BoseTV Speaker - Soundbar for TV with Bluetooth and HDMI-ARC Connectivity, Black, Includes Remote Control

I couldn’t be happier with this purchase! The setup was seamless and truly plug-and-play, making it a perfect addition to my home theatre. The sound quality is excellent—clear, powerful, and immersive. Bluetooth functionality is a standout feature, allowing me to connect my TV, projector, and phone simultaneously and switch between them effortlessly.I had considered the Sonos Ray, but the lack of Bluetooth connectivity was a dealbreaker. This product not only delivered on that but exceeded my expectations by making the experience smooth, flexible, and enjoyable.Delivery was prompt—actually ahead of schedule—and the multilayered packaging ensured everything arrived in perfect condition.Pros:-Excellent, immersive sound quality-Simple plug-and-play setup-Reliable Bluetooth with multiple device connections-Flexible switching between TV, projector, and phone-Delivered ahead of time and well-packagedCons:- None so far — works flawlessly and better than alternatives I considered

I adore this speaker bar! This lets me focus on speech/dialogue without forfeiting great bass and is surround-esque.It is very sleek and streamlined. It’s tiny, but powerful!As a Bose brand speaker, the price was excellent, and a great value. The sound fills my whole living room like I had full surround(which I don’t). The remote control is simple and easy to use, when you actually need it. The remote pairs with your main one(I have a TCL Roku smart TV). I’ve had this for about six months and I am completely, happily satisfied.

Normally I consume audio using my Bose QuietComfort 20 noise-canceling earbuds. I've been using those for about six years now, and I used Bose noise canceling headphones before that. I've always loved them so much that I've never really had much need for PC speakers. So the ones I always used to use cost about 40 dollars. But recently a friend convinced me to get this Bose TV Speaker Soundbar, for my PC.It was effortless to install. I just plugged the optical into my motherboard, which is 4 years old. So I doubt anyone will have issues plugging this in. I don't know how to scientifically measure the quality of a speaker. I listened to a 20khz sine wave frequency sweep, and I believe I heard all the tones, and there weren't any dips that I could perceive. Beyond that, I could say that I tried listening to a YouTube video that I had previously only listened to on speakers, many times. And after listening to that same song using this soundbar, I was able to hear parts of the song I hadn't heard before.The only issue I had with this device is that it turns itself off automatically. So every time I'd go to bed, or take a nap, I'd wake up and have to press the darn button on the remote again. This was frustrating since the speaker takes about 2-3 seconds to boot up. So usually I'd play a YouTube video, realize the sound isn't on, wait for it to boot, and then need to rewind the video. THANKFULLY there's a simple solution I learned about on Reddit for solving this! All I needed to do was (1) turn it on, and (2) hold the power button down on the remote for 5 seconds. Then the LED on the speaker pulsed an amber color, which indicates that "auto off" has been disabled. Hooray! I wish this had been the factory default though.

This soundbar had very good audio for the price, however I ended up returning for two reasons: it didn't have wired ethernet connectivity, and it didn't have an LCD display so you couldn't tell what was going on (what volume it was set to, etc.).Pros:– Has a dedicated Dialogue Mode for making voices stand out from background noise and music.– Its small footprint fits easily under most TVs without being obtrusive.– Very easy to connect and get running, typically just one cable.– Has a balanced, rich sound for its size, typical of Bose audio.– Convenient for streaming music from your phone.Cons:– While it has a bass boost, it won't deliver room-shaking bass without the optional subwoofer.– Designed for enhanced stereo, not immersive surround sound effects.– Lacks advanced features like Wi-Fi, ethernet, or multiple HDMI inputs found on other soundbars.– No Display - status lights are present, but a full text display would be helpful for modes/volume.Overall it was a decent sound bar, but for the price I ended getting a JBL 300 sound bar because it sounded just as good, and had all the features that I wanted (in particular the ethernet port and the LCD display that the Bose lacked).

Exceptionally HAPPY with my purchase. The base is surprising, because of its small size. I’m impressed with its over frequency range. Beautiful sound for movies. And if you’re older like me, it has a button that accentuates the midrange so the voices are more clear and easier to understand. There is the ability to change the base as well.