

Simply speakers for simple use, nothing more, with a high pass they have relatively good sound and volume, if you give them bass, no, for me stay away from dual cone, purely and only for their durability over time and humidity, they do not have tweeters to get damaged, besides that if you want something better than the manisia they do not do, only for their replacement and nothing more, and it is logical considering their type, the price is a bit high but you pay for the name

What you pay for is what you get, don't expect high-quality sound, it's just a speaker to get the job done. Nothing more, nothing less

I have an Alpine 120R (4x18W RMS - 4x50W Max) replacing the factory speakers of a Peugeot 307. I installed these speakers in the front doors and their cousins, TS-G1310F 5.25" 35W RMS, in the rear. The result is excellent. They play very clear, with satisfactory bass, up to almost 75% of the maximum volume of the Alpine. Beyond that, they start to distort a little, but if you are not in your twenties and above, there is no chance you will listen to music so loud.
Therefore, these speakers, which I paid 43 euros for all four, are simply top-notch and I highly recommend them as an incredibly affordable and decent solution for car music.

Well, the speakers are worse than the Blaupunkt speakers in a Skoda Octavia. For the name of Pioneer, they shouldn't have released something so cheap and low-quality. I only trusted the name and had doubts about the price, so I didn't expect crystal clear sound, but not this bad. It is better than anonymous ones, though

VFM definitely in these money. Don't expect something amazing, they just do their job perfectly fine. Very good build quality.

It is an affordable set of speakers with slightly better sound quality than the cheap ones generally available on the market. Don't expect miracles in terms of bass and such. It should be noted that the source plays a very important role.

The speakers are very good for their price. They were installed on the car's shelf and not in the factory positions, working in combination with a JVC KD-R992BT source + two 10-inch JVC CS-DR420 speakers in the factory positions. I am satisfied with the sound, volume, and bass compared to the reviews I read here and in other forums that they don't have enough bass. Maybe the placement of the speaker also plays a role. Now, over time, we will see their durability.

It is a decent economical solution to replace old speakers. At this price, they may be the most reliable. They work well up to mid-range volumes if properly installed, for example with a suitable radio amplifier and correct polarity. Their appearance seems to be less quality than what is presented on the website.

It is only to replace broken speakers and have something to play. Zero bass, zero quality, full distortion at high volumes. With such a price, you might ask me, what should I expect? From the moment you bother to open door panels and deal with it, I think it's worth going for something more qualitative

I used them to replace the factory speakers in a 10-year-old Micra K13 (they didn't fit in size and needed adapters, but that's not the fault of the speakers, of course). In terms of quality, they are significantly inferior to the factory speakers. Almost non-existent bass and low volume. At high volume, there is significant distortion. Unfortunately, the result is very poor, they are only suitable for basic use.

I installed them yesterday with a Pioneer source and they are not good at all... Very cheap construction and the quality is almost terrible. I didn't expect this from this company to tell the truth. Before these, I had some Chinese psinener at the same price and I can say that they were much better. I don't care that they were cheap for this company, they shouldn't have released them at all, I don't care... Up to 15% you can't hear the bass, at 30% it's very good and from 40% onwards it distorts like crazy to the point where you can't hear the bass but just noise. And all this without activating the extra bass or dynamic, etc. SIMPLY TRAGIC.

For their price (22 euros per pair) they are satisfactory, but always with a factor of this price. Anyone who wants something more qualitative than the simple factory one will have to pay more. For all the rest of us who want to listen to music comfortably in the car, they are great.
Update!!!! 6/4/2021 After purchasing and installing the Sony DSX-A410BT source, the sound quality they produce is very satisfactory and their bass is very good. Now, in order for the sound to start distorting, the volume needs to be high at annoying levels. A very good purchase!

I have them in the car, on the two rear doors, for three perfect years.

They have a very clear sound, but at high volume, they start to produce interference and ruin it (I have a decent source), I can't go above 75% of the maximum volume.

I would clearly recommend them for upgrading the car's factory speakers to something considerably better and affordable (better than most cars), but not for something extravagant.