Audioengine A2+ 24 Bit 60 Watt Bluetooth Desktop Computer Speakers for Music and Gaming - PC MAC Laptop Tablet
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Color: Gloss White
Style: Desktop
Features
- HIFI 24 BIT - 16 and 24 bit high resolution audio capable, great for all online streaming services and personal libraries
- BLUETOOTH 5.3 APTX-HD - Simple wireless connection from up to 100ft away with your smartphone or computer
- CUSTOM TUNED - Custom tuned by musicians for that signature audioengine music and gaming sound
- PLUG AND PLAY - Quick USB-C, RCA or 3.5mm AUX wired options
- HAND BUILT - Made to last wood cabinets finished in a high gloss 13 step paint process
Brand: Audioengine
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 60 Watts
Frequency Response: 65 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Material: Wood
Model Name: A2
Speaker Type: Desktop Speaker
Special Feature: Hi Res Audio, Portable, USB Port
Recommended Uses For Product: For Computers
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet, Television
Subwoofer Diameter: 2.75 Inches
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.0
Color: Gloss White
Included Components: Speaker Pair, Cables
Product Dimensions: 6"D x 6"W x 7"H
Item Weight: 6 Pounds
Impedance: 10000 Ohm
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Maximum Range: 100 Feet
Number of Items: 1
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 7 Inches
Power Source: AC
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 95 dB
Woofer Diameter: 2.75 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 0.75 Inches
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Batteries: Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
Bluetooth Range: 100 Feet
Includes MP3 player?: No
Series Number: 2
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Desktop, Gaming
UPC: 852225007179
Style: Desktop
Global Trade Identification Number: 79
Manufacturer: Audioengine
Item Weight: 6 pounds
Item model number: A2
Batteries: Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 31, 2019
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Color: Matte Green
Style: Desktop
I tried to watch as many reviews and research as much as possible before making a purchase. I was in the market for a set of desktop speakers that sounded good for a small office. I went back and forth between larger speakers, Kanto YU2's, the Audioengine A2's, and multiple Edifier speakers including the M60's. I decided on these because they are simple, are connected together with speaker wire rather than a proprietary cable (easier to repurpose later or replace the cable long term), and have multiple inputs (Bluetooth, RCA, line in, and USB-C) with an option for a sub later if you wanted one. After having these for a few days I can say they do sound really good for their size and will fill a small/medium sized office easily. I had a pair of Creative Pebbles before these(an older model from about 3 years ago than the current ones available) and there is a huge difference between the two. The Pebble's looked and sounded cheap and lacked that volume "boom" to them. The A2's fill the room with ease and look really great on the desk. I think the knocks to their sound levels and bass are a bit exaggerated from some of the reviews out there. If you're using these as desktop speakers or for a laptop, they are more than serviceable and sound great, especially considering how small they are. They get pretty loud on their own and without cranking them to the max, I didn't notice any drop off in quality by going louder. I think adding a sub would put these over the top for a full desktop setup, but is not required for good sound. Nobody is buying these to professionally mix or edit music, that's not what they are for. These are regular computer desktop speakers intended for entertainment. That said, overall, I do think these are just a bit expensive. I think they are a near perfect product for their usecase, though, and you get what you pay for. Multiple inputs that are all useful, sub out, usb-c, bluetooth, and a very small footprint. I wouldn't knock someone for going for the Edifier M60's or something nearly $100 cheaper, but if you have the budget, I'd say these are perfect for a small/medium sized office.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by Derek Bock
Color: Walnut
Style: Portable
