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Bose 738063-1100 SoundTouch 20 Wireless Speaker, Works with Alexa, Black Black SoundTouch 20 | Envi

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SoundTouch 20

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$280.58

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Bose 738063-1100 SoundTouch 20 Wireless Speaker, Works with Alexa, Black Black SoundTouch 20

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$280.58

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Imagine having instant easy access to millions of songs thousands of radio stations and all your stored music any time you want it The SoundTouch 20 wireless speaker brings it all home packing enough clear robust sound for bedrooms kitchens and most other rooms What if you want to play a podcast in one room and stream music in another room? Or two? Or three? With SoundTouch you can build a family of multi-room wireless speakers throughout your home Start with one and add more later Each speaker works with your home Wi-Fi network and Bluetooth devices to play the same music in every room or different music in different rooms And only SoundTouch lets you find your favorite music faster with six presets on the remote or the speaker itself You can skip right to the fun part because setting up your SoundTouch couldn t be easier Just install the free SoundTouch app on your mobile device plug in your speaker connect your device and control it all with the app and an intuitive remote Enjoy hands-free voice access to your music on SoundTouch speakers using any Alexa-enabled device like the Echo Dot Just open the Alexa app Search for &ldquo Bose under the Skills menu Then follow the simple one-time setup Common commands Alexa play Niall Horan in the Living Room Alexa turn up the volume in the Kitchen Alexa pause the Office Alexa next track in the Bedroom

