Small, placed high, and easy to drive · review
A passive surround pair with an angled baffle — 28.8 degrees, stated — which is the specification that decides where the sound goes once the speaker is on a wall.
The bottom line A passive surround pair that publishes the one thing that matters once it is on a wall — the angle — and nothing else.
28.8 degrees. A surround speaker mounted on a wall fires along it unless the baffle is angled. That angle decides whether the sound reaches the seating or crosses in front of it, and it is a specification this shelf otherwise ignores entirely.
It connects to an amplifier over speaker cable. That is more work than a wireless system component and it is also freedom: any receiver drives it, and it does not stop working when a soundbar is replaced.
The listing states plainly that these are passive and have no Bluetooth. That sounds obvious and it is not: a large part of this catalogue sells “wireless” speakers that are system components, and a maker stating the distinction is doing the reader a service.
Wall or ceiling, stated, with Dolby Atmos compatibility. That makes it usable as a surround or as a height channel — which is unusual and useful in a room where the layout is not settled.
Sensitivity, impedance, frequency response. On a passive speaker those are the amplifier-matching figures, and their absence means the receiver has to be assumed capable.
On sale from 225 € to 235 € on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Type | Passive, sold as a pair — stated |
|---|---|
| Baffle angle | 28.8 degrees, for better sound distribution — stated |
| Mounting | Wall or ceiling — stated |
| Compatibility | Dolby Atmos compatible — stated |
| Connection | Passive, no Bluetooth — stated explicitly by the maker |
| Amazon reference | B07MTL9L6W (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 6014496014490 |
It points the drivers away from the wall the speaker is mounted on and into the room. A flat-baffled speaker on a side wall fires across the seating; an angled one directs the sound toward the listeners, which is why the angle is worth publishing.
The maker states ceiling mounting and Dolby Atmos compatibility, which points that way. What it is not is an up-firing module — those bounce off the ceiling and this one is mounted on it. Both are valid height solutions and they suit different rooms.
Compact surround pair · designed to pair with Bose soundbars · adapters supplied
Compact rear speakers designed to pair wirelessly with Bose soundbars — a system component rather than a general-purpose speaker.
Best for: An existing Bose soundbar that needs real rear channels without a cable run to the front of the room.
≈ 319 €
Passive pair · full-range driver stated · compact cabinet · wall mounting · for 5.1 surround or office
A compact satellite pair with a single full-range driver — the simplest possible surround speaker, and the smallest cabinet here.
Best for: Rear channels in a system that already has a subwoofer and a receiver with a properly set crossover.
≈ 45 €
Passive pair · 4-inch driver · 21 cm high · weatherproof · brackets included · indoor and outdoor
A weatherproof passive wall speaker — which is a real surround option in a room that opens onto a terrace, and worth naming as such.
Best for: A living room that opens onto a terrace, where one pair of speakers has to serve both.
≈ 45 €
