Behringer Eurolive B210D 200W 10 inch Powered Speaker Reviews

I now have 3 of the Behringer Eurolive B210D 200W 10 inch Powered Speakers! They are easy to use and can work well either with the system or on their own for a small PA system. I run Tech for a small travelling teen choir and band and these make wonderful monitors for the choir and soloists. They also double as a karaoke speaker for hooking in music from a phone and adding a microphone. They can be daisy chained together for more power and the volume and 2-band EQ is adjustable on each speaker. Very good purchase, highly recommended!

I call square dances and these speakers are a nice size to put in the trunk. They are lightweight (18 lbs) and have great volume and clarity. I can easily lift them to the top of a 6' high speaker stand to get the sound going over people's heads rather than right into their bodies.

I plug my MP3 player into a Behringer B207MP3 (and my microphone), using that as a small mixer/monitor. Then I use a microphone cable out to these speakers in series. It's nice to be able to have the speakers spaced around the room so it's not to loud for the people in front.

I got this Saturday right before band rehearsal. Connected up to my EV Evolve 50M and it was easily heard above the mix with just me. The rest of the band arrived and it was still heard over the mix and bass & drums. It has good EQ at straight up 12 o'clock. Great bass response. It's light and easy to carry. I can use this as a practice amp. I'm gonna plug my acoustic into it tonight to see how it sounds. Very good value for my hard earned dollars.

This speaker is plenty loud and clear enough to be heard over a moderately loud rock band. And it's great that it can be used as either a stage monitor or a speaker for smaller acoustic gigs. A great value for the price.

I am honestly shocked at how well these sound for the price. Plenty of bass response and all of the mids and treble keep up. I'm used to using a 12" monitor and these are about 2/3 of the size, with just as much of the monitoring power and capability. If you're having to squeeze onto smaller stages, or have a lot of members in the band, these will do great!

I didn't buy my B210D from Sweetwater, but as a Sweetwater customer of other products, thought I should add my thoughts about this powered speaker. If we ever get to play music again, I'll buy another...from Sweetwater.

I use this for solo acoustic gigs. I plug my guitar and vocal mic into a Fishman Loudbox Mini, utilizing its chorus and reverb effects. From there, straight into the B210D using the balanced line out on the Fishman. I love the portability, ease of setup, and sound quality I get. I mount the speaker on a stand and use the Fishman as a monitor.

This is a solid, excellent sounding speaker for the way I use it. My Breedlove guitar into the Fishman amp sounds wonderful, and having the extra power through the Behringer makes it easy to fill small to moderate rooms with sound.

A few years back I hosted an acoustic open mic, using the venue's cheap 4-channel powered mixer and small speakers. I simply plugged the Behringer into the monitor send from the mixer. Not having to deal with a separate monitor amp, extra power outlet and extra cables made setting things up quick and easy. Musicians loved being able to hear themselves. Frankly, the Behringer sounded better than the el-cheapo main speakers.

Really, for the price, portability and quality of sound, these powered speakers are hard to beat. Excellent bang for the buck.

I didn't buy my B210D from Sweetwater, but as a Sweetwater customer of other products, thought I should add my thoughts about this powered speaker. If we ever get to play music again, I'll buy another...from Sweetwater.

I use this for solo acoustic gigs. I plug my guitar and vocal mic into a Fishman Loudbox Mini, utilizing its chorus and reverb effects. From there, straight into the B210D using the balanced line out on the Fishman. I love the portability, ease of setup, and sound quality I get. I mount the speaker on a stand and use the Fishman as a monitor.

This is a solid, excellent sounding speaker for the way I use it. My Breedlove guitar into the Fishman amp sounds wonderful, and having the extra power through the Behringer makes it easy to fill small to moderate rooms with sound.

A few years back I hosted an acoustic open mic, using the venue's cheap 4-channel powered mixer and small speakers. I simply plugged the Behringer into the monitor send from the mixer. Not having to deal with a separate monitor amp, extra power outlet and extra cables made setting things up quick and easy. Musicians loved being able to hear themselves. Frankly, the Behringer sounded better than the el-cheapo main speakers.

Really, for the price, portability and quality of sound, these powered speakers are hard to beat. Excellent bang for the buck.

