But the nearly 130 user reviews add up to a 4.6-star average rating, and that says a lot. I have no first-hand (or first-ear) experience with the M2 my only previous exposure to any Kinivo product is the ZX100 mini portable speaker - which, I must admit, is surprisingly awesome. The satellites themselves are wired to the subwoofer (just FYI), and the whole setup cranks out 56 watts of audio goodness - enough for a small or medium-size room, but maybe insufficient if you're looking to jam in a really big space. The M2 incorporates Bluetooth for wireless pairing with your mobile devices (and NFC for super-easy wireless pairing), but also has a 3.5mm input jack for connecting with just about anything else. Like these: For a limited time, and while supplies last, BlueRigger (via Amazon) has the Kinivo M2 2.1-channel Bluetooth speaker system for $59.99 shipped - $20 off the regular price (which, I'd argue, is already a pretty sweet deal).Īs noted, these would make a great addition to any bookshelf, but you could also use them as computer or TV speakers. These days, our music lives on (or streams from) our phones and tablets, meaning we need bookshelf speakers designed to match.

In the old days those were known as bookshelf speakers, and they were typically paired with a stereo receiver.

Those have their place in the world, but what if you want a speaker system for the den or living room, something intended to stay put? You know I love me some Bluetooth speakers, but the vast majority of the deals I see (and share) are for the portable variety.

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