Bose Smart Soundbar 700: Premium Bluetooth Soundbar with Alexa Voice Control Built-in, Black
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Color: Black
Pattern: Soundbar
Features
- Sophisticated design. exceptional sound
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
- Superior voice pickup
- Universal remote included
Description
Featuring an unmatched combination of sophisticated design and exceptional sound the Bose sound bar 700 brings the full power of all your entertainment to life. Customized drivers pump out clear, spacious sound and rich bass that breathe new life into everything from alien invasions and car chases to house- rocking playlists. Plus, adapt audio room calibration optimizes the sound bar's acoustic performance the unique characteristics of your room - giving you the best possible listening experience. Plus, a tempered Glass top, wrap around metal grille, and clean lines, make the sound bar look as good as it sounds. With built-in voice assistants, like Alexa and the Google assistant, you can control your music, get information, access smart home control, and more — hands free. Just behind the grille is a custom-designed eight- microphone array for superior voice pickup, so your voice assistant will still hear you, even when the music is playing loud. Use the Bose music app to control all of your music and the Bose sound bar universal remote to manage all of your entertainment. Plus, with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Apple airplay 2 compatibility, you can play What you want, wherever you want, from any device in your home. The Bose Sound bar 700 is part of a family of Bose smart speakers and sound bars designed to be compatible with each other so you can enjoy more music in more rooms. And when you want to dial up the performance of your sound bar, just add the optional Bose bass Module 700 and Bose Surround Speakers at any time for thunderous bass and full-on surround sound. Leave the sound bar on the TV stand or mount it on the wall using the optional Bose sound bar Wall bracket. Included: Bose sound bar 700, Bose sound bar Universal remote, batteries, power cord, HDMI cable and optical cable are included with purchase. Available in Black or white.Inputs and outputsHDMI output with Audio Return Channel (ARC)Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC)Consumer Electronics Control (CEC)Optical TOSLinkPower inputUSB input.
Brand: Bose
Frequency Response: 2400 MHz
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Bar Mount
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Bar Mount
Enclosure Material: Glass, Metal, Plastic
Speaker Type: Surround
Additional Features: Alexa Voice Control, Built In Microphone, Google Assistant
Antenna Location: For Televisions
Subwoofer Diameter: 6 Inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Voice
Speaker Size: 12.7 Centimeters
Tweeter Diameter: 0.75 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Specific Uses For Product: home theater setup, television viewing, smart home control, hands-free voice commands, music streaming, multi-room audio setup
Number of Microphones: 8
MP3 player: No
Battery Average Life: 10 Hours
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 6 Inches
Brand: Bose
Model Number: 795347-1100
Model Name: Soundbar 700
Built-In Media: Power Cable
Number of Items: 10
Series Number: 700
UPC: 017817783217
Global Trade Identification Number: 17
Manufacturer: Bose Corporation
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Bose Surround Premium Soundbar Home Speaker Set of 1 Black (795347-1100)
Frequency Response: 2400 MHz
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.25"D x 38.5"W x 2.25"H
Item Weight: 10.5 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Phones, Television
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 1 CR2 batteries required.
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This review may interest people deciding between a Bose Soundbar 700 and a Lifestyle 600. (See Airplay comment below) After owning a Bose Lifestyle 28 for about 20 years, I decided to replace that with a Bose Soundbar 700. The Lifestyle 28 is a 5.1 system configured like a Lifestyle 600. In choosing my upgrade, I decided to risk the simplicity of a Soundbar over the possibly better room-filling sound of a Lifestyle 600. My room is 20’x13’ with the TV and sound system centered along a 20’ wall. The Lifestyle 28 system let me put my side speakers and base on the corners of the room. The Soundbar setup only has, of course the center and side speakers beneath the TV. I put my base unit in a corner. Comparing the two, I found the Lifestyle 28 filled the room better than the Soundbar setup. Music seemed to come from everywhere. The Soundbar produces equally clean and powerful sound, but the music is more localized. At first, I thought the localization was a mark against the Soundbar configuration but now I think it’s more a preference issue. Both Soundbar and Lifestyle systems produce great sound. The Lifestyle setup makes you loose sense of where it’s coming from at the cost that you hear more of the music directed toward the speaker you’re standing nearest to. The Soundbar setup also fills the room and produces a great stereo experience. Having it sounds like it’s coming from one place means you better hear what’s all the speakers from everywhere and not just the ones you’re closest to. As an aside, this localization can also be reduced and the stereo effect increased by reducing the center channel volume through the Bose Music app. Doing that lets the side speakers on the Soundbar push more sound to the sides of the room where it’s reflected off the walls and comes back sounding more like the speakers are mounted on the walls. So really, the difference for me between Lifestyle and Soundbar