There is even a keyhole to facilitate wall mounting should you opt for it. The good thing is that they do not overwhelm the typical small-sized dorm room. You can also place them in a cabinet or on a speaker stand. The speakers are small enough to fit inside an actual bookcase. To keep sound quality high and costs low, go for the $26 Lepai LP-2020A+ Amp, too (via the same link above).
But since these are passive speakers, getting good sound requires an amplifier. If you prefer something more compact and stylish yet low-cost ($39), a pair of Dayton Audio B652 dorm speakers would be perfect. Dayton Audio B652 Speakers with Lepai LP-2020A+ Amp
CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS OONTZ XL DRIVERS
With two other drivers for high and midrange sounds, the Oontz XL can handle a wide range of music and sound.įor $99, this is a budget speaker system for students who desire quality. This is achieved through the speaker’s three passive bass radiators. When it comes to sound output, Cambridge SoundWorks has focused a lot on making the bass sound great. For non-Bluetooth devices, or for when you don’t want to use your Bluetooth, connect to the speaker’s AUX-IN jack using the provided 3.5mm audio cable. To get the Oontz XL thumping, all you need to do is wirelessly connect your device (iPod, iPad, iPhone, and any other Smartphone, tablet or PC) to the speaker. The sound is also loud enough to handle a party.
It works well for small, medium and large rooms. The Oontz XL is certainly not the best of Bluetooth dorm speakers, but for under $100, you will not find anything better than this.
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