Pros
- I'll do my best to keep this short and get to the point. Starting from unpacking, some advantages Appearance Both the weight and the carrying handle A lengthy and high-quality charging cable that uses type C connectors on both ends Network adapter The addition is complemented by a sound saver, which features an environment in which all of the benefits of sound can be experienced. Clarity and transparency are characteristics of high frequencies. a harmony in the middle. The bass is incredible considering its small; it is low, soft, and deep. If you don't know where the speaker is, you won't be able to understand where the sound is coming from. Sound 360, when placed in the appropriate location, begins to reflect all frequencies off of the walls, filling the space with sound. The louder the sound, the more the space is saturated with sound. It charges rapidly from the adapter, it can also be charged from a computer, and I haven't tested it, but I guess it's possible from a power bank, the charge holds fine in BT mode, but it naturally discharges faster when it's connected to WiFi. Support for Internet radio stations, Spotify, and Deezer is another feature that works in its favor.
Cons
- It's not a con, but I have to mention it: you have to activate it through the Bose Music app and connect it to your home network in order to use it. You also have to connect to your home network in order to adjust the treble and bass settings through the app, and if you don't have WiFi, you won't be able to change the frequency settings. The lack of a voice assistant in 2022 at the time this review was written on October 28, 2022, however, the sound quality and form factor make up for the absence of some smart functionalities.