is a toss up. The real bonus from upgrading from my old Lifestyle to the Soundbar is the controls. Though there’s room for improvement, the controls are amazing. I have mostly Apple products — Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and iMac, AirPorts and subscribe to Apple Music. Previously, everything in my media center felt unintegrated. I would turn on the sound system, select a sound source then turn on the other things to listen to music or watch TV. Now, the Soundbar “selects” the sound sources. I pick up my iPhone and start playing music, choose where I want to hear it (via Airplay) and the Soundbar turns itself on and starts playing. (Ditto for my Bose Soundtouch wave radio.) I turn on my TV and the Soundbar switches over to playing the TV’s audio. If I want to adjust the volume, I can pick up any remote associated with what I’m listening to (Bose, TV, Apple TV, Apple TV, Firestick, iPhone, …) and it just works. The Bose remote controls my TV and Apple TV. Likewise, my TV and Apple TV remotes control the Bose. It’s as if they were all one system. So what about the Bose Music app itself. Well, it’s a decent app. I mainly use it to setup the Soundbar and make adjustments. You can use it to play music and such from a variety of sources. At first I was bummed that it didn’t support Apple Music (was iTunes). But who cares. The Apple Music app has a comparatively great interface and it can run the Soundbar plus any or all of the other compatible Bose speakers you might own. I’m sure I’ll run into issues. One, which isn’t huge, is that the Soundbar isn’t recognizing my Amazon Fire Stick. I can still use the Fire Stick, but the integration isn’t as good as with my Apple TV. This is low priority to me (I prefer Apple TV). But I’ll try and figure it out. Bottom line: Sound quality: The Soundbar can’t push music to the edges of the room as well as you can with a Lifestyle and its separate speakers. However, that might be a good thing and the difference is personal preference. Otherwise, the Soundbar sounds every bit as good or better than the Lifestyle 28. Update: I’ve had my Soundbar for over a year and have enjoyed it a lot. One thing that has deviled me is Airplay. The soundbar would randomly drop out, not be findable, or just wouldn’t connect. Ditto for my Wave radio. Bose told me it was my WiFi but I set my Soundbar and radio within 10 feet of my WiFi routers (I use Eros). Finally I decided to hardwire the Soundbar and Wave radios to the Eros nodes. Problem completely solved. My assessment is that Bose engineering is weak with regard to WiFi software. In my final debugging, I found that the devices would jump around to which Eros they would connect with, often perplexingly disconnecting from the Eros they were sitting by to connect to one far away. Or they would connect to the nearby router but bring their power down to make a minimal connection. Eliminating WiFi solved the problem. Now I have a much less stressful setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2020 by M. J. McDonald
Here we go: I've had the Bose Soundbar 700 with the Base module 700 for about a week now. I wanted to wait to give a fair review. I've never had a soundbar before, but had my tv hooked up to a Bose wave radio. It sounded great, but the radio started to act weird, so I did several weeks of research on sounbars and opted for this one. I was going to get the 300, but waited to get the 700 with Alexa! I love Alexa! I've forked $1498 for a soundbar! That's a LOT of money for me, but I like to get quality. The 700 does not have Dolby Atmos... Do we need it? I didn't. I just want something to sound great. Well... This sounds FANTASTIC! At first I was not very impressed. Is it because I already had my tv hooked up to a Bose? I wasn't sure. I watched TV... Well... Nothing much there. I listened to music... WOW! That sounds really good! I watched a movie (Star Wars) that was great. Nothing blew my mind...and I was wondering WHY? This cost me $1500!!! Then I started playing with the Bose Music App... Went to "Adjustments" and started to play with the settings. There are 3 main settings : Bass, Treble and Center Channel. Depending on your personal preferences, you can have this soundbar sound like crap or like an awesome movie theater! DO PLAY WITH THE SETTINGS TO GET IT TO SOUND LIKE YOU WANT IT TO SOUND!!! My settings, for my living room space are: Bass: 80, Treble: 0, Center Channel: 20 This made Star Wars go from "Meh!" to "Holy Sh#@" (sorry for the language, but I have make a point) Movie theater sound in my living room. THIS IS WHAT I WANTED!!! So after initially being a little disappointed, I played with the settings and I am just blown away with the quality of the sound. I am not sure how to describe it... The sound is loud and extremely clear, without being loud!!! The bass are there, filling the whole room without noticing that it's there. It's clear loud sound in a very pleasant way. Hard to explained, you have to experience it! It was very easy to set up! I am not sure where the complaints are coming from. The soundbar updated automatically as soon as I setup wifi. The remote paired without a problem! Alexa, as always, is absolutely AWESOME. You cannot control your tv with Alexa... I'm kinda disappointed on that... But maybe a future update will fix that. You can control the volume of what you're watching with Alexa. The bass module, once plugged in, pretty much instanly synced to the soundbar through the app! No problem. About the sound module... Well i hated spending $700 for bass... $700,that's a lot of money!!! But I am glad I did. It provides an immersive sound. It's almost like it's not there, but it is the REAL STAR of the show. I connected it and disconnected it several times to hear the difference. And I must say it is a MUST HAVE, if, like me, you are looking for "Movie Theater Sound". It IS a lot of money, but take a loan out, it's worth it. It makes the difference between "nice" and "Holy Cow what's happening?" No dolby atmos well... Once you hear this, you won't care! Superb product! To sum up: -If you only watch TV, just go cheap like a Vizio at walmart. -If you're looking for immersive Theater quality, room filling sound that is clear and loud without feeling loud (hard to explain)... THIS IS IT! I do not work for Bose... ;o) Update 10/29/18: Bose updated the software and they must have changed some settings for the bass. I had to turn it down from 80 to 60... I might even go down to 50! It's shaking the room even more than before! Love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018 by Alex Colson
