How much power they have? (in watts)
1941079
I don't see it, but they pump great sound trust me and you can control the volume
1264631
I dont remember but just put them any where they sound great im running right around 4500 watts and they preform great
1317908
I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
1213447
hi I do not know the power they are my husband's. but he does use them most of the time.i would def.recommend them..i hope this helps..linda
2241057
Don't know the wattage but they sound very clear and as far as volume, they are loud for a medium room
779584
Sorry do not know the wattage but they are plenty Brite. street signs glow do to the high intensity of these lights. they do cause static on my radio.
1785589
100watts but u can go a little higher if u want. They don't get that hot on the top.
164050
Per Daniel .45 W. I use them with my PS3 to keep it cooler; I agree they do work great and I do not see any effect on the system's power.
1561354
I honestly do not know how many watts it is, but it's pretty powerful. It takes 2 AA batteries.
432965
I feed them 75 watts from a fosgate amp each. They can handle 100 fine too. They just try to take my doors apart over 75w.
2207857
They are 60 watts. The ones that arrived in good condition work great and are a great price.
1510052
In full sun mine at times produced 180 watts which = 15amps. But not all the time. depends on the sun.
1328390
It will power them, but only puts out 600 max Watts. I had mine clamped and was very dissatisfied.
1840177
I don't know the watts, but I do have the speakers hooked up to a 100 Watt receiver and they sound great. The speakers are not wireless unless you have some sort of wireless device to connect to them.
1681225
im not 100% sure but i think 1200 wattrms, i had two hooked up with an 2000watt amp pushing them.
3546
Approximately 1 watt and they don't burn out. Also, they are at least as bright as the 4 watt if not more.
1810632
I am not sure what you are trying to say. Speakers don't have any watts in them. They can accept a certain power input, measured in watts, before distorting. These are rated to accept 35W (thirty five watts) continuous, and up to 105W peak power. Visit www.InfinitySpeakers.com for details.