Installation on ford fiesta 5d front doors. The sound is clear and the volume with the "mama" radio is very good. Very honest for their money. I also installed the same company's 2-way speakers on the rear doors. Review is the same for those as well.

They were installed in a fiesta mk7. Dividable in the front doors and 2-way in the rear. Very good speakers for their price. Good bass, they do not distort at higher volume. Recommended without hesitation for those who do not have high demands.

Excellent sound. I was worried if they would fit in the spot on the dashboard of the Punto mk1, but they fit perfectly. In fact, it was mentioned on the box that they were specifically designed for this model and some others until 2000, such as the VW Polo and SAAB 9 3 Aero.

Personally, I have had them for a year and a half... very good intensity and quality... at high intensity, it distorts, which is logical because it has a small diameter... as a speaker, I am very satisfied... except for the fact that since I installed an amplifier, they broke within 6 months... okay, I might be at fault for that... I pushed them too hard... besides that, for their price, they are great...

Quite good for their price, they are worth it. I would like a slightly cleaner sound when I turn up the volume and a slightly better bass, but for their price, they were worth 100%

In the Fiat Punto mk1 176, the 3.5" fits perfectly on the dashboard and the cover closes. Previously, I had the same speakers but in a 4" size without the cover fitting. They lasted me 4-5 years. The sound is very nice, just like all 3.5" speakers, there is distortion at high volume. Adjust the fader to play more from the rear to balance this issue or adjust the equalizer settings. Now, for bass, add a woofer to have satisfactory sound.

It is an emergency solution in this dimension (VW Jetta Mk2), the source at the beginning was a Blaupunkt Malibu cr67, which is discredited, but by changing the source with a Pioneer SPH-10BT, it transformed for the better, so if combined with larger speakers in the rear shelf, I believe then they will show their worth in the space, additionally.
Adjust all speakers from the source to have the optimal result, especially if you have an EQ, adjust it correctly.

They are worth every euro and more. They will play perfectly with a 4x55 source, but that's about it. With an amplifier, they give something extra, but I do not recommend it as I have tried it. Do not expect much in terms of bass.

Satisfactory performance at a very good price, excellent value for money, from a manufacturer with a (high-end) car audio tradition.

I installed them in a Honda Civic MA8 (the English version, the same applies to Rover 400-414-416-45), where I drive them with a Pioneer DEH-2200UB, 4x50W MOSFET. I was not satisfied. The speakers are slightly weaker compared to the factory ones, somewhat better in sound due to the coaxial tweeter, but... they require a lot of adjustment, the midrange is almost non-existent, the clarinet gets lost in many songs, and the high frequencies squeal and are not worth playing at high volume. In terms of installation, I had to cut the connectors to fit them, the pins are very close together, and they are difficult to place in the factory positions. Look for something else better and spend an extra 20-25€.

The speakers are incredible for their price. They have very good bass and no matter how much you increase the volume, the sound does not distort.

Very clean sound, even at high volumes. As expected, it lacks bass due to its limited size and small cone movement range. A very good purchase, even at the somewhat inflated prices of physical stores (around €10 higher than online stores).

The Alpine SXE-1025S are a decent solution in the 10cm size. They offer clear highs and mids, but as expected due to their small size, they lack bass. They are ideal for complementing the sound with highs and mids. I have paired them with the Rockford Fosgate P1692C on the shelf and driven them with the Sony DSX-A400BT.

I bought these speakers to replace the factory ones in my Alfa Romeo 156 2003. I was extremely disappointed, the only thing worth it was the tweeters that really impress you. The speakers have no bass at all, I thought I hadn't even connected them! And for those who say it's the source's fault, the radio, I tested them with the Pioneer DEH-X8700BT that I permanently have in the car, as well as with the old Blaupunkt Memphis MP66. They are not worth their money in any case. For this price, you can get the Clarion SRG1723S and be satisfied.

Very good for the money it asks, I bought it solely for the replacement of my old car set that abandoned after 15 years, due to model compatibility (Xsara 1999) and very good price from a brand with a history in car hifi.

They are good speakers for their price, which are better in terms of quality than some Sony and Pioneer ones that cost 50 euros. The only negative thing is that they do not come with wiring, so those who have a car with a plug in the speakers will need an adapter, which for 2 speakers (2 adapters) will cost about an extra 10 euros!