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 The modern, clean design of the a2 plus Wireless is available in three color options: satin black gloss red and this glossy white finish 2.75 inch and 3/4 inch drivers matched with these precisely engineered front-facing base. Ports look good and deliver impressively powerful sound with their 60 watt total peak power on the back of the left. Speaker, you'll find all of the action for input and output, the volume knob RCA in and out 3

An updated version of their beloved a2 plus speakers, audio engines, new a2 plus Wireless set, delivers the same warm sound and clean design, but with some added features for convenience, let's take a look thanks for watching nine-to-five toys be sure to LIKE subscribe and hit that Bell. Icon, so you don't miss any upcoming videos hi. This is Jordan, with nine-to-five toys coming in at 269 dollars. The a2 plus wireless speakers are designed for desktop setups and small rooms

 The speakers look and feel great Audio engines, attention to detail and materials and design is easy to spot all over the speaker, bluetooth, 5.0 and aptX are the main features that set the wireless version of the a2 plus apart from their older design. In addition to RCA a 3.5 mm and USB inputs, having bluetooth makes the a two-plus wireless super-easy to get audio from almost any device, so how did they sound for their size? The a 2 plus wireless speakers deliver some seriously impressive audio

5 millimeter USB input, bluetooth, pairing button and outputs to the right side. Speaker give plenty of options for connectivity on the a2 plus Wireless. The speakers look and feel great Audio engines, attention to detail and materials and design is easy to spot all over the speaker, bluetooth, 5.0 and aptX are the main features that set the wireless version of the a2 plus apart from their older design

Audioengine A2+ Wireless Review: Beautiful design with crisp, warm audio

 I finally decided to ditch the USB connection and go for Bluetooth. It was terrible. The Bluetooth was choppy and constantly had the audio going in and out. I upgraded my BIOS, audio card and Bluetooth firmware and there zero improvement

I was looking for a good quality pair of desktop speakers without a subwoofer. My PC is used primarily for work but I also use it for media and music. My first impression when I received the speakers was that they were smaller than expected but they had weight to them which may or may not mean anything. I used to think weight meant quality but that is not always the case

 I finally decided to go with the straight up audio plug from the speaker to the headphone input on my PC and that seems to work at least for now. I wanted to love these speakers but they have turned into a hassle. For the price, these should have been perfect. Providing great sound is only part of the job

 The Bluetooth was choppy and constantly had the audio going in and out. I upgraded my BIOS, audio card and Bluetooth firmware and there zero improvement. I finally decided to go with the straight up audio plug from the speaker to the headphone input on my PC and that seems to work at least for now. I wanted to love these speakers but they have turned into a hassle

Sounds great when they work

My previous reference point is a set of Fluance AI40, and a set of Audioengine A2 on a nuforce udaq. The B&W, despite being 24 years old, clean the floor with both of them. Crystal clear highs, smooth and punchy bass that I never found the bottom of. Mids were lacking a little, but a slight tweak on the EQ and they’re as perfect as my ear can hear

 Crystal clear highs, smooth and punchy bass that I never found the bottom of. Mids were lacking a little, but a slight tweak on the EQ and they’re as perfect as my ear can hear.

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  I'd say the passive aspect of these speakers is great for the price point but without the steelaeries engine (software on laptop), using dts headphone surround sound setting in windows, they lose a lot of the oomph I like in my music while watching movies or tvs.  With the setup through laptop, dts surround, steel series headset base station, to speakers, I feel that the bass is good for a 2.0 setup.

