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

You will be surprised from the quality when you open the box and listen for first time

Sound is amazing! I use it for my meeting, listening music!

Pros: - Sounds about 30% better than my old t20 gigaworks ime but that's very subjective. - Lots and lots of input options and almost all input cables provided - All inputs play simultaneously. No need to disconnect when plugging in new device - BT connectivity and front headphone jack - Output for subwoofer if you want to upgrade later Cons: - No remote control for volume control. - Left speaker is main speaker with volume controls. As someone right handed, this bothers me much more than i expected it to. - The speaker to speaker wire has LONG connectors that stick out over 2" so you can forget about placing the speakers against a wall. They should really do 90 degree cables or something. - No RCA to TRS cable was provided. I would have preferred this to the 3.5 to 3.5mm TRS cable. - While better than your run of the mill speakers, the price premium is exorbitant.

You will definitely need a subwoofer.

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Excellent sound. Great power. Quality material.

Let me begin with the aesthetic appeal. Despite their compact size, the speakers are beautifully finished and come in a variety of colors that please the preferences of even the most discerning customers. Every detail, from the smallest components to the overall design, has been meticulously considered to create a solid and stunning professional look. Of course, there are many other speakers available with appealing styles and colors, but many of them are either significantly more expensive or lack the exceptional sound quality of the A2+ speakers. And speaking of which, the quality of sound is where these little wonders truly shine. I tested the speakers with a diverse range of music genres, including classic, jazz, salsa, rock, and pop, and I was pleasantly surprised by their performance. I wasn’t expecting such a high level of detail, especially in the mid and high frequency sounds, which are remarkably good. While the bass may not be particularly powerful for their size, it’s not bad in any way. Regarding connectivity, the speakers offer various options to connect to your music sources without compromising their clean and elegant appearance. All the available ports are conveniently located on the back of the speakers. An USB-C port is provided; I reached out to user support to get more information about the requirements for this specific port. According to user support, the minimum practical port speed is any USB port that supports USB 2.0 Full Speed. This includes USB A 2.0 ports, USB A 3.x ports operating in backward compatible mode, USB C ports that support USB 2.0 signaling, and Thunderbolt docks that expose USB 2.0 lanes internally. Even the slowest USB ports on modern docks exceed this requirement. Here, I discovered an issue with my specific setup. The only available “free” USB ports left on my "busy" Ivanky FusionDock Max 2 dock are USB A (2.0 and higher); however, attempting to connect the speakers to any of these ports using either a USB C to USB A cable or an adaptor from USB C to USB A results in no connection. Only when using a USB C port was I able to connect the A2+ to my Mac Mini M4 Pro. The Bluetooth connection works perfectly fine. When I first turn on the speakers, they enter in “pair mode,” which simplifies the process. I didn’t notice any difference in the sound quality when using USB C or Bluetooth. I haven’t tested the RCA connection, but I would have preferred an optical port to be included instead. I find that port more useful for this type of speaker (more computer-oriented).

Most beautiful and very small in form but its sound is superb. Built quality is top notch. For the price paid, it’s worth every cents. Highly recommended

Eigentlich gute Boxen, aber man muss wissen was man tut. 1. Die Boxen nicht direkt auf den Schreibtisch stellen. Eine zusätzliche Entkopplung kann hier das Klangbild wirklich deutlich verbessern. Zum Testen nehmen Sie einfach 2 volle Tempopackungen und stellen die Boxen darauf. 2. Checken Sie ob ihr Rechner einen besseren DAC hat als die Box. Nutzen Sie abwechselnd den USB Anschluss der Boxen und Analogen Input zusammen mit ihrem Computer. Bei mir war der OnBoard Sound des Rechners erheblich besser als der DAC der Boxen (alle Enhancers etc. abgeschalten während des Vergleichs) 3. Investieren Sie 15-20 Euro für ein gescheit abgeschirmtes Kabel. Überflüssiges Kabel gestreckt auslegen und nicht aufrollen - kaufen Sie also eine möglichst passende Länge. 4. Wollen Sie Bass? Dann kaufen Sie größere Boxen oder schließen Sie einen Subwoofer an die Boxen an. 5. Die Boxen müssen eingespielt werden. Gönnen Sie ihnen also etwas Zeit bevor Sie ihr Urteil fällen. 6. Lassen Sie im Zweifel die Frontabdeckung weg. Für mich klingen Sie klarer und sehen so besser aus. Außer Sie haben Haustiere, Kinder oder ungeschickte Lebensgefährten/Mitbewohner. Ich würde diese Boxen definitiv wieder kaufen.