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Klipsch The Fives II

4.5 / 5Demo rating
$550best of 2 vetted listings · atBest Buybestbuy.com
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Based on 2 verified price checks since Oct 28, 2026.

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Our verdict

The Fives II are a versatile choice for combining TV audio, network streaming and vinyl playback without a separate receiver. Their main compromises are the required inter-speaker cable and lack of Dirac Live, so buyers prioritizing placement flexibility or room correction should compare alternatives.

What reviewers say

"The connection between left and right speaker is wired only."
— Audio Advice

Pros

  • +Built-in amplification, streaming and phono connectivity reduce the need for separate components.
  • +HDMI eARC and HDMI 2.1 passthrough make the pair versatile for television and music systems.
  • +A dedicated subwoofer output provides an expansion path for deeper bass.

Cons

  • −A cable between the speakers is required despite the wireless streaming features.
  • −No Dirac Live room correction, unlike the larger second-generation models.

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KEF LSX II LT

Another powered stereo streaming system with HDMI ARC, USB-C and a subwoofer output; worth comparing for a compact TV-and-desktop setup.

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Klipsch The Sevens II

The larger step-up model adds 6.5-inch woofers, Dirac Live Limited Bandwidth room correction and an optional wireless inter-speaker connection.

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Frequently asked

Do The Fives II need a separate amplifier or receiver?

No. The pair includes amplification and source processing.

Can they play Dolby Atmos from a TV?

Yes. They support Dolby Atmos with virtual height channels using compatible content through HDMI; this is not a system with separate physical height speakers.

Can I connect a turntable and a subwoofer?

Yes. A built-in phono stage supports turntable connection, and an RCA line-level output supports an external powered subwoofer.

Are the two speakers wirelessly connected, and is Dirac Live included?

No. The left/right connection is wired, and The Fives II do not include Dirac Live. Those additional capabilities are offered on the larger Sevens II and Nines II.