0 from my laptop but still lackluster.  From headphone port of laptop, a $3,000 laptop with decent audio chip, lackluster.  Haven't spent much time with a direct usb connection from laptop to speakers, but I believe it was better than headphone aux port.  I have a steelseries wireless pro headset, whose base station has a safe in it and aux port in and out

  Haven't spent much time with a direct usb connection from laptop to speakers, but I believe it was better than headphone aux port.  I have a steelseries wireless pro headset, whose base station has a safe in it and aux port in and out.  When using the aux port from the steelseries base station to the speakers, basically pre-amped at that point, the speakers are really quite good and worth the price tag.  I dont think I'd be satisfied at this price if I didn't already have a $300 wireless headset whose base station acted as an intermediary between laptop and speakers

  I know my laptop is bluetooth 5.0, but not impressed at all.  Maybe the bluetooth protocol just sucks. Seems like an audio only wireless signal protocol should be higher quality after this many years of refinement imho

Speakers are good, amp lacking

 Unfortunately, it seems only one input source can work at a time; I had to turn off Bluetooth to get the wired Windows USB computer to play sounds again. I was hoping it would act as a mixer and play all sources simultaneously. Still, that is a rare need so I'm not going to ding them.  Overall, I am very happy with the quality and convenience (USB connection) for the small size

 My Windows computer handled the volume control using the standard keyboard buttons. I also attached a Mac via Bluetooth. Unfortunately, it seems only one input source can work at a time; I had to turn off Bluetooth to get the wired Windows USB computer to play sounds again. I was hoping it would act as a mixer and play all sources simultaneously

I used to use professional studio monitors (not super expensive ones, just modest JBL or KRK), but recently had to downsize my space. Even though I moved from an external MOTU and those large monitors to these small speakers, for most of what I do except the most detailed music listening, these are very good. The bass can be a little too much - but that may be due to my constrained installation location, and I haven't figured out how to put an EQ in Windows.  They're very convenient to use: just plug in the USB

 Still, that is a rare need so I'm not going to ding them.  Overall, I am very happy with the quality and convenience (USB connection) for the small size. I only wish they were a bit less expensive.

Convenient size, good sound; recommended

 My onboard iMac speakers sounded better. To put the icing on the cake, the Bluetooth had such a lag that I couldn’t even watch a movie as the sound was so out of sync. So.

..ESPECIALLY for the PRICE! Muddy sound: poor low end response in the 125-250 range, and totally muffled high end. 2-16 khz needed a major boost to get anything to sound clear

Muddy sound - BT lags - High price

 Even as someone who was significantly less knowledgeable in audio reproduction, I was still able to appreciate the sound these speakers put out. I will not go too in depth about bass, as I had only used these speakers without a subwoofer for about a couple hours total, just know that it is fairly average for casual music listening but sub-par if you decide to utilize it for film/bass-dependent music.  CURRENT PERSPECTIVE: Disregarding the fact that these had blown out on me, I currently believe these speakers are not worth the absurdly high price. Although I still believe the mid-range is warm and quite rich, both the low-end and high-end struggle to reproduce sounds nicely

 These are not my current opinions.  These speakers were an upgrade from the Creative Sound BlasterX Kratos S5 2.1 Gaming Speaker, which was a muddied and lack-luster 2.1 system

 At the time, however, they were average sounding to me. I wanted to upgrade to something of the same size profile that had a clearer and fuller profile. I gravitated toward the A2+, as I believed in the misconception that these were phenomenal sounding high fidelity speakers (They do not claim to be this, but certain reviews of this product facilitated that idea). I had also seen them on a multitude of setups and thought they fit aesthetic of my own

 These speakers still look phenomenal though, and packaging is premium enough to justify a higher price tag, but not $260. For reference, as soon as I refunded my A2+, I went ahead and purchased a pair of KRK RP5 G4 Studio Monitors for the exact same price (These monitors are also fairly controversial, but I personally really enjoy their soundstage and less colored sound).  WRAPPING THINGS UP (Pros and Cons):  Pros: - Spectacular packaging - Additional cables that allow for multiple ways to connect to a source - Rich mid-range for small profile - Premium build quality (hefty with a clean finish) - Smaller setups will benefit from the size - Volume does get relatively loud  Cons: - Highs are lacking clarity - Bass is quite average from 90hz to 200hz, anything below that is quite awful without a subwoofer - The speakers do not do a great job at stereo imaging - Speakers are impossible to EQ without a 3rd party software - The price is absurd for over glorified desktop speakers - Subtle details in music get lost, making these speakers terrible for mixing/mastering (This is not what these speakers are intended for, but it is something to keep in mind) - Personally, these blew out on me twice at pretty normal listening volumes.  A few notes: - I do not believe these speakers are horrible, I just think the price you pay for them is not justified

Phenomenal looking speaker, not so phenomenal sounding.

