SXE-1725S - 6.5 Inch 2-Way Coaxial Speaker, Black

Fantastic fit my car perfectly and the sound quality top teir

Sound great and fit strait in

OK speakers Fitted in my 2017 Peugeot 108 I had difficulty finding suitable spacers and loom connectors so I cut the old speakers out and used the original plastic surrounds to fabricate some mounts and soldered the speakers to the original connectors sticking some foam around them stop vibrating. Not a massive upgrade in sound but noticeably better than the standard speakers but that is probably down to the standard head unit not being very powerful.

Bought to replace the std (very tired 17 year old cheapo factory one) speakers in my Subaru Outback, not a direct fit but no issues, just drilled new mounting holes, much improved sound. Nearly 2 years on and still work great. I think some peoples problems with the sound quality not improving is down to head unit quality. If it’s not a great quality coming out of the head unit, it doesn’t matter what speaker quality is... some vehicles will respond better than others... and, these are only direct replacements, not upgrades. (Some manufacturers fit better speakers than others from the factory)

Fitted 2 sets of these speakers to my citroen c4 grand picaso. Dam they are good. The originals were crap. I would advise buying adaptor leads to make job easier. The car is a 2010 model. Great value.

I replaced the cheapo factory JBLs in the front door of my car with these. They are better than the JBLs but they still sound a bit 'boxy', as speakers in doors often do. A drop-in replacement for the Pug 206cc fronts. They have plastic frames (ugh) and claim to be 'designed in Europe' But good value for the price.

I fitted these to my early model Mazda MX-5. The door cutouts are correct but inevitably the three mounting screws didn't line up perfectly despite the numerous slots in the speaker surround so only two of the three were used and I used some split rubber tubing around the 'loose' edge to prevent rattles. They replaced a set of cheap paper coned Halfords ones which were only there really to check the system was going to work. The Halfords speakers struggled against the wind noise and sounded less than great anyway. These Alpines are far better. Speech and vocals are well defined and controlled, bass lines crisp and articulate and treble detail refined. I get the impression they are more sensitive than previous units, being louder without distorting on my budget bluetooth car radio and the composite cone material looks stiffer and more likely to last in the somewhat iffy environment of the door on a 28 year old stiffly sprung convertible! Time will tell if the lightweight speaker frame and general construction will hold up, but I'm quietly confident!

They ok ish , nothing special Probably could be better with a amp but they just ok on a stock mazda 3