Audioengine Bookshelf Speakers - A5 Plus 150W Bluetooth Speakers for Home Theaters Studios Computers for Movies Gaming Podcasting and More

Easy to set up, remote didnt work so just took out the battery and put it back in again and worked. Purchased for playing my vinyl, but tested the bluetooth first from my phone sound quality is ok depending on where Im streaming from. When playing vinyl I noticed the sound quality improve immensly. More bassy, just a shame you cant control the bass and treble for the price paid. However, Im happy with it and worth the money.

So the speakers are really well made, I went for the bamboo finish. They are solid and heavy. Everything comes in there own little velvet bag. Cables all included even an aux Jack for a phone. I got the Bluetooth version, there is still an aux Jack and red and white in. Everything tells you it’s quality from just the packaging.I bought them to use with my decks. They are super compact and throw out a brilliant quality sound. But I also use them for sitting and enjoying music.I did order the subwoofer a week later and that made such a difference. If anything the bookshelf speakers lack a touch of bass and maybe a bit of EQ wouldn’t go a miss.They would be perfect for using with a TV or computer. I’d say they would be wasted on a computer if you are just gaming £400 to £500 for gaming seems a waste to me.The remote is basic but made out of a solid bit of aluminium.Definitely a good purchase. So compact and so powerful. I was wary as most of my Bluetooth speaker just don’t have the power, they lack depth and oomph. I’ve had/have Sonos, a beats pill +, jongo, and a klipsch dock. The audio engine wins hands down.

Ok, they are expensive and there are cheaper speakers. But as the saying goes "You get what you pay for". The sound is amazing, clear, crisp and full of depth. They are meant as desk top speakers, but as they are the size of standard hi-fi speakers, you need a big desk. Also bought the S8 sub-woofer, which completes the set. worth the cost.All in all, well worth the money if you like your music,

Breathtaking. Worth every penny. If they completely stop working the day after they're 3 years old I will still consider them the best speakers I've ever owned.They took a few hours for my ears to get used to them, at first they sounded a bit muddy but now I can hear so much detail and they're just amazing.

The sound quality compared to my previous speaker system is superb (Cambridge Sound which was more than 10 years old). There is improvement in all recorded formats and even music streamed via Spotify sounds excellent in comparison to before. The wireless setup is easy and despite my wife's tech scepticism she plays her yoga app from her iPhone and finds it simple and produces a great sound. Wired to a Blue ray there is a great sound quality over the TV sound alone. I will buy some stands to reduce the risk of speaker damage so close to the ground and where there is no speaker cover. If connecting from multiple sources yo do need to remember to disconnect any wiring as there is no source switch but that's not difficult.

AUDIO ENGINE A5 Wireless - I love these speakers; very smart and showey. They make a bold statement.I'm fussy about sound and I know what I like. These have a very well balanced sound from bass to treble **especially when using a high bit rate source like 320kbs or FLAC**Space them out to get best effect, then just sit back and chill...NOTE that there is no UK support, but apparently there is a 2 year warranty on these via Amazon's partner supplier AudioVisual Online.

I originally bought a pair in bamboo as pc speakers a couple of years ago but in the end they proved so good i used them to replace an lg soundbar & sub-base on tv.although the price has increased considerably since the original purchase i have just bought another pair for the pc, but even at the higher price i still believe there great value for money and the sound from them is awesome at this price point.

I’d forgotten what vinyl sounds like and these speakers really bring it to life. High tweets with rich base create an all consuming experience which seems lost with downloads or even CDs. Since my pre-amp arrived I haven’t stopped listening to them.