 (As an aside, I got the white ones and they are very cool-looking, although adding the black speaker stands below them will add a cluttered look to my desk and detract from the nice design.)

 So the good news is that these are good speakers; the bad news is that you need to buy the speaker stands, adding an extra $29 to an already expensive set of computer speakers (I currently have folded dish towels beneath them as I await the arrival of the speaker stands). I'm sure the reason the Bose speakers sound better is because they are designed to angle upward, which makes perfect sense. These speakers should be similarly redesigned. They are not bookshelf speakers -- they're desktop speakers, meaning they're always going to be below your ear level and will always require the speaker stands for a better listening experience

 Given all of the stellar reviews, including topping several lists of best computer speakers, I couldn't understand it. I considered sending them back, but decided to wait a few days. Lo and behold, one day I lifted them at an angle and the difference was night and day. The sound was clear and crisp

Be Sure to Buy the Speaker Stands

 I like the styling. WHAT'S BAD: I bought these specifically because I wanted to use wired USB to avoid any issues with analog noise or wireless interference. But when wired with USB, there is a very loud pop whenever the system turns on. I don't think that's acceptable from a product which claims to be high-quality audio equipment

 But when wired with USB, there is a very loud pop whenever the system turns on. I don't think that's acceptable from a product which claims to be high-quality audio equipment. I had to switch using the 3.5 mm jack, which is disappointing as USB is one reason I bought these speakers

 WHAT'S SO-SO: The bass is limited, as these are small speakers. Their marketing says "To say the bass on the A2+ is substantial for their size may be an understatement, but you be the judge." Well, my judgement is they are only typical for a speaker this size. I was hoping for more as they are pretty expensive

Very clear mid-range and highs; the USB audio pops unacceptably when powered on

 Hooked them up, and my first impression was that they sounded good, but empty in the middle. Sure enough, when I A/B'd them against the ProMedia 2.1's, it was no contest.

 I listen mainly to classical as I work at my home office desk. For the past 5 years or so, I've used Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 (two desktop speakers about the same size as the A2+, and a subwoofer), which I've been happy with but decided to try an upgrade. I'd had my eye on these Audioengine speakers for a while, as they seem to get very favorable reviews

0 hub... both configurations worked fine for me, though I did not try connecting directly to the Mac)

Great speakers, though you may want to add a sub

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Get brilliant sound anywhere with the all-new Sonos Move, the durable, battery-powered smart speaker for outdoor and indoor listening. Setup takes minutes, and control is simple with the Sonos app, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, and your voice. Stream over WiFi and connect Move to the rest of your Sonos system at home. Switch to Bluetooth when you're away and offline. Amazon Alexa is built right in so on WiFi you can play music, check news, set alarms, get your questions answered, and more, completely hands free. Experience surprisingly deep bass, a wide soundscape, and automatic Trueplay tuning that perfectly balances the sound for where you are and what you're listening to. Enjoy up to 11 hours of continuous play time and deep, powerful sound. Easily recharge Move on the included base, or a compatible USB-C charger.

RTINGS

The best Bluetooth speaker that we've tested is the Sonos Move. This well-built model has built-in Alexa and Google Assistant capabilities, and it does an incredible job responding to your voice even if you aren't very close to it. While it isn't as small and portable as the Sonos Roam, the Move has a built-in carrying handle, so you can easily move it from room to room or take it outdoors.

Overall, it has a balanced, neutral sound profile suitable for listening to many different types of audio content. There are bass and treble adjustments available in the Sonos S2 app to help you customize its sound. You can also use it to pair two Sonos speakers together to create a stereo pair or amplify your music across a large, crowded party. It lasts over 10 hours off a single charge, which is suitable for long listening sessions, and it has an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, so it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours.

