Top 10 Best Speakers with Optical Inputs
for June 2023

The AXAON Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker is a well-built, high-quality stereo speaker. The clean lines and sleek finish make it an excellent addition to any home theater. The speakers boast an 8-inch subwoofer, two 1-inch tweeters, and a 3.5-inch midrange driver. They sound good, too. While they arent as loud as the AXAON Bluetooth Powered Studio Monitors (the former being our top pick), the bookshelf speakers have good bass and room-filling sound. And the speakers dont disappoint when it comes to clarity. Although they arent as powerful, the AXAON Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker is an affordable, compact stereo speaker with good sound quality.

The Bestisan Bookshelf Speakers sound great, and they've got that old-school, vintage look. They have a small footprint, so they're easy to fit anywhere. The speakers are color-matched, so they don't have that dated look that some speakers have. The speakers are portable and lightweight, so they can be easily moved around. The speakers are powered by a 40W built-in mono amplifier and a 9W built-in woofer, so the sound is crisp and loud. The speakers sound great, and they even sound great in a small room. The speakers are priced at $79.99, which is a little high, but if you're looking for a pair of bookshelf speakers that sound great and work well, these are a great choice.

The Prosonic BT30 has almost all of the features of our top pick, but it's $50 more expensive. It tends to be a little louder, and its built-in controls allow you to fine-tune the treble and bass. The BT30 also has an optical input, which the BT20 lacks, and a headphone jack, which the BT20 lacks. The BT30 also looks a little more modern than the BT20, with a slightly slimmer profile and sharper corners. The BT30 has better audio performance, and it's louder, and the BT20 has better battery life. The BT30 also has four buttons on the front, which let you switch inputs, adjust volume, and initiate Bluetooth pairing, while the BT20 only has one button. The BT30 is heavier than both the BT20 and our other top pick, but it has battery-saving technology, which boosts the battery life to 15 hours, and the BT30 also has a USB port for charging phones and other devices while it's playing.

The Acoustic Audio AA5170 home theater system packs a huge amount of sound into a relatively small package. The speakers are robust and have crisp clear sound, and the sub has 700 watts of power. The speakers also have full function remotes, so you can control them easily from across the room. The AA5170 system also has an optional DAC if you want to hook it up to an amplifier, and it has 4 RCA extension cables so you can easily move it between different rooms or locations. The AA5170 system also has a USB port, so you can connect it to a PC or laptop, and the system supports Bluetooth, so you can stream music from your phone. The AA5170 system also has optical and coaxial inputs, so you can plug it into a TV or a DVD player, and the system comes with two 3.5mm-to-RCA cables, so you can connect it to headphones or a music player.

The R1850DB is a terrific speaker for running a home entertainment system or for listening to music from a laptop, MP3 player, or tablet. The sound quality is exceptional, with surprisingly deep bass for a bookshelf speaker. The speakers have built-in amplifiers, so you don't need a receiver. The built-in sub-woofer provides deep, rich bass, and the speakers' 2 0 technology produces clear, beautiful sound. A wireless remote lets you control the volume, track selection, and speaker settings from up to 30 feet away from the speakers, and for a little extra oomph, you can connect a subwoofer or subwoofer amp to the sub-out jack. The speakers are a compact 7 3 3 1 3 3 2 3 2 inches, and with included wall-mount brackets, they fit easily on almost any wall. The speaker cabinets are sturdy and rugged, and they've passed rigorous drop tests. The speakers also easily swivel, so you can position them as needed. The speakers also feature built-in Bluetooth, so you can use them to play music from your phone or tablet, or to stream music from your laptop computer. The speakers come with a 1 1-year warranty, and the speakers can be conveniently charged via USB.

The R1280DBs produce excellent sound for such a small speaker. The drivers produce a balanced, full-range sound, and the 4-inch sub-woofer unit provides enough bass to fill a small room. The speakers are loud enough to be used outdoors as well. In addition to Bluetooth, the optical input will pair with most TVs and computers, and the line-out feature allows you to connect a subwoofer or amplifier. The R1280DBs sound great, but they're small and portable, so they're best for listening to music around the house, not for outdoor parties. The speakers also aren't as durable as we'd like. They're much larger than the speakers in our other recommendations, and while they don't look or feel as sturdy as some other speakers, they scratch easily, and the display case and base unit are plastic.

The Boookshelf Speaker is an impressive, affordable, and versatile bookshelf speaker. It's small enough to fit on most bookshelves, but powerful enough to fill a large room. The Boookshelf Speaker's bass and treble can be adjusted via the remote, making it easy to find one's favorite sound. The remote also lets you tune the Boookshelf Speaker to movie mode, music mode, and dialogue mode. The speaker accepts a wide variety of connections, including advanced Bluetooth and optical and RCA inputs. The Boookshelf Speaker also boasts a 50-watt output and 8 hours of battery life, and features wireless and wired connections. The speaker can also be paired with two Bluetooth devices at the same time. The Boookshelf Speaker isn't perfect, though. The speaker is noisy during high volume, and it lacks a remote power switch. The Boookshelf Speaker can also be paired with two devices simultaneously, but doing so will reduce the number of speakers' volume levels. The Boookshelf Speaker still offers plenty of power and versatility, though, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking for an affordable, yet powerful, bookshelf speaker.

The Logitech Z625 2.1 speaker system is a step up from our top pick, the Sony HT-X9000F, and the speakers sound better, but the Z625 doesn't have the same features as the Sony, such as Bluetooth streaming and built-in Wi-Fi. The Z625 is more powerful than the Sony, and it produces more of a bass thump, though it's not as deep. The Logitech Z625 has no Bluetooth, but it's easy to set up, and you can use the optical input to connect it to your TV. The speaker system also comes with a 3.5 mm headphone jack, a 5.1 channel optical cable, a subwoofer, a power adapter, and an audio cable. The Logitech Z625 has flexible, easy access controls, and it's easy to set up, but the Sony is a better choice if you already use the Sony remote and prefer its features, such as built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth streaming.

The BH-50WH's nicest feature is that it's compact and portable, so it's great to have on hand when you want to listen to music, play games, or watch movies. The BH-50WH is also louder than most speakers of this size, so it's a good choice for listening to bass-heavy music, or for using a home theater system. The BH-50WH's sound isn't exactly audiophile quality, but it's good enough for casual listening. The BH-50WH's built-in Bluetooth transmitter and receiver pairs easily with iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and Mac computers. It also has an aux-in port for connecting wired devices, and there's a headphone jack for private listening. The BH-50WH comes with a remote control, and it supports multi-point connection, so multiple speakers can be paired with a single device. The BH-50WH has built-in bass and treble controls, so you can customize sound to your liking. The BH-50WH also has a 10-hour battery life, so it's a good choice for playing music or movies all day.