I bought a pair of these speakers because I wanted to have something lightweight for gigs that I had to climb stairs to do and I was amazed at how good they sounded for their size. I got many compliments on the sound quality and volume from members of the crowd and quite a few said "I can't believe the sound coming out of those small speakers!". Keep up the good work, Behringer! Thank you.

We were very impressed by the overall quality of this speaker. It has great sound.

This is a great little speaker, just right for what i do. Not too big but plenty of power for a small gig or party. When i am not doing that i hook them up to my computer thru a small mixer and have an HDMI going out to the TV and watch videos on U-Tube or any. Also i can use it as a studio monitor for my guitars. Great product.

I've been performing as a musician in semi-professional contexts for the last 12 years. I've been purchasing complete sound systems for different venues for the last 9. Without any hesitation, and with a lot of surprise, I can say that these are the best sounding speakers I've ever purchased. Exceptional low end response. It's not going to shake your feet, but you'll hear everything the bass is doing with really nice warmth. I have purchased portable systems like this before and have spent $10,000. With the Behringer Eurolive B210D, I did it for under $1,000 and it sounds better than any previously system I put together.

Let me just say these speakers are AWESOME!!! I honestly don't understand why so many consumers are constantly slandering Behringer products. These are my first PA speakers but I hear alot better than what I can see, and the sound wave coming from these speakers are what I love listening to. Sure, everyone has their preference listening style, but trust me, you won't be disappointed. For the price, they are worth it.

I am pretty sure I have already done a review on this speaker when I had my first one that I sold. ( BIG MISTAKE ) Nothing has changed. It is a clear, powerful, incredible sounding speaker that can get very loud if you need it to. Best individual monitor I have ever used, due to it's light weight, small footprint, and crystal clear sound. You can't even imagine how many applications you can use this speaker for, it literally fits the bill in all applications, as a main PA in small rooms, as a personal monitor, as a keyboard amp, there's nothing this little guy can't handle. A 200 watt, two way cabinet, weighing 18 pounds, for under $200.00, this one's tough to beat. Buy one or two, your back will thank you at the end of the gig!

I purchased one of these bad boys from Sweetwater approximately two years ago. I was using it in a duo situation with keyboards, drum machine, and guitar. We both sing, and everything is going through two Mackie 450's. My guitar player was using the Behringer monitor that mounts on a mic stand, but after I brought this speaker to the first gig, we realized that this is plenty loud for both of us. He leaves his monitor home, and we place this on the floor between the two of us, and trust me when I say, this thing can rip your head off if you need to get loud! It is an amazing little unit, and at only 18 pounds, your back will thank you every time you use it. I bought the Bose L2 system from Sweetwater about a year and a half ago, and because you can hear yourself so well with this system, I decided to sell my Behringer monitor. BIG MISTAKE! I have filled in for other bands, and I had to bring one of my Mackies for a keyboard monitor. We all know how well the Mackies work, but at 52 lbs, it's just to heavy, and it's overkill when you just need a small monitor. I should have never sold the Behringer, and as soon as I can, I will purchase one, if not two more of these speakers. You will not regret getting them, and you will be totally surprised at the sound quality, and the volume of this small cabinet. Don't hesitate to buy one!

Take it from a guy that has done live stage work for more than 45 years and still going, you will not find a better small floor monitor. I have used every style and type, but this is my go to now for 4 years. Clean, easy to handle and cuts thru the mix very well. Excellent low end for a 10" speaker and nice horn setup. Save your voice and get heard. Mine works 8-10 shows a month.

For starters, it takes A LOT for me to write a review, let alone a good one.

Both speakers arrived promptly when expected, and at first everything seemed fine. We pulled the first one out and tested it, great! The second, not so much. There was a nasty beep noise coming from the power switch upon powering down the speaker. I called SW and the technician listened to the noise over the phone and agreed it was not your standard, signal-coming-to-a-stop type beep, but more of an atmosphere-shattering pinch of the inner ear.

At this point we were pretty bummed because we had a show in less than a week and were planning on using these speakers for the gig. I was told that even with shipping out the next day, they wouldn't arrive until the day of, possibly the day after our gig, and we were traveling out of town so picking them up that day was out of the option. Sure enough, the day before our gig they came and we tested it, much to our ears' delight!