Unfortunately, while it can get pretty loud, compression artifacts are present when you play it at max volume, which can be disappointing if you like to use your speaker at crowded parties. Also, it has to downmix stereo content to mono when using it on its own, which doesn't sound as immersive. It offers a versatile overall performance that can please lots of different listeners.

The best outdoor smart speaker we've tested is the Sonos Move. This smart speaker offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in. You can activate your assistant with your voice, and it can hear you from far away and in noisy environments. You can even mute the speaker's mic when you no longer want it to hear you. Also, there's a hollow part at the back of this battery-powered speaker that acts as a handle, so you can transport your favorite music with you wherever you go.

It's well-built with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance that certifies it for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, meaning you can take it outside with you without needing to worry about it getting a bit wet. With its room correction feature turned on, it has a well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. You can also tweak its sound to your liking using the bass and treble adjustments featured in its companion app.

Unfortunately, there are some compression artifacts present at max volume that degrade the quality of your audio as you bump up the volume. Also, although you can create a stereo pair by connecting it to another compatible speaker, it has to downmix stereo content to mono when using it on its own, which isn't as immersive. If you're looking for a smart speaker you can use outdoors on your patio or by the pool, this versatile speaker is still a solid choice.

The best versatile Bluetooth speaker for bass that we've tested is the Sonos Move. While it doesn't produce a bass as deep as the Denon Home 350, it's battery-powered and has a built-in handle to help carry it, making it more portable. This well-built smart speaker also offers outstanding voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in.

With its room correction feature enabled, its sound profile is very well-balanced, making it suitable for listening to a wide range of music genres. Its Sonos S2 companion app features bass and treble adjustments you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. Its battery can also last over 10 hours from a single charge, which is great for long listening sessions, though this can vary depending on usage.

Unfortunately, while it gets decently loud, there's a lot of compression at max volume, which affects the clarity of your audio when listening at louder volume settings. It downmixes stereo content to mono, and its room correction feature is also only available with iOS devices. However, it's still a great choice if you're looking for a versatile speaker that can produce some bass.

The Sonos Move is the best smart waterproof Bluetooth speaker we've tested. This well-built Bluetooth speaker is rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, meaning it's certified for protection against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours. It offers outstanding voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and can understand you from far and in noisier settings. With its room correction feature enabled, it has a neutral sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. You can also customize its sound to your liking using the bass and treble sliders featured in its companion app. That said, it lacks a thumpy and rumbling low bass.

While it's on the larger side, this smart, battery-powered speaker comes with a built-in handle, so you can easily take it outdoors with you to your poolside. However, if you're looking for a smaller portable waterproof speaker you can easily throw in your backpack on the go, you might want to look at the Sonos Roam. The Roam doesn't get as loud as the Move and doesn't produce as deep a bass. Its battery also doesn't last as long.

Sonos is an American company that manufactures high-end audio products like smart speakers and soundbars. Many of their speakers have built-in support for Alexa and Google Assistant, which is helpful if you like issuing voice commands. They often have well-balanced sound profiles that are well-suited to playing music. The companion app, Sonos S2, has bass and treble sliders, which lets you adjust the speaker's sound profile to your liking. Many Sonos speakers are for home use, with wired-only designs. The Sonos One Gen 2 and Sonos One SL can even be used as satellite speakers in some Sonos soundbar setups, like the Sonos Arc.

The Sonos Move is the best Sonos speaker we've tested. While it isn't as small as the Sonos Roam, this battery-powered speaker is still incredibly portable and comes with a built-in carrying handle to help transport it. It's rated IP56 for dust and water resistance, meaning it withstands direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, so you don't have to worry about it getting a bit wet when bringing it outside with you. Alexa and Google Assistant are built into this speaker and can hear you from far away and in noisy rooms. With its room correction feature enabled, it has a very well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to lots of different types of audio content. You can also tweak its sound to your liking using the bass and treble slider featured in its companion app. However, while it gets pretty loud, there are compression artifacts that degrade the quality of your audio as you bump up the volume. That said, this well-built smart speaker's versatility makes it one of the best Bluetooth speakers we've tested.

