Addon C10 MKII - White

This speaker oozes quality, from it's build and classy looks to it's tight, detailed, deep and spacious sound. The app is easy to use, it has WiFi as well as Bluetooth and aux. Google home, Apple (whatever) for multi-room or pairing for true stereo, Spotify Connect built in, etc. It's downside, which for me isn't, is that there's no battery and hence has to be attached to a mains supply which makes it less portable. I wanted a home speaker to build upon for my living room and this looks and fits the bill. I got it for £281 on Amazon, based on hearing it's predecessor and I haven't heard anything remotely close to its sound quality under £500. The Sonos Move has a battery and hence is portable but I don't think it has the same sound quality of that's what you're after. I couldn't be more satisfied with a purchaser. Cheers Amazon for the price and Audio Pro for another remarkable piece of kit.

I bought this to fit a specific space, and it looks great. The sound is a big upgrade from my previous Bluetooth speaker and sounds clear and impressive when I turn up the volume. The Spotify connect and Google assistant features were a big part of this purchase decision. This doesn't replace my Google home mini, I still need that to pick up voice commands, but it's now the default speaker for streaming media. It did get a bit confused when I tried to use Google assistant on top of Spotify connect because it counts as two separate devices but I set it up again with the app and it works brilliantly. Unlike the Google Nest speaker this has an Aux connection so I can connect my record player. I was blown away when I played Led Zeppelin l. Very pleased with the purchase and it's features. Quite pricey though.

TL;DR. If this fits your use case, you will probably love it even at this price. If it does not you will be very frustrated. Physical side of things is all good and would get five stars. Unit is sleek and attractive, appears high-quality, excellent sound (bass is rear firing so do not try to put hard against a wall, give it some room to breathe). Delivered promptly. Well packaged. Both UK and EU power leads. Software and services are a bit more mixed. SO much hangs on the app. The app is polished and slick and easy to use once you have puzzled out where things are. Setup had some glitches with some utterly useless error messages and at one point I thought it was bricked, but to be fair, eventually it sorted itself out without too much intervention from me. The usual nonsense about phone and device have to be on the same network. OTA firmware updates +1. Manual is pretty, but pretty useless in any of eight languages. So go to the websites - and you get exactly the same thing. Now, it works fine for what I wanted, so I am happy, but be aware, if you want to set up presets on the box for one-touch channel/playlist selection then you are limited to the streaming services that the app knows about and that is a fairly short list (at least in the UK) of ten or so. Spotify. Amazon, and TuneIn fortunately are among them so I am good. Also found my Twonky server with no problems. If you want a service that is not known by the app, congrats you are the proud owner of a really expensive bluetooth speaker for your phone.

Lovely sound. Great wifi linking.

These are really wonderful speakers, and great VFM. The work with Apple Play 2, which suits me very well, as a contented user of Apple Music. Actually before I got these, I always argued that Spotify was good enough. But Mp3 quality is, actually, not nearly good enough. So now, I have two Audio Pro C mark 2 speakers and an A10, working perfectly using Siri, or manually, likewise Apple Car Play. BUT if you were in a position where you were stuck with just the Audio Pro app, I should look elsewhere. Apart from setup, which worked fine, and pairing/grouping speakers; also works fine, I found the App deeply frustrating. One of the excellent Audio Pro support staff, based in Sweden kind of agreed, pointing out that they are working on a new one. They should sweep the board if so. I say again great speakers. I have not heard anything nearly as good at this price point(I paid c £300 each). Living in Shetland it is hard to actually audit other speakers, but i travel to Edinburgh and London quite regularly, and did quite a bit of listening.

Very good sound worth having at bargain price various connections

Excellent sound, deep controlled bass and clear mid range and highs. I play this at 85-100% volume in a kitchen/dinning room about 4x8m. It fills this size room and is decently loud at these volumes. It works great with Roon via Google cast without any additional hardware. I had considered the C5 mark II but glad I got this more powerful version, I doubt the C5 would have been powerful enough

Just not getting on with these. The app is poor in terms of joining the speakers together, volume control and having to go through the app to get music streaming to work. I should have researched more as my main music comes from YouTube premium which doesn't work in terms of multiple speakers. Can only cast to one speaker at a time. I have two. The speakers aren't found going though Google Home app. Bluetooth is sporadic with connection issues and the sync between two speakers on WiFi keeps slipping. The WiFi connection strength looks a bit weak however they're situated close to a TV that streams 4k over WiFi with no problems. When all is working, the sound is okay but not that engaging, too lively/tinny up close with a subdued sound overall. I wouldn't recommend.

Audio semplicemente pessimo.

Excelente sonido. Muy buena calidad

Funziona alla grande da solo, un po' più difficoltoso metterlo in coppia a canali separati con un C10. Probabilmente ne acquisterò un altro da accoppiare per evitare i problemi con il modello precedente di qualche anno.

I bought this speaker for a small room, and it sounds great for jazz, pop, & trance. Once it was set up via the app, I was able to connect to it via Airplay flawlessly from multiple devices.

The hardware is excellent, but the iOS app software has left a lot to be desired. The equaliser on the newer Audio Pro app for some reason doesn't show up and doesn't work. Only the legacy app has a working equaliser but it's legacy which has some functionalities missing and the UI old and tired. The app also doesn't display that well on an iPad, with the fonts being so small and hard to read. On the hardware speaker itself, the bass is bouncy and soothing yet not overly boomy like some cheap speakers emphasising on the volume of bass without refinement. This speaker in my opinion has the best sound quality in its price range. It's especially so with jazz or classical music where instrumental timbre is not terribly distorted like some other competitors I've sampled with (such as HxPod or some HxxKxx speakers in similar price range.) Overall, it's pleasant to listen to and the money well spent.