On a side note, we were told that the floor monitor we bought at the same time wouldn't arrive for up to almost a month, and it came well before then! I know every order can't be this streamline and rapid, but keep up the good work SW! We'll definitely continue to purchase from you guys in the future.

For years I've gotten away with less than adequate amplification for my keyboards. I always figured as long as I've got house sound to run through, why bother with an amp and for smaller gigs and practices I've got an old under powered Peavey KB60 that I've been making due with. The problem is, with house sound you're at the mercy of a the sound guy and often the front line stage monitors are hard to hear especially in a noisy club setting and the amp never does my keyboards justice. This little beauty solves all of those problems. Nice clean sound that's perfect for practice, small gigs, and as my own personal monitor on stage. And I've got to give a shout out here to Sweetwater and my sales engineer for recommending this when I explained what I was after. David Hess came up with the perfect solution steering me towards this product, confirming something I was already considering, and also suggesting the Behringer Q802USB mixer to go with it. Couldn't be happier with this setup. And the icing on the cake was ordering this on a Friday afternoon and having it show up Saturday morning (granted I'm in Indiana so it's only about a four hour drive), and being able to test it all out at a gig on Saturday night. Everything worked better than I could have hoped.

I have 2 of these..... I can get a really great tone from them..especially using an EQ.... Sound great...and light

I have been using a Mackie 450 SRM V2 as a monitor for years. I've always had trouble hearing it cut through in the vocal range, and it's around 50 lbs. My back is killing me from dragging it around. I just bought the Behringer and I'm floored by how well it cuts and how light and small it is. 18 lbs!! Love it. I fly it on a stand about 3 feet from my head. I can quickly spin it around and adjust the highs, lows and volume from the back of the cabinet. Very handy! l have never been able to hear myself like I now can. Woohoo! Love it!

Awesome sound from a small, versatile speaker

This speaker will be used by our local Chamber of Commerce for various events where the Executive Director welcomes attendees and makes announcements.

I am sure they will help with my stage monitoring system.

I purchased this speaker to travel with for use when playing flamenco guitar. Im using the MOTU Track 16 as my mixer when flying to gigs, and then run my line out to this speaker and for 200 folks it sounds great and plenty loud. It really is a great light speaker. Very easy to travel with and check.

I got this as a monitor for myself in my band. The lead singer owns the PA so I figured that I would do my part and buy my own monitor. Also doubles as a great little practice amp for my acoustic. Good value.

Exceeded my highest Expectations bought 2 of them With Behringer B1200D they sound Great

the sound in a closed environment is outstanding and loud. cant speak for outdoors. i was hesitant to buy two until i checked one out. im sold, very good quality and solid, i can't find anything to complain about, very happy

This little Speaker System really did the job! I was surprised how well to covered the area . The quality of sound is excellent and could be heard CLEARLY in all parts of the room. Very compact, beautifully self-contained and easy to transport. A real joy for anyone that needs a small speaker system. I can certainly recommend this item!

Bought as a monitor for the drummer. Lightweight. Compact. Loud if you need it. Sounds good. Easy to use. Seems quite rugged. Would probably work for floor monitors for a guitarist, bassist, or singer, too. Would buy again.

Little Big Man of monitors and perfect for a basement play-along set-up.

The Eurolive B210D speakers are performing very well. The only problem, a crackling noise when adjusting the high/low rheostats on 2 of the 8 speakers I purchased. They are functioning close to excellent otherwise and use CLOSE because this is my first experience with speakers like these.

Behringer Eurolive B210D Great-Sounding Active Loudspeakers with lowest price

I've done sound for a band that used one of these as a monitor for the drummer so I knew it would be good. I took off half a star cuz when you turn the volume/gain up and down with nothing going through it, there is is "brushing" noize. That doesn't take away from the overall sound. Just one of those things you notice putting it through the initial testing out of the box. Otherwise, highly recommended, especially for the price.

For the money you cannot beat this powered speaker. It has more bass responce than I expected. Sounds more like a 12 inch instead of a 10 inch. It works well as a keyboard amp and is very light weight. Don't be afraid to buy. I feel it is a good investment.

When using this Beringer 210 as an extension amp to my fender 200 acoustic amp. Well it does fill in the empty space very nicely with a complEmentary (E not i) sound that originates from the fender. The badge however could be placed somewhere else discreetly, yeah.

