Audioengine A2 Plus Wireless Bluetooth Desktop Speakers - 60W Computer Speakers for Music and Gaming

Got these in black for my home office desk.Using them primarily for music and some video.Connections:They are connected to my Macbook Pro, and I've placed them about 1.7M apart.The left speaker unit connects to the power cable.The 2 units are connected together with the speaker cable provided (speaker cable is 2 metres long).I have connected to my Macbook via the provided 1.5M USB cable, but can be connected via Bluetooth too.There are external outputs that could optionally connect to a subwoofer.Operation:They are turned on/off via the volume knob (on back of unit).I can turn the volume up/down via my keyboard controls (and/or can use the volume knob on the speaker).Sound:Very precise and rich sound. Bass is very good for units of this size.Very pleasing to listen to, and a noticeable step up in quality from other speakers of this size.I also purchased the silicone mounts to sit them on, which angles the speakers upwards for a more direct sound.Quality:By far, some of the best packaging I've experienced with a product!The speakers and their accessories/cabling were pampered in quality textile drawstring bags, all contents were packaged with alot of care and quality.The speakers themselves feel (and weigh) high quality, and have a noticeably high quality finish to them (mine are satin black).Pros:- Rich and precise sound quality- Aesthetically good looking on a desk- Can be easily connected via USB or Bluetooth- Volume easily controllable via device input (e.g. keyboard) and/or by the volume knob on the left speaker- Excellent build quality, and exceptionally well packagedCons:- Expensive compared to other 2.0 speakers availableOverall, I am very happy with these bookshelf speakers.They are pricey, but I can see, feel, and hear the difference.I would highly recommend for anyone looking for a concise pair of speakers, that is willing to pay extra for high quality.

After months of putting off buying speakers and many hours searching the web, reading reviews on a range of desktop speakers i finally decided on the Audioengine A2+ speakers. I cant say you'd be disappointed with the choice, at least i wasn't in the slightest!First off the unboxing was impressive, with the speakers coming secured well in protective packaging and wrapped in microfibre cloth soft to the touch, with another 2 microfibre bags storing the connecting wires, the first impressions oozed a premium feel with these great microfibre carrying bags.The little speakers pack great audio, with a well rounded and crisp range of sound and considering the size of these little guys the base isn't bad at all! if you're a hardcore basehead you may need an external sub but for the regular user for the home office these are perfect in this size and produce amazing sound these put out considering their small form factor. Any audiophile will appreciate this great desk addition and make sitting at your desk all that more inviting and leaving you not want to get out your seat!The design of these blend in and look and feel very study, solid and most important quality. The problem i found personally when looking for desktop speakers is the majority don't compliment the desk and look out of place, tend to not look at nice and feel a bit cheap. This is certainly not the case with the A2s, they are a good weight in the hand, and the finish of the speakers is high end, from the smooth outer shell encasing the entire body to the drivers and back panels, you can tell these are premium quality and they sound as good as they look if not better! I wouldn't expect these to produce any rattle from weight of them allowing for vibration dampening through the padded underside on the bottoms. The volume control to the rear left isn't so much an issue at all, i adjust it to a certain level on the back and then control the volume though the device i'm using over bluetooth so turning the volume up or down can be done without issue.The setup was super simple to install and connect up to my devices, 5 minute job connecting the power and cable between the speakers and then pairing up to them with a bluetooth device.While they are some of the most pricey speakers when compared to its competitors in this range i believe them to be worth it. The build, sound, easy of use and looks of them top all my expectations and an investment well made with these 10/10 speakers!

You should appreciate the high-quality build of the monitor. They’re great for casual users with limited desk space. The vocals are crisp and clear, but they lack bass due to their size. If you have the same monitor, I recommend getting the A5+ because it delivers more bass and volume. However, I was limited to desk space, so I opted for the A2+. If you get the S8 subwoofer, it makes the A2+ great combination. The only downside is that the volume control is behind the speaker, which makes no sense since it’s easily accessible at the front.

So after a meandering path to these Audioengine speakers I tried many. Edifier and even traditional hifi bookshelves. These are by far the best sounding pc speakers I've heard since... I owned actual hifi equipment during the 90s. I did very little in my equaliser software to correct these beauties. The treble is very crisp so I maybe dropped that down a tiny bit. The bass is often sited as being lacking in these speakers, I dont hear this at all. I guess a lot of that is down to where and how you position them. Mine are about 20cms from a rear wall. Overall I cant see how anyone would be disappointed with buying the Audioengine. Rich, vibrant and very dynamic sounding. Soundstage is fantastic with voice being placed perfectly and always sounding natural. I'll end this with some tips for you to get the most out of these speakers. Make sure the tweeter is at roughly the height of your ears. Tilt both speakers inwards until you can hear the vocals snap into the middle space between. So these are a solid 10/10 for me.