Black Bose Companion 2 Series III Multimedia 💻 Speakers with 3.5mm AUX & PC Input for PC Review

Not the first set. It's good that Bose brought this product back to the line. This is the best compact acoustics for a computer.

The most decent of miniature speakers. Trying to play like the bigger ones isn't without problems. But if you make allowances for the size, this is the best alternative if you don't have the space (or desire) to buy bigger gear. Pros: The workmanship is top notch. Miniature size. Unexpectedly low bass. Has cons: The frequency balance is shifted towards the bass. The speakers are furiously bassy and sound unnatural, from which the compressor turns on at high volume and devours the attack of the…

Purchased to replace the Creative 2.1 kit. Of course, the bass of Bose is simpler than that of systems with a subwoofer, but here it is worth understanding that two speakers with a diameter of 8 cm will not be able to produce bass like a 16 cm subwoofer. But still, everything is worthy and pleasant. And they take up less space. Those who wish to criticize and compare should take into account that these are acoustics for a computer and not home Hi-Fi, and their size is very compact.

I don’t recommend buying, it’s expensive, it doesn’t carry any load, but the only adjustable part fails and it’s problematic to find a repair service.

Changed the monitor - the previous one had built-in sound I wanted not very big speakers These speakers are the bomb for their size.

An overblown stage and, as previously written, for those who love an honest sound, it is better to pass by, for this money you can get a much more honest sound. After a year and a half of use, I decided to change.

I mainly listen to ambient at low volume, at work, in the background, before the purchase there were boxes 4 times more from the Chinese noname (they didn’t get along on the table with 2 monitors), I made a decision, taking into account the company’s reputation, size and reading the comments. Well. Oh, it's just a buzz - for 4 hours I switched between my favorite tracks in complete delight with the nuances that eluded even when listening to headphones. - Sound stage - yes; soft, round, elastic…

Good speakers, for their price, clear sound, which is unlikely to be available from competitors at this price, but there will be more powerful bass if it is 2.1 and the sound is more natural if they have larger speakers.

Actually everything is already described. Excellent speakers without light debris, buzz, extraneous noise. Only sound. The volume control is not on the back. There is a headphone input and it works, which for many manufacturers is an incomprehensible level of production. I attached my old fiio btr1 to AUX and made them wireless for external devices. The build quality and delivery is beyond praise. A thing that you bought and use once, without a headache, finishing touches and the desire to…

When I first connected them to my computer and decided to listen to my favorite songs, I thought what a waste, but then, rustling in the settings, I achieved the sound that completely suited me. Of the minuses, I want to tell you more about the bass, the fact is that it cannot be adjusted in any way, it plays at the same level, and therefore, if you listen to something at a low volume, the bass will be heard more than it should be. At medium and high volumes, there is no such problem. And in…

Bose fan. I bought in a company store. As already mentioned above, you will not find the best speakers for the money. A shielded cable and proper EQ settings work wonders. This sound can not be achieved from any similar speakers. The speakers sound "surround", literally fill the room with sound!

Here are some mixed feelings. I liked the speakers, but as it turned out, they were short-lived. And the official representative office in Hong Kong dismisses customers. With its pros: Almost everything that is written about the sound is true. Voluminous, bassy, ​​for speakers of this size is very good, although we can say that it's not for everybody. But if you need something compact and punchy, then this is it. Has some cons: In the fourth year of use, spontaneous changes in volume appeared…

I listen to music all the time, but still I am not a great specialist in speakers and sound in general, but from the side of a simple layman I can say that I am still shocked that such a wonderful sound can be made from such small speakers. If the task is to listen to music for your pleasure while sitting at the computer, then it is better not to find it. For my room of 50m2, they are more than enough, they don’t wheeze at full volume, they don’t vibrate, and it’s too loud to listen at full)))

Yes, this acoustics of their own money. Yes, it sounds great for its size and purpose (sort of "computer speakers"). BUT: if you have an extra 15 in your stash, then fork out better for the Bose Companion III - it's fantastic, believe me. She also possessed, it was something to compare. What kind of sound do "these kids" and the bass from the buffer . Different pros: Since he was already the owner of the Bose Companion II ser. II, all further reviews will be based on the Ser II vs. Ser III…

Too much bass for my taste. However, for me personally this is good, I listen quietly and in this case the bass still remains. Has pros: There are 2 audio inputs on the back side: one is marked as for a computer (I wonder what the specifics are), and the second is just aux-in (convenient for connecting a wire from a player that can be connected instantly without wires). On the front side there is a headphone output (at hand). Has cons: This is exactly computer acoustics (suitable for gamers…

One of the best computer speakers. And one of the best speakers under $300. Someone says that the sound is synthetic, there is a lot of bass. In fact, everything is balanced, few people will like it without bass. They don't really need a sub. A wide range of everything is harmonious, while at different volumes, there is no distortion. Sound volume is available. They are focused on individual listening, and not on scoring areas. Hi-end is not to be called, Hi-Fi is most likely not either, if…

At first, I bought an earlier version, Companion 2 Series II, from my hands. The sound character is different. The "triples" lower range is more solid or something. Another question is whether it is appropriate to compare a used model for several years with new speakers. I bought a Series III as a gift to a relative, and in the process of "testing" I caught myself thinking that it would not be easy to part with the acoustics. Under the New Year's promotion, I bought the second one for myself.

With its pros: Quality sound. Juicy bass even at low volume. Headphone jack on the front panel. Small dimensions. Different cons: Quite expensive (perhaps because of the brand). No other shortcomings have been identified so far.

The speakers require a lot of wires to connect, but in my opinion they sound much more interesting than wireless speakers for comparable money. We use these speakers in stationary mode, i. E. connected to a desktop and DVD player, connecting speakers to a laptop is an understandable hassle. We can say that this is an excellent choice for those who need good sound and do not need to move speakers often.

Bought without listening, guided by a large number of rave reviews. Assembled with high quality, the materials are good, the volume knob rotates with such a pleasant "premium" effort, they look minimalistic but cool. The main disadvantage is the sound: at first glance, it is interesting and it really seems that the speakers are larger in size, but the wow effect that everyone here is vying to write about is achieved by the built-in and non-switchable proprietary TrueSpace surround sound system.