Well, I'm an audiophile with a $30,000 dedicated stereo system in a dedicated room and have written many in-depth reviews of high-end audio equipment for a premier review site. I find the negative reviews of this speaker unfortunate as this speaker is capable of very satisfying and high quality sound, but like most higher quality audio products it requires a little more effort to get the best out of it. Specifically, for starters you want to play some music through it for at least 50 hours before making any assessments of its sound. This is because right out of the box the drivers will be stiff and need to loosen up before they will sound as designed, and the internal electronics inside the speaker also need to burn in. Next, especially if the speaker will often be situated below ear height (but even if not) I'd highly recommend purchasing the associated ADS1 speaker "stands" as they aim the tweeters more toward your ears, which is critical as the high frequency sound from tweeters is highly directional and could be significantly compromised/decreased if your ears are well above or below the tweeters' axis. Secondly and also importantly, the rubber stands do a good job of damping vibrations between the speaker and whatever surface it's on, which improves bass tightness and evenness as well as overall imaging. These details may explain many of the reviews that found the B2 to be bass heavy or mushy sounding. Oh, and while we're on this topic, if sound quality is important and you want to hear the B2 at its best, REMOVE THE GRILL WHEN LISTENING. It blocks the sound -- especially the treble -- when it's on. The grill is more for protecting the drivers from prying fingers when not in use. THIS NEXT PIECE IS CRITICAL. The B2 is a pretty revealing of whatever quality is fed into it precisely because it uses higher quality components than most other products in this class. Many other competitors boost bass and lower mids and attenuate upper treble so basically all music will sound the same through it. They'll never sound accurate or great, but they'll pretty much always sound appealing no matter what's fed into them. If that's what you're after, the B2 may not be for you. But there's something most people ignore that can make the B2 sound significantly better than almost all of the others. In your phone or whatever you're using for a sound source you can go into the audio settings and choose from several preset equalization options usually labelled "Jazz," "Rock," etc. These settings vary the sound you'll hear greatly, so it's critical you at least go through them with some of your music to find the one or two that sound best to you. The B2 will reward you substantially for your effort with likely significantly improved sound. Even better, if your phone, tablet, or whatever has an option called "Equalizer" or the like you may have the ability to customize the sound you hear to your specific preferences (rather than being limited to the above preset options) by giving you the ability to adjust individual frequencies from the low bass up through the midrange and up to the high treble. Don't worry, this is easy and if you take some time to play with it and you'll likely find a personal setting you prefer to any of the preset options. That's what I did and the B2 rewarded with very well balanced and pleasing sound that greatly surpassed most other wireless speakers I've heard. If it at all helps get you started with this, a good curve to start with would look something like a small letters "nr" next to each other with the lowest bass frequency starting at the midline and rising a little before decreasing to the midline in the midrange and then increasing back up again and leveling off at the highest treble a good bit above the midline. You'll see what I mean once you're in the equalizer. Again, if you put some effort in at the beginning the B2 has the resolution and refinement to produce very nice sound. Basically, garbage in garbage out. The B2 will let you hear it either way. Don't be afraid to play around with it to ultimately find what sounds best to you. Lastly, there were some comments about the B2 sounding narrow unless you're sitting in front of it. I had the B2 out in a field while we played a waffle ball game and the sound does get compromised if you move off axis as it does with many high-end speakers. To mitigate this I turned the B2 up on its narrow end, and the sound literally filled the whole field with more than adequate volume and even decent bass. If you have the B2 in a larger space or in a party type situation you might want to try this if placement allows. By the way, I left the B2's volume controller on the rear at the mid level permanently and adjusted volume from my phone, and the speaker was always plenty loud enough so that's what I recommend doing. Sorry for the length of this post, but especially if you're willing to follow the steps above (or even if you're not) the B2 is a very well made and great sounding speaker that will reward you more than most competitors out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2016 by TS
Color: Walnut
Style: HD
I bought this as an upgrade to an older pair of Audioengine A1 speakers on my desk. I am running them via the RCA input from a separate DAC/Headphone amp playing via Tidal Connect. The speakers look great (I purchased the walnut veneer as it matches my walnut desk). The imaging and soundstage are surprisingly strong and present very well. The bass is obviously limited by the small driver size but is absolutely satisfying and just fine for what I listen to while I'm working (a lot of jazz and folk, nothing with real thumping bass - but plenty of acoustic bass). Really impressive for the size and price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025 by Jecopo