Testseek.com have collected 63 expert reviews of the Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A2 bluetooth portable speaker and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A2 bluetooth portable speaker.
January 2015
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Powerful performance. Does not distort on deep bass tracks. Attractive design. Drivers on each side make for a larger field of sound. Long battery life.
Sleek and stylish design, Excellent battery life that lasts up to 24 hours depending on volume of music being played, Can be used either veritcally or horizontally, Two devices can be paired together for an even louder, more powerful sound, Speaker offers
Can't charge other devices from the speaker, If you get a call on your smartphone, you won't be able to take it through the speaker
The B&O Play A2 Active may be expensive but its an excellent speaker with almost a day's battery life and a clear, sharp sound that can be cranked up without distortion. The carry handle makes it easy to take around and it's good looks mean you'll want to...
Abstract: Sometimes you get what you pay for and this is often the case with audio products. Although there are some decent budget options, here we round up the best Bluetooth speakers money can buy. These are the best wireless speakers in the UK starting at under...
Abstract: Sometimes you get what you pay for and this is often the case with audio products. Although there are some decent budget options, here we round up the best Bluetooth speakers money can buy. These are the best wireless speakers in the UK starting at under...
Quality audio, Excellent volume, Limited distortion, Broad, stable diffusion, Easy to use and transport, Meticulous design and finish, USB port for charging an external device, Very robust
Treble overemphasised on one side, Stereo experience impossible, No handsfree function, No NFC, Mains charging, No precise indication of remaining power, Tendency to fall over when stood on its little, nonslip feet
Given its fairly elitist price point (£299/$399), the BeoPlay A2 is only for those who want both quality sound and a meticulous, original and compact design. It's up against the likes of the B&W T7, a speaker that we would recommend for consumers wanting ...
Clean, open sound, Goes loud, Plenty of detail, Precise timing, Stylish, Battery life,
A persistent hard edge, Rivals offer a subtler, more fluid sound,
The B&O A2 comes off as a touch clinical and soulless, but there's plenty to admire about its detailed, spacious sound and clean presentation. Its stylish design is appealing, as is the lengthy 24-hour battery life. It may not be class leading, but the A2...
Abstract: There are two other remarkable features to the A2. One is that, due to B&O's True360 technology, the A2 radiates 360-degree sound (which we've seen in a couple of high-end products this year) but in stereo, seemingly audible from any angle. I don't quite ...
Well constructed and sturdy design, Solid sound quality, Great battery life
A little expensive, Not sold on leather strap
R7 600 for a portable speaker is a lot of money to be shelling out. Given the prices seen on other products in the BeoPlay range, it doesn't come as a surprise. Being part of this Bang & Olufsen lineup also means there are no surprises in the sound and bu...
Abstract: The jury might still be out on the smartwatch but the Bluetooth speaker has gone from ‘good to have' to being a bare necessity over the past couple of years. We pick ten Bluetooth speakers across price bands from the scores of speakers on offer. So whethe...
