I have a set of Audioengine A5+ speakers in my office at home. They are hooked up to my computer and run through an Audioengine D1 DAC. They have been performing flawlessly for 5 years. They bring out details in music you have listened to before, but not heard.

Several options for inputs; Plenty of bass; Sound great at low levels or turned up loud; With DAC, audiophile quality

5 years running and none

These things are insane for their size. I have a decent sized living room and I can't come close to turning these up all the way. Clarity is absolutely perfect at any level. Bass is impressive. Can't see any need for an external sub. So far I'm thrilled with my purchase.

Wireless audio is convenient, but it isn't exactly smiled upon by audiophiles. Audioengine's A5+ Wireless system combines the capabilities of the company's Bluetooth receiver/transmitter, the B1, with the audio performance of its excellent wired 5+ speakers. The result is a wireless sound signature aimed at purists, but there's plenty of bass depth and clarity throughout the frequency range to make everyone happy. It isn't cheap at $499, but it should be the go-to speaker set for anyone seeking high-quality wireless stereo audio, and earns our Editors' Choice. Design Available in matte black, high-gloss white, or a natural bamboo finish (for $569 instead of $499), the A5+ Wireless speakers have rounded edges and a classic bookshelf look. They each measure 10.8 inches high and 7.0 inches wides. At 9.0 inches, the left speaker is a bit deeper than the right (7.8 inches) because it houses the controls and connections, as well as a heat sink that protrudes off the back panel. It's als...

Audioengine's A5+ Wireless speakers deliver a stellar sonic experience aimed at audiophiles with 24-bit upsampling to ensure high-quality Bluetooth audio.

Excellent audio performance with solid bass depth and clarity throughout the frequency range; High-quality Bluetooth streaming with 24-bit upsampling; Wired connectivity options; Can be used with a subwoofer

No source knob; Limited remote control

Been using these speakers for 4 years now and have no issues with them whatsoever. Just wished the volume knob wasn't a bit faulty so my ears wont have to die.

Great sound separation; Bass isn't too strong but very much present and accurate; Pushes loud volumes; Kevlar woofers

volume knob has issues; turning counterclockwise is suppose to lower volume, but for the first 30 degrees in rotation, it increases the volume immensely before proceeding to decrease volume

Brilliant speakers. Great quality at low and high volumes. Went for the bamboo finish and it's definitely worth the extra money - they look stunning.

Having been in the pro audio world for a long time (touring, recording, playing) I have been in many studios. I was looking for a pair of speakers to listen to a wide range of things... video production, music, recording, etc. I have used many brands of monitors but for this office I wanted simple.

I have had the A5 + for two days now ... and it appears that the Audioengine has listened to customer requests. The updates are as remote control, volume control, contacts ... these are a couple of inches higher than the A5's.

What can I say that will sum up how amazing these speakers are.From the moment you unpackage them to see them wrapped in the microfiber drawstring bag to the outstanding build quality of the speakers and all included components,Outstanding just scratches the surface.Hook up was easy and from the...

(1 items) I've been a fan of Audioengine's A5 powered bookshelf speakers ( ) since I first laid ears on them in 2006. They provided plenty of enjoyable sound for their size and, at $350, they were a solid bargain.

Punchy sound; Dual inputs; Plenty of volume

Lacks predecessor's built-in AC port; Sound favors bass and lower-mids

Very good speakers to use with Wi Fi applications

Attractive Design; Easy to Mount; Easy To Set Up; Good Power Output; Great Sound Quality