I got tired of getting entangled in the headphone cables when listening to music. I was very happy with the performance of the xtz mh-800 amplifier speaker setup so I decided to try their headphones as well. I have used my xtz devine with bluetooth and sony Z4 tablet listening to music and watching game of thrones and the connection has worked flawlessly even when walking around in the room a few meters from the tablet. The battery life has been good and the charging quick. The fit of the headset is excellent most headsets feel comfortable for a short while but this headset stays comfortable hour after hour. I really like that they are semi closed they shut some ambient sound out but do not completely put you in a sound bubble which I find uncomfortable. From a functional point of view they have been close to perfect. I have not seen how to replace the batteries when they have lost recharging capacity if they cannot be replaced this is my only complaint regarding design. Reviewing sound is very subjective without a reference sound source and headphones. Overall I am very happy with the sound far better than any headset I have previously owned like sennheiser 212 pro or beyerdynamic-mmx-101-ie but of course not comparable to quality standalone speakers. The dirac software using the divine filter on the PC using cable produced an even clearer sound that was noticeable clearer. There is no android app at the moment and this is a shame particularly since there is one for ios.

I took 2 pairs of S2 to be used in a home cinema setup. Overall I am pretty satisfied at the beginning I used them with a mini hi-fi stereo and now they are placed as height speakers in the home theater. I think they integrate well with the rest of the system (the setup is a 9.1 Left Right Center and Sub are DIY projects and there is a couple of B&W 685 as surround left and right). Ive used them with Dolby Atmos (original material and upmixer) Auro-3D (original material and upmixer) and DTS-X (upmixer only) with good results. They are well built and nice to look at

It took me quite a long time and lots of testing before I decided whhich speakers my new home cinema shall be equipped with. Finally I decided for XTZs cinema series (3 x M6 2 x S5 2 x 1X12 4 x S2). For me this is a perfect blend of price / performance and compromise in film and music. The M6 provide a great front with absolutely clear and clean voices. One cannot hear where the speakers are standing since they create a really good soundstage. The surround is done by the S5 which really do a great job in creating the feeling that you are part of the movie. One really feels completely surrounded. I use them in the Dipole 3X mode. Its a bit sad that there is only so few native 3D sound sources out there. The S2 do a great job even when the sound is only upscaled but I guess they can do much more than they have to do right now. With the 2 1X12 the bass is really accurate and precise. They play really deep and can play very loud if necessary. That is pure fun :D. Thanks to you guys for that great system!

I have bought a pair of S2 Atmosphere to complete my Cinema Series set i have mounted on ceiling and they create an exciting believable vertical soundstage. Very recommended as atmos speaker good choice for a futureproof home cinema system.

I have bought a pair of S2 Atmosphere to complete my Cinema Series set i have mounted on ceiling and they create an exciting believable vertical soundstage. Very recommended as atmos speaker good choice for a futureproof home cinema system.

I have bought a pair of S2 Atmosphere and Im really happy with the result i got in my dedicated home cinema. They play very neutral and required surprisingly little EQ to hit the target in relation to my fronts and surrounds. Although structurally somewhat different than my Klipsch speakers they manage to melt seamlessly into the soundstage. This was one of my main concerns as i currently have a Klipsch THX Ultra2 system but it was fortunately no problem. Ive seen some video clips at reference volume and I could not push them to distortion or clipping so after my initial tests I would describe it as a competent THX atmos speaker. There is a right and left hand so that they point slightly toward the listener when hung from the ceiling. The acquired flushmount bracket made installation very easy. At first i thought they were a little expensive but compared alternative universal mount the price is pretty close and these fit perfectly and support the speaker with rubber to avoid scratches on the speaker. They are REALLY well packed down and it gives almost the same feeling to package them like when you open an apple product The paint is really nice matte black are matching my Klipsch KS-525 surrounds very well. Speaker covers are mounted with magnets as seen on B & W speakers and you choose where you want to place XTZ Cinema logo. Really nice for buyers like me who have a different brand - i just leave them off to match the rest of the setup. Both the speakers and covers are packed in nice fabric bags and they come with set of white gloves to avoid getting them greased up. You really get the feeling that you are dealing with a premium product. The terminals are recessed into the cabinet and there is a slot to guide the cables freely to the terminals when mounted to the ceiling or wall- well thought out. The only small detail that I will point out is that they are designed to stand on XTZs Cinema M6 front speakers. Therefore there are some additional threaded holes which can be seen when installed in the ceiling and it pulls down a bit on the otherwise attractive finish and design. To conclude i find it a very nice competent and neutral atmos speaker that I am can to recommend everyone who are looking to expand the system to atmos at an affordable price without sacrificing sound quality or finish.