This sound bar is a huge upgrade from the solo 5. So far I have only turned the volume to 50 percent bc it gets very loud. I enabled the Bose skill in the Alexa app and now I can play any song from Amazon music by just speaking the song name and artist. It also controls my hue lights. It has good bass for a sound bar but I will probably purchase the wireless subwoofer after I recover from spending $800 on this. The only issue so far has been the remote. The first day it would not pair to the soundbar: I've read multiple complaints about this on Bose website. Today however it paired immediately. I went to Bose music app, clicked settings, and pair new remote. It will have you remove a battery from remote and within 15 seconds from putting battery back in it paired. The ability for the remote to be used on all your other devices is supposed to be available oct 4 after an automatic update on your 700. Currently only the buttons you can use light up. It probably takes 15-20 minutes to set up the soundbar, install the Bose app, and create an account. You will have to put on a headset that comes in the box and sit in 5 different locations in your room and it supposedly calibrates the speakers to your specific room layout. Like all other Bose products I own this device is very elegant looking. It has a solid piece of glass on top and has an aluminum grill surrounding the speakers. If you can afford the price I think you will be happy with the 700.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2018 by Markus Fair
So I was stuck between this pricier Bose setup and the Samsung HK, after doing my research I decided to take the risk with the Bose full 5.1 setup (700 bar, rear speakers, and sub) And I can safely say My wife and I could not be more thrilled. The sound quality with the bar alone is beyond our expectations, and accompanied by the complete 5.1 setup our movie experience literally silenced us. I had done research for days on best placements for rears and sub so I’ll save you some time and money, don’t get the wall mount because you block the back speaker and cannot angle it to bounce sound off the walls, don’t get the ceiling mount because unless your living in the basement with low ceilings it is not practical for audio experience. I went with finding the right corner designer wall mounted shelves and purchasing the table mount and finding the right hight (about 2–3 feet above our listening ear while seated), safe to say perfection!! People will argue other models that support Atmos are superior but I will tell you that even with the lack of sound bar up firing speakers they make up for it in sound quality and the way you set up your rears I can guarantee that you would not be able to tell which is atmos and which isn’t. Initial Setup for the system is alittle hands on with tv settings and Xbox settings to make sure both are set up to push dolbe 5.1; it got frustrating for a while because I knew what Settings needed to change but was running into console and tv issues, but fixed with the help from The YouTube Rabbit hole and an hour of my time. Being able to calibrate your listening positions are absolutely essential!! Huge difference!! Besides all that’s mentioned above, and this systems update on its own, as well and the ability to pair and add other Bose products later on down the road made this system a no brainer and I normally do not spend the time to review products but I feel as if I needed to post about my complete satisfaction with this Bose purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Good: Fantastic, immersive sound (with rear surrounds), very boomy when coupled with the Bass Module 700. Solid design, easy to use remote control (thing is a heavy brick though...RF connected though, not IR). Good music streaming options. AdaptIQ optimization is great, makes the sound pop in five different seated areas, great for home theater. Don’t need to drag any cables anymore! Bad: I had some problems with the one I bought, lots of intermittent interference on the wireless channels (sub and surround). Trouble shooting says you can run a wired connection to the bass module but I’m not going to do that for a system that totals nearly $2K when it’s supposed to be wirelessly connected and only 4’ from the sound bar. The interference was kind of a low “bubbling” sound. A friend brought his own same system over and it seemed to work fine, so maybe I had a defective unit. Set-up is physically very easy, just put everything where you need it, plug it in, run the app on your phone; however, sometimes not all the components are detected right away, so I had to cycle power a couple times. The HDMI port is at a 45 degree angle, rather than straight in, you end up having to bend your cable quite a bit if it’s coming from the wrong angle, or you’ll need more slack in your cable. The meh: it connects with Alexa pretty easily, but you can’t add it to your “everywhere group”. So if you want whole house music with that playing, you’re out of luck. The Alexa microphone is really sensitive, too, you’ll find it dominates your wake-up word even if you’re standing closer to an Alexa-enabled device.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020 by mikeg77
