(12-12-2020, 09:11 PM)Jags Wrote:

(12-12-2020, 02:46 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Are wireless speakers truly wireless?

I’m with the biscuit on this.  This is one of a few areas I prefer the old school method.  Especially if you’re willing to run the wires neatly and cleanly.  I’ve had nothing but problems with most of the speakers I’ve had that ran via Bluetooth. With the exception of my Bose mini.  Everything else works off the bat then craps out on me or can’t connect for some stupid reason.  I spent ooka boo bucks on a Samsung sound bar and sub. Q90 sound bar to match the TV.   Worked 3 months and took a poop.  .  No problem, under warranty.  Except that hundreds of others had the same problem and Samsung didn’t help them either.

I'll take wired speakers any day. Mine are used for music as well as TV. The wires are hidden so it looks good and plays good. I have the Deion Sanders system. 

Wireless speakers are still wired because they have to be powered. Either by a power wire or battery which has to be plugged in for charging.

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