Audioengine All in One A2 Portable Wireless Speaker - Audio with Lossless aptX Bluetooth and Analog Audio Input for Phone, Tablet, and Computers
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Color: Walnut
Style: Portable
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- PREMIUM WIRELESS BLUETOOTH SPEAKER - The Audioengine A2 AIO is a wireless Bluetooth speaker that delivers crisp clear stereo sound in seconds, making it the perfect companion for all your activities - parties, patios, pool side, or even movie night
- ANY DEVICE AND ANY LOCATION - The A2 AIO works with all your devices. Stream audio from your computers, smartphones, tablets, TVs or gaming systems in crisp clear stereo. With its extended-range, this powered speaker can stream all your online music accounts or personal libraries easily from anywhere inside or out
- DUAL WOOFERS AND TWEETERS - With 60W peak total power output, the A2 AIO speaker delivers true CD quality stereo sound that outperforms the competition. This is an ideal choice for getting the most out of your music listening experience
- ALL-IN-ONE DESIGN, BIG IMPACT - Features magnetic speaker grille, aptX Bluetooth wireless technology and 3.5mm AUX inputs options. The precision-tuned cabinets house 2.75 inch custom aramid fiber woofers and 0.75 inch silk dome tweeters that deliver clear, full, and powerful audio
- WHY CHOOSE THE A2 AIO - Two speakers in one, portable design, extended range for whole-house coverage, professional components that last, US veteran owned company based in Texas, guaranteed for 3 years, customer service with real people - not voicemail
Brand: Audioengine
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 60 Watts
Frequency Response: 65 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Table Top
Material: Wood
Model Name: A2 AIO
Speaker Type: Center Channel
Special Feature: Portable, 3.5mm
Recommended Uses For Product: For Smartphones or Tablets
Compatible Devices: iPhone, Laptop, Desktop, Tablet, Smartphone
Subwoofer Diameter: 2.75 Inches
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Controller Type: iOS, Android
Color: Walnut
Included Components: Custom Audioengine components, power cable, 3.5mm audio cable
Product Dimensions: 7"D x 12"W x 4"H
Item Weight: 6 Pounds
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Number of Items: 1
Control Method: Remote
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 12 Inches
Power Source: AC
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 95 dB
Woofer Diameter: 2.75 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 0.75 Inches
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Bluetooth Range: 100 Feet
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Specific Uses For Product: Portable, Party
UPC: 819955270129
Global Trade Identification Number: 29
Manufacturer: Audioengine
Item Weight: 6 pounds
Item model number: A2 AIO
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 29, 2014
Country of Origin: China
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Color: Walnut
Style: HD
I started a full-time remote gig and wanted to upgrade my sound system since I no longer have to encase my ears in headphones if I want to listen to music while I work. I had a Sonos move that I love so tried that but because of the height, had to put it off to the side. Suboptimal. Decided to try the Sonos Soundbar but alas, don't have an extra HDMI port in my dock or MacBook. Airplay was finicky at best to the point of going back to the Sonos. Read about the A2+s on various review websites and they were highly regarded. I liked the fact that I could connect either via the headphone jack or via Bluetooth. I decided to go for this version since it has the volume knob on the front and well, shallow as it sounds, I like the wood finish. I was concerned about the size as I don't have enough room to side of my dual 32-inch monitors. But I decided to lay them on their sides and they are perfect size that way -- not too wide so my monitors aren't obstructed. They aren't too deep so still plenty of room in front of them for my keyboard and trackpad. And height -- plenty compact (much more so than the relatively small Sonos Soundbar). Setup was a piece of cake ... as was Bluetooth pairing. At first, I wasn't blown away with the bass -- particularly compared to what you can get with other bluetooth speakers like Sonos and JBLs etc. But that was using Pandora as a source. When I started playing using the Apple Music app and the built in equalizer to bump up the bass, they really came alive. But what gets me is the sound stage is just mind-blowing for the size of these speakers. Even though the edges are 8-12 inches from the edges of my monitors, it feels like the entire 5-foot span of my desk is covered. I love classical music to alternative rock and some (by my standards) edgy Guns N Roses etc and everything has sounded great. If you love classical music (my predominant genre), you will REALLY appreciate the details from the mids and highs. If your primary listening source is Pandora where you can't optimize the treble and bass to your taste, you might be disappointed. However, if you go with Apple Music (and would assume Window's media player which has the same ability to adjust the sound parameters), you should really find these up to you listening standards... as long as those listening standards don't necessarily include hip hop and Rap which is designed to make your whole body feel the vibrations. As I said, I currently have these lying flat on their sides. I did order the 15-degree risers that are recommended for these speakers and waiting for those to be delivered any minute now and suspect that will make these sound even better. I wanted good pure sound but didn't want something that was going to take up what little remaining real estate I have on my desk. These definitely fit my needs. I'm in a relatively small room and I am sitting RIGHT in front of them so not sure if these would be as satisfying if I was using as room speakers. Are these worth the extra money compared to the A2+? I don't know. Supposedly they have an upgraded DAC and Headphone amplifier. Plus the nifty little volume knob on the front. If you are on a budget, then the A2+ might be just fine for your needs. [LCAR]
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Leopoldo Kaneeny
Color: Black
Style: Desktop
The best thing about these A2+ speakers is their midrange clarity. This is not a polite speaker. The upper midrange is presented in a fully forward way and it nicely transitions to the treble making cymbals sound clear and correctly metallic sounding. The clarity of these speakers will let you hear and appreciate the complex harmonics of acoustic instruments, like piano for example. Typical single box Bluetooth speakers sound more bloated and muffled, which might be easier on the ears when playing pop music, but definitely more boring sounding when playing natural acoustic recordings. The A2+ speakers will have a fairly natural tonal balance when nestled amongst the clutter of small room, especially when placed on speaker stands (31"-36" high perhaps) which raises them above the clutter, maximizing their clarity. I tried them on my computer desk briefly. But since the desk is shoved into a corner, the speakers sounded hootie which I disliked. That's why I placed them on stands near opposite walls in my small office, where they they sounded reasonably full and not hootie. Just for fun, I decided to try the A2+ in my large living room, placed on stands where my PSB Alpha bookshelf speakers used to be. The PSBs have a full and natural tonal balance in my living room. The A2s, sounded thin and lean in comparison. This was expected since they're tiny speakers in a large room. However, the detail resolution and clarity of the A2s was exceptional. Curiously, it didn't take long for my ears to get used to the lean tonal balance and become delighted by the delicate, sparkly and detailed sound. Piano jazz recordings by Jacques Loussier Trio (Telarc Jazz) and Tord Gustavsen Trio, sounded spacious and harmonically rich with crystal clear cymbal sounds. Rock recordings gave mixed results. Creedence Clearwater Revival recordings had a vintage warmth to them and were more comfortable to listen to compared to AC/DC recordings which had more upper midrange energy, making them sound strident at higher volumes. But at lower volumes, rock recordings were still satisfying because the textures of guitar distortion and the transient snap of drums and cymbals were very clear and enjoyable. Perhaps this is the best feature of the A2s: creating a satisfying listening experience at relatively low volumes. This makes them a good choice for small apartment living rooms where you're concerned about bothering your neighbors with loud music. Addendum: In my large living room, when I placed the A2s on the stands, the deeper bass notes were barely audible because the stands were placed far from the rear wall i.e. about 20" . This placement is good for the larger speakers, but not good for the A2s. So I pushed the stands closer to the rear wall, about 10", and that increased the deeper bass notes just enough so that I could now hear them consistently, which was a big improvement.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Walter Budziak