The name Felix has been wandering around the Greek territory for over 30 years. I remember it mainly on cassette players (in the past of course) and car CD players, car speakers, but also on home stereo systems. At some point many years ago, I saw it listed on a car audio system as "made in Germany". So, encouraged by this experience, I proceeded to purchase these speakers for the price of 15.90 euros.
I bought them to replace 2 deteriorated speakers of a relatively old Mercedes Sprinter, the listening of which had become torturous. Because the car transports students, I just wanted to be able to listen decently to the music I prefer over the radio, and the news of the day, always at a low volume, so as not to create disturbance in the surrounding area.
Initially, I was surprised that nowhere, either on the box or on the speakers, was the country of manufacture mentioned. Obviously China, but this is no longer news... I just wondered if they were made in a country with cheaper labor than China, and possibly that is the reason why they are not even worth a simple mention... it will obviously remain an unanswered question...
Now that I think about it, maybe the barcode on the packaging would help... But I no longer have the box...
By the way, and not to forget, they have a 2-year warranty.
In essence: The packaging contained two long cables, which I did not need, screws to secure the speakers, which I also did not need, I just squeezed them into place until they fit, 2 round covers in case they are placed in doors.
I do not know technical terms that can evaluate the speakers.
However, I can convey that based on the purchase price, they are two very decent and honest speakers, for a use like the one I described above. With a purchase price of 15.90 euros and installation time of 3 minutes each, I am absolutely satisfied.
I repeat, for the use I described above!! But even in the case where I alone in the car will "blast" the volume button, I believe that from these speakers I receive much more, in relation to the money I spent.
Of course, I would never buy them for my car, as I have much higher demands there.
It is also obvious that I know that the cost I will have to pay for the speakers of my car will be incomparably higher than 15.90 euros.
Nevertheless, for someone whose pocket is very shallow, as indeed for most of us today, and who definitely wants to replace the speakers of his car when they have become as torturous as my previous ones, I dare say that they could be a decent solution, in the category of the low value of 15.90 euros...
That's it....

When I bought them, I thought I made a smart purchase. In the end, I had to change them within a month because it was like I didn't have speakers at all. The JVC cs-v418 that I bought were unbelievably better (5 euros more based on prices on skroutz, it's not worth sticking with felix).

For the money, it is a mediocre choice, poor sound quality, speakers get distorted at half volume. The only positive thing is its price