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Bose Is Going Nuts, Its TV Soundbar Hits a New All-Time Low for Prime Day

Bose Is Going Nuts, Its TV Soundbar Hits a New All-Time Low for Prime Day

Gizmodo09-07-2025
Bose has been a name in the household for decades and it is well known for its speakers and headphones. Some forget, though, that Bose is just as good at home audio as it is at headphones and travel speakers.
The best example of this is the Bose TV speaker which offers an easy but effective solution for those who want to get a better sound out of their TV. As part of Prime Day, this soundbar is exclusively for Prime members at a brand-new all-time low price of $199, from its usual $279.
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The design of this TV speaker is compact and discreet as it measures just over two inches tall which means it fits easily in front of your TV or can be mounted on a wall. Despite being small in size, it creates a wide and natural soundfield because of two tilted full-range drivers. The setup creates a more realistic and spatial soundfield.
Bose has engineered the TV soundbar to amplify voices and enunciation so it is much simpler to hear and catch what people are saying even amidst frenetic scenes or when background music is peaking. The remote that comes with it even has a dialogue mode which you can activate to lend speech an added boost along with a bass boost for occasions when you want to put some extra oomph into your sound.
To install the soundbar, you only need one connection to your television, using the included optical audio cable or an HDMI cable (sold separately). In a matter of minutes, you'll be listening to richer and clearer sound. The Bose soundbar also offers Bluetooth wireless connectivity so it can also function as a wireless speaker for music and podcasts: Pair your phone or tablet and stream your favorite playlists directly to the soundbar, turning your living room into a mini concert hall. With support for up to three devices through HDMI, optical, and AUX inputs, switching between sources is hassle-free.
As a Prime member, this $199 deal is a great chance to bring home better sound for your TV and more.
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