Bluetooth Speakers No Longer Paired With Desktop

Great sounding compact speakers. BlueTooth works well. Only wish is that they paired with each other wirelessly.

and surprisingly powerful for small speakers. No problem with bluetooth.

I am using the speakers with a desktop and a laptop setup. The desktop is hard wired via the green colored sound jack. The laptop connects via Bluetooth. Both work just right and provide an easy way to share one set of speakers. (my computers share the monitors and peripherals via a KVM switch). The only hang up was that it took patience and repeated attempts to get the laptop to recognize the speakers in Bluetooth setup. However, now that its been recognized, I don't have to repeat the process. Sound is very good (not audiophile quality, but quite passable for computer speakers).

I bought these speakers as a desktop speakers for my laptop. The sound is amazing. You can connect several devices via USB, Bluetooth, Coaxial, Optical. You can also adjust the volumen, the treble and the bass. It comes with all the cables you need for connections. I am very happy with these purchase. Highly recommended.

The A5+ Wireless looks great and the build quality is excellent. The speakers paired immediately to my bluetooth TV connection (that's a real plus). They can get loud but the high-end is never abrasive and the bass response is clean.

Just purchased it at BB, brought it home, connected my speakers, paired the Bluetooth feature and connected to Spotify in minutes. Amazingly simple ... sound is terrific, plenty of power to make my Elac's ring. I bought this after struggling with another brand that begins and ends with O, returned that one and I couldn't be happier with the sound and simplicity of this unit. Now I have to repurchase all the vinyl i gave away :-(

Perfect choice for myself. Fully automatic w/Bluetooth and paired effortlessly with my JBL Charge 5 speakers. Turntable set up was easy and factory settings on cartridge were perfect. Also my B&H salesman was knowledgeable and friendly.

At some point, those other tiny desktop speakers are no longer what you're looking for. A hearing-aid wearer needs the best fidelity and clarity. The Audioengine speakers have real components, and are nice and clean from soft to loud. Lute, pipe organ, classical guitar, singing voice - all nicely done. Speech is easy to hear. Note, as they say in the instructions, the speakers do have some break-in. At first, they sound a little bright and tinny, and mellow out as the larger element comes to itself. Sub-woofer needed? Possibly not, if you're happy to hear the deepest tones as background. These speakers do that job. If you want room-shaking whallup, then you'll need a bigger cone and heavy mass, etc., a sub. Altogether, the 2 bookshelf speakers are very nice for size and price.

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

I needed a longer cable to plug my headphones into the jack on my desktop. The Cans look for the wireless headphones did not look good on Zoom calls. Hence the need for and problem solved with this cable. No loss of clarity and the cable definitely adds flexibility. No regrets.