Is €149 a steal for the Audio Pro A10 MkII, or is this a misidentified Rotel amplifier? The listing title claims “Audio Pro A10 MkII (Cables & Accessories),” but the official Audio Pro A10 MkII is a Wi-Fi multiroom speaker system, not a standalone cable accessory, and its current US sale price is $149 (roughly €140), with new European resale listings around CHF185 (≈€195). If this is indeed the Audio Pro speaker sold as a used unit with cables, €149 is slightly below typical new resale value and could be a fair-to-good deal for a used system, but if the seller actually meant the Rotel A10 MkII integrated amplifier (which retails around €599 used), then €149 would be an absurd bargain and likely a listing error or scam.
Assuming the product is the genuine Audio Pro A10 MkII speaker, it’s well-regarded for seamless Airplay 2, Bluetooth, Chromecast, and multiroom Wi-Fi integration, making it a versatile hub for modern streaming. The upside here is the included cables and accessories, which add practical value for a first-time setup. However, because the listing ambiguously labels it as “Cables & Accessories,” you must verify the actual item before paying: confirm photos show the speaker, check for firmware updates, and ensure the unit powers on. If it’s truly the speaker at €149, it’s a solid buy; if it’s mislabeled, treat it as a red flag.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.