AULA A200 — speaker.
Compact cubes that glow and run from a single USB port
Cube-shaped 2.0 speakers with a carbon-look front, an orange driver ring and a lit bar along the base.
Expected: 18 November
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Why people pick it
The A200 is built around a simple shape: an almost cubic cabinet with matte sides and an expressive front face. The panel is covered in a diagonal carbon-style rib pattern inside a silver frame, and at its centre sits a driver ringed in bright orange — the model's main splash of colour. The AULA wordmark is set at the bottom of the panel. The shape keeps the speakers stable and means they need little depth on a desk.
A lit bar runs along the bottom edge of the front face — AULA's own description calls it dynamic LED accent lighting. In the official photographs it glows red and washes the desk beneath the speakers, giving them depth in the dark. AULA does not say how many colours or modes the lighting has, or whether there is a switch for it, so we do not promise any: go by what the manufacturer's images show.
The official photograph shows the whole harness clearly: a shared cable leaves the speakers, carries an elongated control pod and ends in two plugs — a 3.5 mm mini-jack and USB-A. That is the entire installation: audio into the output, power into USB, volume on the pod at hand. AULA describes the model as plug-and-play, and the connector set looks exactly like that.
AULA's site carries an A200 Pro, and it is easy to confuse with this one. The Pro is a 2.1 system: a separate subwoofer joins the pair of speakers, and the manufacturer specifically mentions boosted low frequencies. This is the plain A200 — a 2.0 stereo pair with no subwoofer, in a cube cabinet and with a different front-panel design. If what you want is bass from a dedicated module, this model will not deliver it.
Specifications
The A200 is built around a simple shape: an almost cubic cabinet with matte sides and an expressive front face. The panel is covered in a diagonal carbon-style rib pattern inside a silver frame, and at its centre sits a driver ringed in bright orange — the model's main splash of colour. The AULA wordmark is set at the bottom of the panel. The shape keeps the speakers stable and means they need little depth on a desk.
A lit bar runs along the bottom edge of the front face — AULA's own description calls it dynamic LED accent lighting. In the official photographs it glows red and washes the desk beneath the speakers, giving them depth in the dark. AULA does not say how many colours or modes the lighting has, or whether there is a switch for it, so we do not promise any: go by what the manufacturer's images show.
The official photograph shows the whole harness clearly: a shared cable leaves the speakers, carries an elongated control pod and ends in two plugs — a 3.5 mm mini-jack and USB-A. That is the entire installation: audio into the output, power into USB, volume on the pod at hand. AULA describes the model as plug-and-play, and the connector set looks exactly like that.
AULA's site carries an A200 Pro, and it is easy to confuse with this one. The Pro is a 2.1 system: a separate subwoofer joins the pair of speakers, and the manufacturer specifically mentions boosted low frequencies. This is the plain A200 — a 2.0 stereo pair with no subwoofer, in a cube cabinet and with a different front-panel design. If what you want is bass from a dedicated module, this model will not deliver it.
This product is ordered in. Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. This information is not a public offer.
Model specifications: the official AULA site
Questions
Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. A pre-order locks the price and your place in the batch; GEEKSHOP confirms the exact date.
They are different models. The A200 Pro on AULA's site is a 2.1 system: a pair of speakers plus a separate subwoofer, with the manufacturer stressing boosted low frequencies. The A200 without the Pro suffix is a 2.0 stereo pair in cube cabinets, with no subwoofer included. The supplier price list also carries this model as a Multi-colour Desktop Speaker 2.0. What is sold here is the A200.
No. The cable ends in two plugs: the 3.5 mm mini-jack goes into the audio output and USB-A into any free port that supplies power. AULA describes the model as plug-and-play with USB power. A port on a computer, a laptop, a monitor, a USB hub or an ordinary charger will do.
The honest answer is that it is not certain. AULA's description calls it dynamic LED accent lighting and the supplier price list files the model under multi-colour desktop speakers, but no official source lists the colours, the modes or whether there is a switch. In every official photograph the bar glows red. If this matters to you, ask a GEEKSHOP manager to check with the supplier before you place the order.
The A200 is coming with the next shipment: preorders open on 18 November 2026. After a GEEKSHOP manager confirms the order, delivery takes about a month. The manager gives the exact timing at confirmation, as it depends on when the batch ships from the supplier's warehouse.
GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. The information on this site is not a public offer.
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Delivery anywhere in Uzbekistan costs 50,000 UZS. The manager gives the timing when confirming the order.
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Anywhere in Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS. Payment is agreed with the manager after confirmation.
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