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title: "ORA4 Powered Bluetooth Desktop Speakers - Pair Matte Black"
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# 15m Bluetooth range 140W max output power 80Hz subwoofer crossover filter ORA4 Powered Bluetooth Desktop Speakers - Pair Matte Black

**Brand:** kanto
**Price:** E£ 86384
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your desk vibes with sound that means business

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ORA4 Powered Bluetooth Desktop Speakers - Pair Matte Black by kanto
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 86384 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kanto enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kanto brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Audio Tuning:** 80Hz low-pass filter optimizes subwoofer integration for a balanced, immersive experience
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** USB-C and RCA inputs ensure effortless pairing with laptops, smart devices, and more
- • **Compact Powerhouse Sound:** 140 watts of crisp, room-filling audio for your desktop sanctuary
- • **Sleek Matte Black Design:** Modern, minimalist aesthetic that elevates any professional workspace
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Bluetooth connectivity with a 15-meter range keeps your desk clutter-free and stylish

## Overview

The Kanto ORA4 Powered Bluetooth Desktop Speakers deliver 140 watts of dynamic stereo sound through 4-inch aluminum woofers and 0.75-inch silk dome tweeters. Designed for professionals craving a sleek, clutter-free setup, these matte black speakers offer Bluetooth wireless streaming up to 15 meters, USB-C and RCA inputs, and an 80Hz subwoofer crossover for seamless bass integration. Perfectly sized for desktop use, they combine modern aesthetics with precise audio tuning to keep your workspace sounding as sharp as you look.

## Description

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Review: Good Soup! - Great Speakers! I have a lot to say so I will break this out in categories. For context about me, I am a hobby musician. I’ve dabbled in music production, so I feel I have a relatively trained ear. I am no “audiophile” because I know that is an endless money pit for diminishing returns. 1) Sound Quality Chefs kiss, these sound really good for the size. I don’t know the exact rolloff frequency, but it seems below around 120hz is where they start to get quieter. For the size, I can’t really complain, it’s impressive for these 4” woofers. I did buy the Kanto Sub8 to pair with these which really completed the setup. I would definitely consider pairing these with a sub at some point if you feel that is missing. When setting EQ for these in my room, I did have to notch down the 400hz range as it was a touch muddy there on some songs. -2/3db at 400hz really let the upper mids sing more. Overall a very neutral sound though. Also, definitely get some stands of any kind. Will help sound quality. Volume is adequate for a 12’x12’ room too. 2) Appearance I was a little worried about them looking cheap from the photos, but I can confirm that in-person they look really good despite being plastic. The only thing I don’t like is the seam in the assembly is pretty noticeable and towards the front. Small nit pick though. 3) I/O It’s a little lackluster in this area. There is no standard aux, optical, or turntable input. Definitely look at other Kanto speakers if you plan to buy turntable speakers because some of their other speakers have a turntable amp built in. So for a PC speaker(my use case), the USB-C is great. RCA is good for pairing with other sound equipment. 4)Price I definitely think the current MSRP of $450 is a little high for these. If paying $450 I’d definitely spend more time comparing to other speakers to see if these are right for you. I’d be a little more critical of these at $450. However, I got them for $330 which definitely tips these into a very competitive and compelling option. They seem to go on sale for $350 very often. 5)Misc The only thing I wish they had was a variable cutoff frequency for the sub out. It’s set to 80hz, but I wish I could play around with it more. However, I don’t think this speaker is for the “True Audiophile” and the 80hz sub out works well with the Kanto Sub8. Also, the power supply is external… which if that’s the trafeoff for how nice they look, I won’t knock it. Would’ve been nice to not have to worry about a power brick. Not too big of a brick. 6) Conclusion Overall, I love these, I am very happy with them. They are just pleasant to listen to. My very first listen I was telling myself “Oh, alright, they sound decent, noting crazy. I’ll listen for a while and see if I want to return them” Then I just kept wanting to listen to them more and more and more. I love them! They are just nice to listen to. I don’t get listening fatigue like I do with other speakers and headphones I own. If you are a casual music enjoyer who thinks $350 isn’t expensive to you, you’ll be very happy with them!
Review: Excellent desktop speakers - The Kanto ORA is a really good pair of desktop speakers. They have a pretty flat and laid-back sound. The bass with the unit itself sounds good, but it still doesn't produce much sub-bass (as expected of a speaker this size). If you don’t listen to a lot of bass-centered tracks, then you would not necessarily need a subwoofer with this. Connecting a subwoofer (I used a Kanto Sub8) activates the crossover (at 100Hz), allowing the ORA to focus its power on the mids and highs, producing a well-rounded, full-range sound. I bought this to replace my KEF Q100 + Pioneer SW-8MK2 + SMSL AD18 DAC/AMP setup, which was taking up a lot of space on my desk. Using a passive speaker also meant adding an amplifier and all the additional wires required, making the desk a mess. The ORAs are tiny in comparison and are powered, simplifying the setup considerably. One huge quality-of-life improvement for me with the ORA is that I can change its volume at the OS level (via keyboard) like an analog connection, even when connected via USB. I do this hundreds of times a day and don’t have to take my hands off the keyboard now. It is still a little confusing as the speaker volume (controlled via knob) and system volume are independent, and I am not sure how it’s affecting the subwoofer volume (it was at 50% with the SMSL, but I had to reduce it to 25% with the ORA). It took me a day or two of tinkering to get the volumes at a balanced state. @Kanto, if you are reading this, I hope you can share a guide on how to balance system, speaker, and subwoofer volumes, especially within the Kanto ecosystem. After dialing in the ORA and the Sub8, I compared it to the larger KEF system, and it was a tough one. The KEF, thanks to its coaxial drivers, sounded more magical than the Kanto. The imaging on certain tracks is out of this world, but on the flip side, they do sound thin and fatiguing with other songs (even though they are not bright speakers). The Kanto, on the other hand, sounded more laid back and neutral, which makes it a bit boring but more consistent across the range of songs I tried. At the end of the day, I prefer and am keeping the kanto setup for the desk, due to its size, laid-back neutral sound, simplicity, and other convenience features. The ORA feels well-tuned and optimized for the desk. If you want a speaker that you would like to move from the desk to the living room when needed, there are many other excellent (but larger) speakers at this price point that might serve you better. If this was priced around $249, it would have been a no-brainer recommendation.

