KEF Q150 Bookshelf Speaker, Passive, Satin Black (Pair)

Great bookshelf speakers, looks really cool and the sound is fantastic. Really pleased.

I deliberated quite a bit over whether to spend the money on these speakers. I had a pair of Technics speakers attached to a Cambridge Audio Topaz amplifier connected to my computer through which I played music from Spotify & Apple Music. Would they really be a significant improvement over my existing bookshelf speakers?Well, the answer is YES!!Quite simply the transformation in sound quality and listening enjoyment is HUGE!I'm not an audiophile, but I listen to a wide range of music styles and they do a great job, for me, with everything from drum n bass, to rock, to ambient, to pop, Netflix, Youtube and even my Teams calls.I would highly recommend these speakers

I spent quite some time researching a replacement for my Rogers BBC compact monitors which I’ve had for years and still sound great. But due to downsizing are now too big for our little cottage. So smaller speakers mean compromising on sound quality, right? Wrong!These KEF Q150’s sound great. They are crystal clear and have a surprisingly deep base. They perform like much bigger speakers, and at the price I think are a bargain. They also look good.Listening to them is a pleasure. Highly recommended.

Using 4x of these as surrounds in my home cinema and they sound great, a bit too much on treble side but fixed that by adjusting the settings on the avr so they sound great now.

I find these very transparent. They do like being fed by a high quality signal which I guess is the mark of any well performing speaker. Don't get them if you have a lesser amp. They have great bass extension.Not 5 stars because I think are speakers that would outperform them, but these are probably as good as you can get at this price point (they were £300 when I got them). And they are very good.

KEF is my favourite speaker brand, excellent detail, good bass, very good value

like everything about them cept a little expensive.... Speaker grills should be included in price .... that is shameful.

Tried pair with both pm6005 and dm39.Bass heavy but not deep enough, mid recessed, high crisp clear and spacious.When compared to old Tanoy mercury v1, q150 sound spacious and clear but vocal, guitar, piano sounded thin and fade away. Q150 also sounded a bit flat or dead and hollow. Depending on music type, some sound excellent due to clarity and added space, but some just doesn't sound right. Test with a pair of good headphone and you will understand something not right with frequency response of this q150 especially the mid and some part of bass.