I initially gave this soundbar a bad review. I’m changing now to 4 star & am very happy with the Bose 700 Soundbar. I was in a mind fog when trying. To get it to work before, when I finally looked behind my TV the ARC HDMI cable was unplugged from the TV. Plugged it in and to the soundbar and it works just fine, the fidelity is great & I can finally hear what people are saying, I felt like it could use a little more Bass, so I plugged a Klipsch sub woofer that I had into the back of the soundbar and it works very well. My Apologies to Bose for the bad review I gave them & I want to recommend the 700 whole heartedly. The only reason for the 4 star review is that I do not like the remote that was included with mine & it stopped working,
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by James E. Garner
My husband cares more about TV sound than me. He always wants it to be better. So he replaced our Yamaha sound bar with this one. I noticed the difference right away, so clear. Also, the remote control that comes with the sound bar is crazy. We were able to program it for the cable box and TV. One button turns on everything and it's all you need to control it all. He is now looking into replacing the speakers and get a subwoofer. Not cheap, but well worth the price, highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Lala
Don't waste your money on this messed up, very poorly engineered piece of junk. The soundbar barely sounds better than my tv's built in speakers (sony xbr65x900f) It is very frustrating to use and leaves me feeling very dissapointed. For no reason, It frequently switches from external speaker to internal speaker on its own while i am playing videos on my bluray player. When this happens it is difficult to get the bose speakers back on the tv without unplugging my whole av system and then turning it back on. I bought the top line soundbar, subwoofer, and surround speakers. The problems are many. First, you must download an app onto your cellphone to set up and use the speaker system! If you don't have a cell phone and wifi you are out of luck. If your internet is out you can't adjust your speakers! Instead they should have an on tv screen setup and control. The bass module makes a slightly audible humming noise with the volume down. The surround speakers are very, very small for the money, like an oversized lipstick case. Also, the sound coming from the surround speakers is weak,nonexistent, and sometimes cuts in and out when watching tv or blurays. (i think some of that problem comes from the tv station) the speaker wires are secured with a screw made of very cheap metal (to go with the cheap included screwdriver) which nearly strip out while tightening. i don't think they could be unscrewed and set up a second time. they would be too stripped out to tighten on the wire. they are too cheap to use the red and black spring clips! also the base of the surround speakers have a rubber pad and are not flat and stable, they wobble slightly. The remote is HUGE, cluttering my coffee table and all i use it for is on/off (which by the way you are forced to use to turn the whole system on/off). it has a lot of worthless generic controls. i have a top line tv and bluray (which i imagine most other people buying this system also have) that have their own remotes. the bose remote does not begin to control all the functions of my tv or bluray. AND the bose remote does not allow you to adjust bass and treble or balance between soundbar, bass, and surround, the most basic things to adjust! to adjust the sound you must get your phone, start the app and then hope that it connects via wifi to your soundbar, sometimes it does not connect smoothly and i have had to repeat the entire speaker setup! the sound controls on the app are weak! there is no way to filter out the very low sounds, like you would be able to with an eq. When watching some programs, (ex. news where a remote reporter is in their house), there is sometimes a low level audio humming sound that is annoying. This system is like an unfinished project from an r&d department that has no clue what they are doing. It was poorly and cheaply designed and built. the remote should be small ( it is 1.5 times bigger than my tv, bluray, and cable remotes) and allow you to control the individual speakers and filter out the very low bass. For years i had dreamed of having a bose surround sound system for my tv. I saved up and spent $1,800 on this system. Now i am extremely dissapointed and I will never buy another bose product. This company has obviously lost touch with their roots and what had at one time made them a great american company. On a positive note, it does have nice clean sound and when listening to music it shines and you can actually tell that you have surround speakers! Two more wackadoo things about this speaker system and remote. sometimes when i turn on the system it leaves the tv speaker on along with the bose speakers which has an echo effect. (normally when you power it on with the bose remote it switches from tv speaker to the bose speakers automatically). And lastly, again sometimes, when i turn the system off with the bose remote it turns itself back on maybe 20 seconds later without pressing any buttons! a few times i have shut off the system using the bose remote, gone to bed and come out in the morning and the tv is on! also, i have turned the system off, left the house and come back to find the tv on. i don't want to waste energy or wear out my tv having it on when i'm not home!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020 by donald rose