## Features

- KANTO ORA4 POWERED BLUETOOTH DESKTOP SPEAKERS - PAIR MATTE BLACK

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DH8N2S3T |
| Additional Features | 1/4"-20 rear & bottom mounting hole, 3/4" Silk Dome Tweeters and 4" Aluminum Concave Cone (Magnetically Shielded), 60 Hz - 22 kHz Frequency Response, 80 Hz low pass filter when subwoofer is connected |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Indoor |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Best Sellers Rank | #101 in Computer Speakers |
| Bluetooth Range | 15 Meters |
| Brand | Kanto |
| Built-In Media | Item |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop, Laptop, Smart Home Device, Smartphone, Television |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, RCA , USB Type-C |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 399 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Frequency Response | 22 KHz |
| Is Waterproof | false |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.7"D x 4.5"W x 8.1"H |
| Item Type Name | Powered Reference Speakers |
| Item Weight | 8.2 Pounds |
| MP3 player | No |
| Manufacturer | Kanto |
| Model Name | ORAMB |
| Model Number | ORA4MB |
| Mounting Type | Shelf Mount |
| Number of Audio Channels | 2.0 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 140 Watts |
| Speaker Size | 4 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Bookshelf |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming, Music Production, Home Theater, Professional Audio, Desktop Audio |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Tweeter Diameter | 0.75 Inches |
| UPC | 800152722535 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Two Year Manufacturer's Warranty |
| Warranty Type | Two Year Manufacturer's Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |
| Woofer Diameter | 4 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo
- **Brand:** Kanto
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth, RCA, USB Type-C
- **Frequency Response:** 22 KHz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 140 Watts

## Images

![ORA4 Powered Bluetooth Desktop Speakers - Pair Matte Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51VapMbq-FL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Soup!
*by T***K on May 10, 2026*