This is a good speaker - light-weight, and with good sound. They put out a good amount of volume for a small club or restaurant. To get a nice sound set the ballpark EQ on the speakers, then tweak the bass and mids on your mixer and don't crank them too high.
As I am running a 5-string bass through the PA and am not ready to buy a subwoofer, I used them for a couple of weeks, then swapped them for the 12" version to get a bit more power and a bit more bass and for not much more money. I'll spring for a B1500XP subwoofer when the time is right.
Note that speaker cases (for any size portable speaker) can be pricey, but are worth it.

This is a good speaker. I use it with an acoustic rig - as well as with my electric rig.

On the Behringer site the product page brazenly claims there's a 3 year warranty but the fine print reveals that the warranty is only one year.

That's of no consequence, as what matters is the sound and overall quality (and I am not a fan of plastic cabinets) - it sounds good and the lows are good. It's a good speaker.

Worked well right out of the box - plug it in and go. I bought it for use as a monitor and also for the possibility as added presence as a remote speaker if/when I need more volume. The two way EQ was a lot of help to dial in an equal tonal sound with my AER 60 amp that I use for singer/songwriter gigs. Well constructed, now I just hope that it lasts for years.

These really provide the coverage (and quality) for our rehearsal area. Very pleased.

I use Yamaha DXR 10’s for FOH, and the Behringer B210D as a stage monitor. It’s a peach - loud, articulate and built well. Shelling out for a DXR 10 on stage might feed the ego, but it’s completely unnecessary. I’ll be getting two more for the bigger shows we occasionally do.

In 2013, I bought the B210D as a tote-along speaker for church and other gigs. Might have been from from Sweetwater. They been great to deal with, so I'm reviewing it here.

At the time, Behringer products were not held in much esteem, but my application required less power and was physically less demanding than the average club/bar/DJ scene. All I really needed was undistorted reproduction of individual flute, violin, trumpet, etc. with adequate volume and respectable audio quality. I gambled the B210D would hold up, and beside, it was all I could afford.

Five years later, the B210D is still going strong, including a few medium-power DJ and big-band gigs. It is more than loud enough for my needs. Audio quality is also acceptable, although I don't think it is quite as good as, say, a discrete amp and studio grade monitor.

The only significant problem I ever encountered is that the XLR output is wired directly and unbuffered in parallel with the 1/4" input jack. When I connected the B210 to the mixer at church, I suddenly got no output from the speaker itself. Later, I disassembled the speaker to see if something was fried, and noted it worked again when I put it back together. I hooked it back up to the mixer the next week, and again got no output. Finally deduced this was because the low-Z input at the mixer was wiping out the signal level into the rest of the B210D! This is a cost-cutting measure on Behringer's part that complicated using the B210D as a floor monitor. Other than that, I got my money's worth.

To those who read a review saying they bought one product or another and it was DOA, note it is too easy to pan all the manufacturer's products as junk. It happens to the best. Based on a favorable experience, I would buy another B210D. In terms of power-size/weight-cost, there really isn't anything else like it except the B110D, B108D, and B208D -- all Behringer.

Pretty disappointed in the low end. Maybe good for singer-songwriter acoustic guy. I wouldnt recommend for electronic music.

I purchased 4 of these last year for floor monitors as part of my PA system. 2 of them have been flawless. 1 stopped turning on, then a month later, started working again. The 4th one had the woofer channel go out, not blown, just no signal.
When they work, they sound great, and are really good floor monitors, but the fact that half of the speakers I purchased are acting so unreliable, I cannot recommend them. I plan on purchasing a different brand of powered speakers in the near future to replace them, and will be spending a bit more money when I do.

I bought it on November 20, 2022 and on Friday, February 10, 2023 it stopped working.
It had non-important aesthetic details, that's why it was on special sale.
but it stopped working.

I have 3 that I use as floor monitors and all 3 have a bad hiss. I changed power cables, outlets, xlr cables.

Loud background Hiss makes it unuseable. It's now been over a week after filling out their online form at least twice. NO RESPONSE WHATSOEVER. NO PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE.

Based on this kind of 'warranty service', unless my problem gets solved pretty quickly, I will NEVER buy another Behringer product again, or any of the other brand names listed on their website.