Audioengine HD6 150W Wireless Powered Bookshelf Speakers | Built-in USB 24-Bit DAC & Analog Amplifier | aptX HD Bluetooth, S/PDIF Optical, RCA and 3.5mm inputs | Cables included (Cherry)

So I've had these for a several weeks so far.A couple of small issues1) No optical cable, I knew that already but still annoying2) the power cable is a two pin so not standard UK plug so had to buy adaptor3) the current Bluetooth device needs to be manually disconnected before next device can connect, really annoying, any cheap device allows you to override the first with a second4) sound gets mixed if you play two devices eg Bluetooth about auxiliary in at the same time5) as there us no volume indicator can't tell where you are at is it 25% 80% can never know having gauge helps6) I didn't see any security on the Bluetooth- means anybody can connect to the speaker if I'm not connectedI haven't played them to the recommended 40hrs yet but sound and music is fantastic so far will come back with a proper sound review later.Because of the loads of small issues I'm gonna give it 4Update: after a listening extensively I'm coming back and giving it a 5 based on sound alone. Though for certain types of base sounds you will need a subwoofer.

Lovely speakers, worked great. Until they didn't. The European branch don't have replacement parts so if something breaks, it can't be fixed. The best they can offer is to email you *if* the part becomes available again. Instead, they offered me a discount on a replacement. Why on earth they think I would buy another knowing that of it breaks out can't be fixed I don't know. Buy from a better known company.

Pros: Easy for BT-audio connect, nice stereo image and sound quality, elegant design, multiple input options.Cons: The bass performance is a little bit too strong.For the powered speakers in terms of the price level and performance, it is an excellent choice!Highly recommend!

There is a known hardware bug involving Apple devices. I haven't managed to get either of my two iphones to connect to it reliably. The connection drops out within a second; this happens 9 times out of 10. If you're very persistent you can get it to connect eventually, but it's very frustrating.They posted an update on their site about this recently (google Known Issue Kepping Apple Products Connected via Bluetooth), but none of this advice makes any difference. Their article seems imply the fault lies with Apple, but I've used my iPhone with numerous other bluetooth audio devices and I've never had an issue.Given all the positive reviews from others, I presume it works OK with Android.