Audioengine A2+ Wireless Bluetooth Bookshelf Speaker Review: Big Sound, Small Package

Audioengine is a speaker maker based in good old Texas. They’ve been around since 2005, and the sound of their speakers is as big and wide as the state from which they hail. Today I’m reviewing one of the newest editions to their speaker lineup, the A2+ Wireless. These speakers pack some serious punch in their tiny frames!

The A2+ Wireless can be purchased from here, on Audioengine’s official website, for $269.

About My Preferences: Heads up, I’m a person! As such, these words are my opinion, and they are tinged by my personal preferences. While I try to mitigate this as much as possible during my review process, I’d be lying if I said my biases are completely erased. So for you, my readers, keep this in mind:

• My ideal sound signature would be one with competent sub-bass, a textured mid-bass, a slightly warm midrange, and an extended treble.
• I have mild treble sensitivity.

Source: The A2+ Wireless was tested in the following configurations:

• LG V40-> Bluetooth -> Speaker
• PC -> USB -> Speakers
• Burson Play -> RCA -> Speakers

All music was served as MP3 @320Kbps or as FLAC.

Tech Specs

• Type: 2.0 powered (active) multimedia desktop speaker system
• Amplifier type: Dual class AB monolithic
• Power output: 60W peak power total (15W RMS / 30W peak per channel), AES
• Drivers: 2.75″ aramid fiber woofers, 3/4” silk dome tweeters
• Inputs: 3.5mm stereo mini-jack, RCA, USB, Bluetooth 5.0
• Outputs: RCA variable line-out
• Mains voltages: 100–240V 50/60Hz auto-switching
• SNR: >95dB (typical A-weighted)
• THD+N: <0.05% at all power settings
• Crosstalk: <50dB
• Freq. response: 65Hz-22kHz ±2.0dB
• Input impedance: 10K ohms unbalanced
• Protection: Output current limiting, thermal over-temperature, power on/off transient protection