size, design, price, usability, reliability

96% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, size, design, usability, reliability

92% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

design, size, usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

The ; is compact set of attractively style powered stereo speakers that delivers impressive sound for its size. This new "plus" version adds a digital USB connection, an output for an optional subwoofer to the existing two audio inputs, and a...

The speakers lack a remote control, the volume control is inconveniently located on the backside, and there's no way to toggle between inputs. The Audioengines are also a bit pricey compared with less refined PC speakers.

While they'll cost you $50 more, Audioengine A2+ multimedia speakers improve on an already great product (the A2) with slightly better sound when hooked up to your computer via a new USB connection.

Excellent sonic clarity, with a focus on accuracy. Solid connectivity, including output for subwoofer. Handsome, streamlined design. No DSP.

Speakers must be angled upward/elevated on desktops for proper audio experience. Not for those seeking powerful sub-bass.

Audioengine's A2+ Wireless speakers deliver something much of the competition can't: stereo separation. That, along excellent accuracy, makes for a clean, transparent sound signature you don't find among most wireless speakers. In this price range,...

Dynamic, audiophile-quality performance. Sounds clear throughout the frequency range. Uses internal DAC and USB connection for purer audio playback

Wireless streaming only available with an additional, optional accessory. Not for big bass lovers unless you add the separate subwoofer

While most of the consumer audio world has turned its focus to docks and wireless systems, Audioengine remains steadfast in its commitment to the standard two-piece, stereo, bookshelf-style speaker setup. When we reviewed the original Audioengine 2, no...

If you wanted a direct connection from your computer to your Audioengine speakers, the A2+ have what you need. While they are still lacking a headphone output (maybe they are saving that for the A2++), the USB connection is now available. For those...

Compact Size ; Build quality and finish ; Excellent sound at this physical size ; Flexibility of sources, using analog inputs, Bluetooth or USB components ; Documentation

Matching small subwoofer offered as a package ; Remote control ; Speaker wedges included to tilt them up

At considerably under $300.00 I can’t think of another speaker that is as versatile and nice sounding as the AUDIOENGINE A2+ WIRELESS SPEAKER SYSTEM. If you are looking for small and good, these speakers must be on your audition list.

The ; is compact set of attractively style powered stereo speakers that delivers impressive sound for its size. This new "plus" version adds a digital USB connection, an output for an optional subwoofer to the existing two audio inputs, and a...

The speakers lack a remote control, the volume control is inconveniently located on the backside, and there's no way to toggle between inputs. The Audioengines are also a bit pricey compared with less refined PC speakers.

While they'll cost you $50 more, Audioengine A2+ multimedia speakers improve on an already great product (the A2) with slightly better sound when hooked up to your computer via a new USB connection.

True high fidelity sound at its best;Surprisingly full bass;Supports aptX;Subwoofer output

Levels limited by bass handling needs