Prime Day pick: Save 40% on the Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus II
Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus Series II for $179 (40% off)
The standout feature of the Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus Series II is its ability to deliver 360-degree sound, ensuring uniform audio coverage. It's also built to withstand the elements, boasting an IP55 rating that protects it from dust and water splashes. Whether you're taking it outdoors or using it in various settings, the built-in handle adds to its portability.
Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus II
Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus II
An excellent balance between Bluetooth and smart speakers.
The Bose Sound Link Revolve+ II speaker is durable, with an IP55 water-resistant rating, and its 360-degree audio output makes it great for indoor and outdoor use.
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The speaker doesn't fall short in connectivity either, with a microphone for voice assistant access and hands-free calls. The speaker is also equipped with Bose's SimpleSync technology, allowing easy pairing with other Bose devices for a multi-room audio experience. While its micro-USB charging port isn't the newest, the speaker compensates with impressive battery performance, with up to 34 hours of playtime at moderate volumes.
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