OBAGE Classic-5 2.1 Home Theatre System | 100W Output | HDMI ARC, Optical in, Bluetooth 5.3, USB, FM, AUX | Deep Bass Surround Sound for TV, Music & Movies

I’ve been using the Obage Classic 5 Home Theatre System for some time now, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance. The sound quality is rich, clear, and well-balanced, especially for its price range. The subwoofer delivers strong lower bass with a satisfying rumble, which really enhances movies, action scenes, and music. You can feel the bass without it becoming muddy or overpowering. The satellite speakers handle mids and highs very well, and dialogues remain clear and crisp, even at higher volumes. The build quality feels solid and premium, and the wooden cabinet adds a classy look to the setup. Installation is simple, and it works smoothly with my TV and other devices. One small suggestion: it would be even better if the satellite speaker wires were a bit longer, as that would provide more flexibility in speaker placement for larger rooms. Overall, this is a great value-for-money home theatre system with immersive sound and deep bass. Highly recommended for movies, music, and OTT content! 🔊🔥

Obager Classic 5 – Decent 2.1 Speaker (My Preferred EQ Setup) I’ve been using the Obager Classic 5 2.1 speaker system mainly for video editing and daily media use. After some tweaking, I found a sound profile that works best for my ears and workflow. My EQ settings: • Bass: 5/7 (max is 7, I keep it one step lower) • Mid: 7/7 • Treble: 6/7 With this setup, the sound feels balanced and controlled. The mids are the strongest part — dialogue and vocals come through clearly, which is important for editing. Bass is punchy enough without being overpowering, and treble stays clean without sounding harsh or fatiguing. Overall: For the price, this is a decent 2.1 speaker system. It’s not meant for heavy bass lovers, but for video editing, casual music, and daily use, it performs well with the right EQ adjustment.

I have been using the Obage Classic 5 for a while now and honestly, the sound quality is just on another level. The clarity, depth, and richness of the music make the whole experience feel special. The bass is powerful yet balanced, giving that perfect punch without overpowering the vocals or instruments. Another thing that impressed me a lot is their customer service. Whenever I had any small queries, the response was super quick and extremely helpful. They don’t just sell you a product, they make sure your experience stays smooth throughout. For this price range, it’s hands down the best choice. Totally worth every rupee spent. Proud that an Indian brand is delivering such amazing quality—feels good to support it. If you want a system that gives you pure satisfaction in sound and reliable after-sales support, this is the one.

April 26th, 2025 Edit: Never ever go for Obage. After the last message that I received from Obage, there has been no response from the support number via whatsapp. And they are not picking up my calls either. Worst service I have ever seen. April 21st, 2025 Edit: Since the repair is given to third party technician, this is what their cost breakup of the repair quote looks like: "Ic cost rs 150 Rs 100 courier cost Total rs 250. Spare Rs 590 technical person one visit Rs 4 extra per km up an down of technicain Approx kilometres 70x4=280 Total rs 1120". I/4 cost of the speaker is being charged by Obage just to repair a faulty IC. Other you can purchase ic only after receiving can get fix by any near technican very easily problem will be solve an cheaper too Because we also arrange via third party local technican April 19th, 2025 Edit: The ic inside the speaker broke. I happend to buy a second pair of Obage speakers(the Dt2605) two or three months after I bought this one. The ic inside that tower speaker broke as well. Ics inside both pair of speakers broke after the pathetic 6 months warranty was over. And to equate this to my speaker ownership history: I have bought 4 pairs of Edifier speakers since 2009 and all three of them are working perfectly. Can you imagine my surprise when coincidentally both pair of Obages broke just months after the warranty period is over? Makes you really wonder if Indian brands with made in India products are actually giving you quality for the price or just ripping you off for the name. I recommended Obage at the time when I wrote this review to two of my friends, and both had issues with their speakers. Thankfully both could raise a refund as both pairs had issues since delivery. Contacted support and waiting on them to get back to me with their quote. And the worst part is that they hand over speaker repair to their some third party. Really pathetic experience. If this gets repaired and works then I am probably going to give these away and go for a different brand altogether. Both the Obage speakers left me with a very bad experience. Final word: Obage though sounds good, doesn't stay good. Kinda like Hifiman minus the price tag. Chala toh chand tak, nahi toh kal tak. And both my speakers chala toh kal tak. First, I am currently in the middle of building myself a good speaker chain consisting of Mission QX2 mk2 passive speakers, amp and preamp to be made by Anode Acoustics and dac will probably be Ifi zen dac signature edition. This will take some time. Meanwhile I was looking for something that will scratch my speaker itch without costing a fortune. In comes Obage. This model and their 6k dual tower speaker were under consideration. I chose this set mainly because of the small size of the tower speakers. Now coming to the sound, it's v shaped, as in your lows and highs are emphasised and the mids take a bit of a back seat. I am not a vshape sound guy and thus when this arrived, I fiddled with the sub woofer controls(treble and bass knobs) to kind of give it a balanced signature. And once that was done I threw my library of music(metal and rock as that is all I listen to) at the speakers and I was very very surprised at the price to performance ratio of the speakers. These sound so so good. I had Edifier C3 back in 2010 or something which I eventually sold as I needed the funds. Then I was in Edifier camp for a few years having bought their RCN1000, R1280T and R1280DB models. I like them but they are not close to Obage in terms of sound quality minus C3 as I do not remember much about C3's sound as it's been so long. Obage has rca inputs, optical, Bluetooth and radio connectivity. The remote is handy and the range of the remote is fair enough. Bluetooth connectivity is good and sound is good too. That's all I can say about the Bluetooth sound. My main usage of this speakers is from my laptop via my dap(dac mode) into speakers. The speakers didn't sound good enough out of my onboard legion's 3.5mm port. I used one of my daps that was lying around as a dac(digital to audio converter) and voila the sound became crystal clear. I have used it while playing games on my PS5 via my monitors 3.5mm port. I do not know how Obage is not as famous in Indian speaker market as some of the other brands. These guys absolutely deserve the recognition. The sould doesn't distort at loud volumes. I have turned it as high as I cn take it and listened to a few songs and nothing distorts. I listen at low to medium volumes most of the time. The subwoofer will knock your socks off if you want it to. Overall amazing value for money and amazing sound. I just wish I had invested in Obage instead of Edifier. This is a keeper and I'll keep this with me for as long as they last. One point where I have problem with them is that they say "Do not play distored music". I do not know what their definition of distorted music is but as I mentioned before I listen to metal music 80 percent of the time and rest is rock. And they sound so good out of the speakers. And by distored music if they mean metal and rock in general then I do have a bone to pick with Obage. Metal and rock is not distorted music. There is calculated introduction of distortion and effects by the people who have been in the industry for decades. Some of the biggest studios, biggest musicians and biggest labels work diligently to get that specific sound. And if suddenly a speaker brand tells me playing distorted music can only harm your speakers, I'd laugh out loud and then show them the door. So Obage, if you are reading this, care to explain what you mean by distorted music and how playing distorted music can harm the speakers?

I recently purchased the Obage Classic 5 music system, and I am more than satisfied - I'm genuinely impressed! The sound quality is rich, clear, and perfectly balanced, whether it's deep bass or crisp vocals. It's not just loud; it's immersive, making every song feel alive. The build quality feels premium, and the classic design gives it a timeless charm. Setup was easy, and the controls are intuitive. It's obvious that this system was made for people who truly love music. If you want a music system that delivers both performance and elegance, the Obage Classic 5 is an excellent choice. Absolutely worth it!