Bose Bass Module 700 - White- Wireless, Compact Subwoofer

The Bose 700 subwoofer is sleek, solid, and compact enough to discreetly fit in a corner or beside a couch, perfect for adding the bass your soundbar or home theater setup is missing. I paired it with the Bose 700 soundbar, and together they deliver an immersive, room-filling sound experience.The bass is deep, clean, and fully adjustable through the Bose app, which makes it easy to tailor to your space. Setup was effortless, thanks to Bose’s ADAPTiQ calibration system that optimizes sound based on your seating location. Yes, it’s on the pricier side, especially since the soundbar is sold separately, but if premium sound matters to you, this subwoofer is absolutely worth the investment.

When you first get them and hooked up, they play excellent. Then give it a week or two and as they play, starts popping sound and goes out. It comes back on and still continues to pop. Someone needs to evaluate this because I have two, purchased at seperate times, that do the same thing. I thought the first one was damaged but I was sorely wrong. I love the Bose Bass sound and old quality, but these cost too much money to have these problems. If I could get a refund, I wouldn't hesitate. I don't know anyone that can repair these things. Buy At Your Own Risk...I MUST RETRACT THE ABOVE.AFTER FURTHER REVIEW, THIS SPEAKER IS GREAT. IF YOU HAVE A LOT OF DEVICES ON YOUR NETWORK, THAT WILL CAUSE THE POPPING SOUNDS. IT IS STARVING FOR A SIGNAL. I HAVE A LOT OF DEVICES AND ONCE I REMOVED SOME, THESE BABIES BUMP GOOD.

Fortunately, this allows for a reliable standard 3.5mm wired connection without bluetooth. The cable is sold separately. It pairs well with a Bose soundbar. No configuration necessary.

Take it from a bass head who loves some deep, tasty bass - this thing kicks out some of the cleanest-sounding bass I've ever heard. It's not necessarily IN YOUR FACE RATTLE YOUR HOUSE bass (...but it definitely can be if you turn it all the way up... in which case, enjoy!) it's natural sound profile is that it's just sort of, like, there. It's both subtle and substantial. You 'feel' it just as much as you hear it, which to me means you're getting very clean lows. I think a lot of people's perception of good/strong bass is a bit tainted because it usually correlates with everything around it rattling to hell and adding to the 'bass' noise. Not saying that's bad per se, just that the sound coming from this thing is a lot of both the bass 'feel' and the bass sound, because it's not distorted... It's hard to describe, but it's a great experience.It makes sense if you know the classic Bose sound profile from other Bose speakers which emphasizes crisp, clean sound. This is like that, but for bass. And it's great.Wireless works great. Setup is a breeze. I paired this with Bose 700 soundbar and you have to go into the app, click the soundbar, go to settings, and then 'add auxiliary speaker' or something... It's not added/set up in the app the same way as the sound bar was which is what I was expecting.I placed this in the corner of the living room, whereas the TV and sound bar are in the middle. I was worried it would be noticeable the bass was coming from the corner and it wouldn't sound balanced in the room, but it didn't make a difference to me. Because it's such clean bass, and it's felt just as much as it is heard, the directionality wasn't a problem and it sounds fantastic. It just layers on this nice rich low-end to the already beautiful sound profile of the sound bar. The combination is magnificent.Build quality is fantastic, thing feels sturdy and robust. The glass and metal exterior is very clean looking. My wife said it sort of looks like a high-end trash can at first glance...? (we have the white one) I can't say I totally disagree but I think it looks very nice and minimalist. It easily tucks under a side table or next to a couch or chair and out of sight anyways.

Ok, bass module is actually great AFTER you add a 3.5mm jack cable and direct connect it to the soundbar. No one tells or shows you this before purchase. The issue is interference with Routers. Buy the 9$ cable and be done with it. Supposed to be "Wireless" but that is just not the case. Problem does go away but Amazon/bBose sell a product that is NOT what it says it is which is wireless. That's just a damn lie.

This is Bose at its best. Pricey,but worth every penny for clarity of sound,etc. great product

I paired this up to the Bose 700 Soundbar. It wirelessly connects to the soundbar, but there is an option of running a line into it. In general, though, all you need is to plug it in and open the Bose app and add it as a module to the Sound Bar. It complements it nicely. You can adjust how much Bass you want or you turn off just the Bass Module and play from only the Soundbar. It's a handy feature if you want to send the kids to bed and don't want low frequencies vibrating through the house. I just wish that it would remember that it was turned off the next time I or the kids turn the soundbar on. It's kind of awkward to turn off the bass module, send the kids to bed, and then have it vibrate the house the next morning when the kids turn on the TV again.It handles well with high volume or with just quiet subtle volume. You can set it up to emit powerful room shaking bass (theater-like), or just enough bass so that you hear it (my preference). It's cleanly balanced, too, but as I mentioned, you can adjust it with the app. You can increase the bass levels, and/or increase the Module's volume in relation to the soundbar. I prefer to hear the full depth of the audio, but not have the bass over power the other frequencies. My settings are usually following:Center Channel, 30Bass, 0Treble, 100Bass Module Speaker Level, 10I've had the JBL Surround System with detachable speakers, but this sounds so much better. The JBL subwoofer had a lot of power, but was very boomy. This is module does so much better. I highly recommend.