I read all the reviews of these speakers wasn't sure whether to but another Sonos Play 5 but I really wanted some hifi type speakers either side of my PC monitor. Well I can confirm all the positive reviews, great sound from my laptop, iPod touch and Sonos Connect (use the variable output so you can...

I replaced my old Yamaha YST-10 speakers with the Audioengine A2. Like most people, I based it on glowing reviews all over the Internet, from users and publications alike. I am extremely happy with these. I use them as desktop speakers on my iMac.

It's the era of the iPod and compressed music; of small speakers that look better than they sound, and of course the gradual diminishing of pure audio applications. While audiophiles have isolated themselves from the consumer market and created a niche of highly expensive but great products, the...

I bought this about two weeks ago very nice and fluent no delay or lag it also has a lot of ports on the back so u can use it for like your Nintendo switch or pc ps4 anything amazing a bit pricey but worth it very nice design to it as well and if u have a gaming setup and the theme is white definitely get this it will look very nice

If you think deploying a subwoofer is a prerequisite to obtaining big-time bass, you haven't heard Audioengine's A5 speakers. And if you're convinced you need huge cabinets for thumping bass, you haven't heard the company's new diminutive A2 system.

Amazing sound in a tiny form-factor.

Lacks the front-mounted volume control and USB port charger of the A5

Typically with home computer speakers you have two speakers and a subwoofer sitting on your desk and the floor. Sometimes this combination can take …

Great sound quality for such a small package; Dual audio inputs

Power / volume knob not on the front; Somewhat expensive

Hi guys, Now I am not a speaker guy by any means and mostly have crappy stock speakers around here (although I just upgraded my surround speakers for my NAD T747 to some Harmon Kardon 30BQ's) and this will be my first attempt at reviewing speakers.

Incredibly neutral sound with excellent clarity and imaging

None at all from what I've heard thus far

Big on sound, small on extras Audioengine's A5 speakers received one of our highest ratings ever (9.5 out of 10) when we had the pleasure of reviewing them last year, so we were understandably excited when Audioengine sent us a pair of their new A2 speakers to check out.

Great sound; small size; available in both black and white

No extras, such as remote, iPod docks, etc; make these a bit pricey given the competitive speaker market

Audioengine makes relatively affordable speakers for audiophiles, but the Audioengine 2 represents something of a break: $200 computer speakers for sound snobs. There's no fancy styling, no subwoofer, and no remote control-all you really get is stellar sound.

Accurate, pristine audio performance; Full-bodied but not overpowering bass; Handles high volumes well; Attractive design

Large footprint; Not for those who seek subwoofer rumble; No remote or extra features

The audioengine A2 speakers are a powerful 2.0 audio option for casual, office and home theater use.

High quality finish; compact design; connects to multiple sources

Thick bass can overpower mids & highs unless EQ corrected; a bit pricey