Great Speakers! I have a lot to say so I will break this out in categories. For context about me, I am a hobby musician. I’ve dabbled in music production, so I feel I have a relatively trained ear. I am no “audiophile” because I know that is an endless money pit for diminishing returns. 1) Sound Quality Chefs kiss, these sound really good for the size. I don’t know the exact rolloff frequency, but it seems below around 120hz is where they start to get quieter. For the size, I can’t really complain, it’s impressive for these 4” woofers. I did buy the Kanto Sub8 to pair with these which really completed the setup. I would definitely consider pairing these with a sub at some point if you feel that is missing. When setting EQ for these in my room, I did have to notch down the 400hz range as it was a touch muddy there on some songs. -2/3db at 400hz really let the upper mids sing more. Overall a very neutral sound though. Also, definitely get some stands of any kind. Will help sound quality. Volume is adequate for a 12’x12’ room too. 2) Appearance I was a little worried about them looking cheap from the photos, but I can confirm that in-person they look really good despite being plastic. The only thing I don’t like is the seam in the assembly is pretty noticeable and towards the front. Small nit pick though. 3) I/O It’s a little lackluster in this area. There is no standard aux, optical, or turntable input. Definitely look at other Kanto speakers if you plan to buy turntable speakers because some of their other speakers have a turntable amp built in. So for a PC speaker(my use case), the USB-C is great. RCA is good for pairing with other sound equipment. 4)Price I definitely think the current MSRP of $450 is a little high for these. If paying $450 I’d definitely spend more time comparing to other speakers to see if these are right for you. I’d be a little more critical of these at $450. However, I got them for $330 which definitely tips these into a very competitive and compelling option. They seem to go on sale for $350 very often. 5)Misc The only thing I wish they had was a variable cutoff frequency for the sub out. It’s set to 80hz, but I wish I could play around with it more. However, I don’t think this speaker is for the “True Audiophile” and the 80hz sub out works well with the Kanto Sub8. Also, the power supply is external… which if that’s the trafeoff for how nice they look, I won’t knock it. Would’ve been nice to not have to worry about a power brick. Not too big of a brick. 6) Conclusion Overall, I love these, I am very happy with them. They are just pleasant to listen to. My very first listen I was telling myself “Oh, alright, they sound decent, noting crazy. I’ll listen for a while and see if I want to return them” Then I just kept wanting to listen to them more and more and more. I love them! They are just nice to listen to. I don’t get listening fatigue like I do with other speakers and headphones I own. If you are a casual music enjoyer who thinks $350 isn’t expensive to you, you’ll be very happy with them!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent desktop speakers
*by G***O on November 18, 2023*

The Kanto ORA is a really good pair of desktop speakers. They have a pretty flat and laid-back sound. The bass with the unit itself sounds good, but it still doesn't produce much sub-bass (as expected of a speaker this size). If you don’t listen to a lot of bass-centered tracks, then you would not necessarily need a subwoofer with this. Connecting a subwoofer (I used a Kanto Sub8) activates the crossover (at 100Hz), allowing the ORA to focus its power on the mids and highs, producing a well-rounded, full-range sound. I bought this to replace my KEF Q100 + Pioneer SW-8MK2 + SMSL AD18 DAC/AMP setup, which was taking up a lot of space on my desk. Using a passive speaker also meant adding an amplifier and all the additional wires required, making the desk a mess. The ORAs are tiny in comparison and are powered, simplifying the setup considerably. One huge quality-of-life improvement for me with the ORA is that I can change its volume at the OS level (via keyboard) like an analog connection, even when connected via USB. I do this hundreds of times a day and don’t have to take my hands off the keyboard now. It is still a little confusing as the speaker volume (controlled via knob) and system volume are independent, and I am not sure how it’s affecting the subwoofer volume (it was at 50% with the SMSL, but I had to reduce it to 25% with the ORA). It took me a day or two of tinkering to get the volumes at a balanced state. @Kanto, if you are reading this, I hope you can share a guide on how to balance system, speaker, and subwoofer volumes, especially within the Kanto ecosystem. After dialing in the ORA and the Sub8, I compared it to the larger KEF system, and it was a tough one. The KEF, thanks to its coaxial drivers, sounded more magical than the Kanto. The imaging on certain tracks is out of this world, but on the flip side, they do sound thin and fatiguing with other songs (even though they are not bright speakers). The Kanto, on the other hand, sounded more laid back and neutral, which makes it a bit boring but more consistent across the range of songs I tried. At the end of the day, I prefer and am keeping the kanto setup for the desk, due to its size, laid-back neutral sound, simplicity, and other convenience features. The ORA feels well-tuned and optimized for the desk. If you want a speaker that you would like to move from the desk to the living room when needed, there are many other excellent (but larger) speakers at this price point that might serve you better. If this was priced around $249, it would have been a no-brainer recommendation.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Do not think twice about these. Small + Powerful (and cool looking)
*by T***M on May 11, 2026*

I was skeptical about how these would sound considering their size. I was WRONG, completely wrong. The sound (and bass) that these tiny speakers produce is unbelievable. I am now a diehard fan. I have a small, modest setup with little room and was looking for (monitor) speakers that didn't have a large footprint. I did some research and chose these. I am sooo happy I did. The colors they offer are amazing and again, the sound is 10/10 from these little guys. They are powerful/loud, solidly built and worth the $$$.

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