Customer Reviews for Bose - SoundTouch 300 soundbar - Black
Customer Rating
5
AMAZING SOUND
on December 13, 2016
Posted by: M
Gender:Female
The sound on this sound bar is so amazing you will think that your at the concert or that you maybe in the movie! I have never heard anything like it! It is well worth the money.
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Customer Rating
5
Awesome sound
on January 2, 2020
Posted by: Zee
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:1 year or longer
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the soundbar 300 and the mini speakers as well. Great sound and easy set up. Music through the soundbar and mini speakers sounds amazing. Crisp and clear with a beautiful bass sound. I’m not a movie buff I lean more to music very pleased. Only negative is the remote is big
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Customer Rating
2
Bluetooth problems
on April 24, 2017
Posted by: Rui
Gender:Male
I have a soundtouch 300 sound bar and recently get a Yamaha CD player (cd nt-670) because it can strem music via Bluetooth output to speakers.
Using Yamaha app, musiccast, I can recognize Bose soundbar but I can't connect both equipment. Can anyone tell me what to do so I could leasten my cd music in Bose soundtouch 300?
Can I connect a CD player to Bose soundbar using a cable??
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Customer Rating
5
Love it!!
on November 27, 2017
Posted by: Tss0508
Gender:Female
I bought my sound bar about a year ago and I haven’t had any issues with it so far. I love the sound and bass quality -it’s great. I also use it to play my music off my phone and like the sound quality of that too. I’ve really been debating on buying the -Acoustimass-300-Wireless-Bass-Module because the sound is great without it.
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Customer Rating
5
Best soundbar ever
on November 20, 2016
Posted by: angel24
Gender:Male
The bar by itself shines with a great spacious sound and a good bass after the calibration the sound is incredible for its size. My advice when calibrating the bar use the headset with the cable to the right as the photo and check that there are no large furniture very close to the bar or nearby walls can affect the sound and simulated surround effect and stereo separation. It took me a while to get it and I could correct it and now the sound is perfect in both music and movies this bar does an incredible job and immerses you in what you are listening with every detail in the whole range of frequencies a surprising low without using the unit Which are sold separately for bass. I recommend it 100% I am a great admirer the work that has done bose and dedicate so much research to its products which shine some more than others certainly but always looking for the best sound quality, I startedze buying a headphones soundtrue II I loved it so much that I was not stopped buying Every audio product that interests me Bose as my soundlink mini II or my 20 companion and now finally my first piece of my home theater Bose.
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Customer Rating
4
Give it a try, and you would like it.
on December 3, 2016
Posted by: radnus
Gender:Male
I always thought that a Soundbar should do a world of good for the PC setup I had - which predominantly is for my photography work. I had progressed from various desktop speakers - From Mercury to Creative’s SoundBlast - 2.1 and 5.1 to Klipsch’s 2.1 ProMedia, and finally moved to a vibration speaker from Adin - a very useful and powerful speaker. The reason why I moved to a smallest possible speaker - that too a vibration - is because the speaker is dependent on a medium to produce sound. I could place it on a solid wood, or a glass surface, and each surface would produce distinct music - tones. It had been my companion for a good 3.5 yrs, and I was looking for something more, as its were outweighing the benefits, mainly because of the necessity of a medium. This affects the way I could hear the music - my thoughts were to go back to my Klipsch, and then I saw Bose had released a Soundbar.
When I heard of Bose was coming up with a soundbar which includes a variety of connections/streaming - it got me interested. Though my makeshift speaker has both wired and Bluetooth connections, the output wasn’t all that enthusiastic. Everyone I spoke had been using the soundbar with their TVs, but I researched to see how people use a soundbar with their PCs, but couldn’t find much about it - as everyone has different configurations and soundcards. I found that my motherboard (Asus Z87 Pro V) supports both HDMI and SPDIF, and the latter my folks, is how Bose is streaming all my FLAC and Wavpacks! Yes, Bose 300 Soundtouch 300 soundbar supports - WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI and SPDIF!
I have been using the Soundbar for about 2.5 weeks, and the music is far better. It is actually music to my ears! The connections were straight forward - I used the SPDIF cable provided and connected my PC to the Soundbar. Enabled the optical output on my PC’s sound configuration, powered on the Soundbar and that’s it. All sound! I used the Adapatiq calibration tool and positioned myself across 5 places to make sure, I get consistent and constant tones across the room. I am not sure why the calibration is just limited to 5 points and not more. Wouldn’t a larger room need more points for calibration? Since the SB is intended for a large living room? Though, there is specification not to place the SB in a corner, I went against it and it still gives great output.
About the music, I predominantly use my PC for photography and keep myself occupied with a library of songs that I had built over the ears. Occasionally, I watch a movie or animation with my two-year-old son. There seems to be a balanced output from the SB. Midranges are pretty good. I couldn’t get a chance to play high bass or trebled music. I am sure there would be shortfall on that, as the SB has to be coupled with Acoustimass 300 Subwoofer for a good bass effect, though there is an inbuilt option to switch bass using the remote. Back to topic: I was able to hear and feel the surround sound effect, even hearing tones and instruments that I had never heard in the songs I had heard before. That was something very revealing. Switching to the dialogue option on the remote enables to a good voice output while watching a movie.
Finally, Bose, known for their range of music speakers and ear/head phones, has made sure that they are in the market for more - exploring the Soundbar, but the competition is pretty stiff with people settling for other brand’s low priced soundbar which does give similar output, but having used it for a while, I would say though priced well above the competition, it may be worth your money for the brand. I’ll be posting more reviews going forward on the Soundbar - try other options to connect to the soundbar - cellphone and WiFi streaming. At a first try, the procedure to connect to WiFi was cumbersome and couldn’t be achieved with their manuals, I could never connect with my phone to enable the WiFi on the soundbar. I had to rely on my PC to enable and activate the WiFi on the SB.
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Customer Rating
5
Awesome sound
on November 17, 2017
Posted by: rsb 2927
so awesome I purchased two soundbars and two modules and my house just all of a sudden became a concert hall. Only issue is the sound vanishes from the TV causing me to have to dis connect and re connect set up.
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Customer Rating
5
Only Bose!
on November 23, 2017
Posted by: Majorwinston
Gender:Male
I finally pulled the trigger on my dream theater, and the one item I did not need to research were the speakers. I did however, compare the top competitors just to see how much better they were, and disappoint they did NOT! Sound quality off the charts. Play it as loud as you like with absolute minimal distortion, if that's your thing. They even include a proprietary headset that gives exact measurements/dimensions of where you sit in relation to the sound bar. It then calculates settings for optimal performance. For the most part it is easy to setup with one caveat; the HDMI ARC output. Once I setup to my network using WiFi, I could no longer receive audio through HDMI. I had to connect with the optical input. It wouldn't be a big deal if I hadn't just bought a killer television with top of the line inputs for this very setup. I'm sure I will eventually figure it out, and it still sounds incredible.