Small, elegant design Very simple setup and operation Impressive bass for its size Effective dialog mode Optional subwoofer

A bit pricey Can’t pair with Bose headphones No HDMI inputs

While the Bose TV Speaker may be considerably more expensive than bigger, bolder soundbars that have more features, it’s the perfect TV companion for those who are short on space and patience, and big on sound quality. Though expensive for what it is,...

Dialogue enhancement feature available. Bluetooth-compatible. Bass adjustment feature available.

No auto-volume mode. No EQ or room correction feature. Doesn't get very loud and compression artifacts at max volume. Doesn't support Atmos.

The Bose TV Speaker is acceptable for mixed usage. It's a 2.0 bar that lacks the extra bells and whistles of more premium offerings, so it's designed for users who just want to improve stereo content like music and TV shows. Its default sound is quite...

Compact footprint Simple setup Versatile physical inputs

No smart features Minimal EQ customization

For those looking to improve their home theater setup but don't have a lot of space or a lot of patience for a complicated setup, the Bose TV Speaker offers solid sonic performance in a small package. All the crisps highs and punchy mids we've come to...

Easy to set up Dialogue mode great for podcasts Clear, sweet sound

Lack of features No included subwoofer No virtual surround sound

Yes, but only if you need exceptional simplicity The Bose TV Speaker is a fast and easy way to enhance your TV viewing experience. The listening experience is good, but it’s the ease of use that really makes this a compelling option. Within minutes, it...