The best Bluetooth speaker with Alexa we&rsquo;ve tested is the Sonos Move. This portable Bluetooth speaker comes with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in, which you can use while connected to a Wi-Fi network. It has no trouble understanding your commands from far away and in noisier rooms, and you can mute its mic when you no longer want the speaker to listen to you. It&rsquo;s battery-powered and well-built, so you can easily move it from room to room or take it outside with you. Its battery life can also last over 10 hours from a single charge, making it great for long listening sessions, though this can vary depending on your usage habits and chosen volume levels.

Its sound profile is balanced, and its mid-range ensures voices and lead instruments are clearly and accurately reproduced in the mix. It has to downmix stereo content to mono, resulting in a soundstage that isn't as immersive. If you prefer having an Alexa speaker with a wider and more immersive-sounding soundstage, consider the Bose Home Speaker 500. However, it isn&rsquo;t as portable or as well-built as the Move.

The Sonos Move is the best speaker that we've tested to use at home overall. It offers excellent voice assistant support, with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in, and can understand your commands from far away and in noisier settings. Its sleek design helps this speaker easily blend in with most home decor. It's also battery-powered and comes with a built-in carrying handle, making it easy to move the speaker between rooms.

With its room correction feature enabled, it has a well-balanced sound profile, making it suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. Its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix. There are bass and treble adjustments featured in its companion app, which you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. It's also well-built with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, meaning it's certified to be protected against direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours.

Unfortunately, while it can get pretty loud, there are a lot of compression artifacts present at max volume, so your audio doesn't sound as clean at louder volumes. Its room correction feature, called 'Trueplay', is currently only available with iOS devices. It also downmixes stereo content to mono when using it on its own and requires two units to play stereo audio. However, if you're looking for a good speaker to use at home, this versatile speaker would make a great choice.

The best Bluetooth speaker for iPhone that we've tested is the Sonos Move. It has low Apple AirPlay latency, so you can use it to watch videos and movies without many syncing issues between the visuals you see and the audio you hear. There's also a room correction feature currently only available with iOS devices which Sonos calls Trueplay, that adjusts the speaker's sound according to the unique acoustics of the room it's placed in.

With Trueplay enabled, the speaker has a very well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content. Its balanced mid-range ensures vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present in the mix, which is great for podcast and audiobook lovers. There are also bass and treble adjustments in its companion app to tweak its sound to your liking. This well-built battery-powered speaker is also incredibly portable. It isn't as small and as portable as the Sonos Roam.

Unfortunately, while it offers fantastic voice assistant support for Google Assistant and Alexa, it doesn't support Siri. Although it gets loud enough to fill large rooms with sound, there are a lot of compression artifacts that affect the quality of your audio at louder volume levels. However, if you own another compatible speaker, you can pair them together to create a stereo pair. If you're looking for a versatile speaker to connect your Apple devices to, it's still a solid choice.

The Sonos Move is the best portable speaker we've tested. This versatile battery-powered Bluetooth speaker comes with a built-in handle you can use to carry it from room to room. It offers fantastic voice assistant support with Alexa and Google Assistant built-in and can easily understand you in noisy settings and when you're far away from the speaker. Its long-lasting battery life of over 10 hours makes it great for long listening sessions, though this varies depending on your usage habits.

With its room correction feature turned on, it has a fairly well-balanced sound profile suitable for listening to a wide variety of audio content, and there are bass and treble adjustments in its companion app that you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. It comes with an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance, certifying it to withstand direct contact with water for up to three minutes and dust for around two to eight hours, so you can take it outdoors without needing to worry about it getting wet or dirty.

Unfortunately, its room correction feature is currently only available with iOS devices. Although the speaker gets loud, there's a lot of compression present at max volume that degrades the quality of your audio as you increase the volume. Also, while it's portable, it isn't as small as the Sonos Roam, which you can easily throw in your backpack on the go. However, if you're looking for a portable speaker to use at home or outdoors, this versatile speaker is still a solid choice.

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