DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5RP Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit with 2 x 50W Amplifier Built-in, 5.2G / 5.8GHz Dual Band Selectable, Total 106 RF Channel Auto Switching

I used the transmitter and amp to power a pair of rear surround speakers. Connected easily and has been working flawlessly for a week.

Works as advertised happy with purchase

I thought these would be a solution to a problem we had after moving to an apartment. I solved the “popping” problem with them (plug them directly into a power outlet and not a power bar). The problem now is that their broadcast frequency keeps hitting the same one as the router is already on. Changing the 5.8 Ghz to 5.2 Ghz doesn’t help as the transmitter keeps broadcasting at the router’s frequency which cripples Internet connectivity. Not good. I’m looking for something that will perform better. June 13 2025. I was still getting the odd “pop” once or twice a night. I downloaded some software on my laptop to analyze nearby networks in the apartment building (frequency and channel) and found both 5G areas to be very congested. I changed my router frequencies to one that wasn’t used (“Auto” doesn’t do a good job that way). This provided one nearby vacant channel and frequency that the wireless speaker unit could “find”. It now works without “popping”. This unit would have worked well in my old house, but likely isn’t a great fit in an apartment unless the user does some network diagnostics because of the frequency and channel congestion inherent in apartment buildings.

All kinds of issues with this wireless unit. Finally stopped using it after I couldn't adjust the manual volume knob.

So, I thought this product was finally what I was looking for to get my rear surrounds working wirelessly with my home theater. My house is solid concrete, there is no way for me to run any wires without significant demo and rebuild work getting done. Saw this product and finally decided to plunge on a true 5.1.2 setup. My setup is the ideal setup for this product, it is only a 12-15 foot range and has DIRECT LINE OF SIGHT FROM RECEIVER TO TRANSMITTER. No walls in the way, no furniture, nothing. Everything worked great for the first 4-6 weeks, then the pops started. And the crackles. And the bangs. As soon a the return window for this closed, the product seemingly continues degrading. I've tried everything, both different bands and endless power cycles to try to catch new lower-use RF channels. It just isn't working the way it should. I wish I could recommend this, but as it currently sits - I cannot. In theory, this should be a great device. The built in amplifier in addition to the wireless transmit/receive functionality is a great combination, but just does not seem to be there yet. My next step will be to purchase a separate 2-channel amplifier and try a wireless transmitter/receiver that does not provide built-in amplification to see if the interference may be caused by poor circuitry separation. Would not recommend.