Marca: Bose
Modelo: B011IH6E26
Categoría aduanal: Electronics

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Randall Graham
10 de septiembre de 2016
If you are going to buy these I would recommend buying the 20 series 3
I have all three units (10, 20 series 3 and 30 series 3) and here are my impressions. If you are going to buy these I would recommend buying the 20 series 3. There's nothing wrong with the other two models - the 20 is just the best value in my opinion. The 10 lacks the LCD display on the front, it's quite big enough for larger rooms, and it doesn't have a network port. The 30 is a bit louder and larger than the 20 but I find the 20 to be powerful enough to handle any room indoors. Maybe the 30 would be good outside or in a gymnasium setting but I just don't feel its necessary in a regular house. The sound on all three are clear and rich - you get more bass sound from the 20 and 30. Some people say they are bass or treble heavy but I like the sound and you can always equalize your music if you wanted.Setup : some have complained about the setup being hard - I did all of mine from an Iphone 6 and each one was simple. For wireless you need to hold the 2 and volume down for 5 seconds to enable the wireless setup on the unit. The LCD on the 20 and 30 will also reflect this which is handy. Once it is in setup mode you will connect to it via your wifi setting on your phone - then launch the Bose app and setup the device. Pretty simple to me and took just a minute. If you hardwire the speaker then you need to turn your wifi on and connect to your home wifi and then launch the Bose app to setup. Either way it was quick and easy.Now for the real shining star as to why I bought these. My wife is not technically inclined - so simplicity is a huge bonus in any electronic setup for her. After a few weeks of ownership I can tell you that it was a success. Being able to hit a single button and have her music start is awesome to her. The remotes are easy to use and you can use any remote with any unit so that is nice. She is very happy and now listens to music all the time. I find it pretty nice too that you can have 6 presets so she has a few and I do as well making it real easy to just pop on my music in my room while she's listening to hers upstairs.As far as connecting to your music there are multiple ways. You can pair each speaker via bluetooth if you want to listen directly from your phone or such. It works fine when I tried it - no dropouts though I didn't test it long. Mine are all setup on the network and I will say they have been solid. Two are wired in and the other is wireless and I have had maybe two dropouts over many hours of playing on the wireless ones. The wired ones play solidly of course. And the dropout was about a second or two before it continued on so no big deal in my book - I am probably a bit far away and getting low signal where I have it placed. My library is on a WD my cloud drive I bought for this setup and it works perfectly. All my files are in flac format and no issues there either. I can't speak for using it with itunes or windows media player but if you get a my cloud for about 150 it will certainly make it simple.A couple final notes. Being able to play your music on all devices at the same time requires the use of the app as far as I can tell. The process to link them all is simple but it would be nice if there was a way to do it from the remote - maybe I haven't found out how yet but I don't think it is possible. Also, my home internet connection went down once and for some reason it seemed to make the app hiccup when I launched it - I tried it a few times - it would work but only after sitting for a bit and sometimes throwing me a message about my wifi. I think that it might try to send out some data and have to timeout before continuing but I don't know and it wasn't a big enough deal for me to investigate.That's everything I can think of regarding these units so I hope that helps.Bottom line - If you decide to buy I think you will enjoy them but I recommend to stick with the model 20 for best value.Ver másVer menos
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Quiverbow
All together on the wireless machine
I received this via Amazon Vine UK, so I have no idea why it says it's a verified purchase. It isn't.There was a time when speakers had thin wires connecting them to the source of the sound and in lots of instances, they were very fiddly to attach, sometimes unknowingly becoming detached. (Yes, I'm well aware that many speakers still have a wired connection, so don't write in.) Sometimes, advances in technology aren't always for the best but in this case it is. Oh the joy of having speakers that don't need wires trailing everywhere.Occupying a space near the top of their single speaker ladder, this new kid on the block is Bose's eighth such unit in their product list. Available in the now seemingly ubiquitous black or white, the first thing you need to realise is that as it's produced as a stay-at-home unit, it's mains powered only, but then it's too big to be carted around anyway, weighing 7lbs (or 3.2kg).SoundTouch is the company's name for their system of using a downloaded app that lets you control music from anywhere in the house with your phone or tablet. And six easily programmable pre-sets let you play your favourite music from that app, the system or the remote control, and your phone can double up as a remote. It's an organic system that means you can have a speaker in each room that plays the same tunes or a different one. Anyway, what about this 20 Series III?It's a fairly large unit that has the appropriate buttons for power, source, pre-sets and volume on the top with an OLED display on the front. Whilst the mesh front carries the speakers, the sides and top carry a hatched pattern of some sort. The rear has the connections for mains lead, Ethernet cable, 3.5mm aux in, and a USB socket for computer use. Aesthetically, it looks nice, which to some matters a lot. The thing is, I can't find what the output of this is, but then I suppose any users will adjust the volume until it's to their satisfaction. Just be aware that it can get loud.Now, when I received this it needed to update the software (to version 9.0.41), which seems a bit silly; maybe it now has the latest software edition. It does say it can take up to 20 minutes but it won't be anywhere near that. I have no interest in Deezer, Spotify or any of those but I do use it for what I have stored on my tablet and the radio, and there hundreds and hundreds of stations to browse. Those two are the default ones but Pandora and iHeartRadio are in there too.The remote has 15 nice large buttons that, unsurprisingly, cover everything you need. On/off, source, 1-6 pre-sets, volume, play/pause, forward, back, like and dislike, an option which I've never understood. It's easy to use with just your thumb. A mere six pre-sets does seem a bit sparse but that's what you get.Beware though. It does suggest you can pair this with a Bluetooth enabled phone, tablet or computer and use it straight from the box. My Bluetooth/AUX button did nothing. I had to download the SoundTouch app before I could do anything. Maybe it was just my machine. You can alter bass by going into Settings then System but not treble, and a headphone socket would have been nice though maybe a pair of Bluetooth cans will work, but that's something to try later. Still, foregoing all that, this is a pretty powerful piece of kit and I've had it on constantly.It's not just Bose that are culpable, but I still bemoan the lack of a printed manual.
Felicia
30 de enero de 2020
Excellent Upgrade to Bose SoundTouch 10
I needed an upgrade and after a lot of research I wanted to stick with Bose one last time. I had initially bought the SoundLink Revolve and was incredibly disappointed. The base and treble were terrible and faded and scratchy. I checked out the Revolve+ at a nearby store to see if it made a difference and it did not. I returned it and after much debate, I went with the SoundTouch 20 instead of the 30. I wanted something powerful for when I wanted it to be, and that could also be used as a multi-purpose home speaker. I live in an apartment building, so when I'm watching TV I can't have the bass rattling the floorboards. The SoundTouch 30 is great if you want to amplify the sound for large spaces or events, but for home entertainment, the 20 is the way to go. Although I am NOT a fan of the fact that you can only use the app to listen through WiFi (the sound quality blows the Bluetooth capability out of the water), it does not affect my opinion of the speaker overall. My SoundTouch 10 was put through hell and back, with a lot of falls and moves, and it lasted for 5 years. It still works, it's just that it only works on Bluetooth at about 65% sound quality, and that's when I don't need to reset the speaker (about every tenth time I turn it back on). The aux works still but again, the quality is noticeably weaker. I'm very happy with this purchase and was glad I could find it. I think this will be the last Bose speaker I buy, seeing as how they are moving away from single home speakers. It's a good feeling to know I have a reliable and high-quality speaker for at least 5 more years.Ver másVer menos
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Watershed
11 de octubre de 2016
the system finally works as expected with excellent sound and control with the supplied remote or application ...
After connecting the SoundTouch 20 system I found that it would not communicate with Bose to setup as it should. I called Bose support and we were able to get the system to setup. Then I had a error message every time that I turned the system on. I called Bose again and found out that the Netgear modem/router that I was using is known to be incompatable with the SoundTouch systems. Bose sent me a Linksys router that needed to be setup by a Bose engineer, by turning off the Netgear router and using the Linksys router in its place. This worked and I could turn on the system and receive iHeart programing. After that I had trouble with my internet service disconnecting about once a day. I finally purchased a Linksys modem that solved that problem. After this troublesome ordeal, the system finally works as expected with excellent sound and control with the supplied remote or application for android devices. Forget about controlling with a windows phone though. There is no application available yet.Before ordering any Bose Soundtouch system check whether you are using a Netgear router. If you are using a Netgear router, it would be a good idea to contact Bose support to find out whether they found a solution for the Netgear compatibility. I assume they are actively working on the issue.Ver másVer menos
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DFW Rob
12 de junio de 2016
Incredibly rich sound from a small package
I did a lot of research on various wireless speaker systems. I have a few Amazon Echos that I love, but they're not the greatest range of sound. I looked at decks with wireless speakers, but I don't like a lot of clutter. Considered the Sonos but heard the sound at the store and wasn't impressed.Purchased the Bose SoundTouch. First observation was, "this seems a lot smaller than the picture." I remember older Bose speakers that were much bigger. This is about 15" wide, and 3-4" deep. It sits on a bookshelf easily.It took a little time to set it up. I have dual band WiFi and had hoped this would connect to the higher band (it did not), but I settled for the 2.4GHz. I haven't seen any hiccups in streaming.The sound is amazing. I am in a two floor urban loft with 20' ceilings. I have this in the living area (where it is open to two floors), and it fills the space with a rich sound. The depth of the bass from such a small speaker is incredible. If you didn't know better you'd go looking for a subwoofer.On the apps:1. The Amazon app needs work. It has the prime music, but I want to play from my library.2. The native Bose app isn't great. It's a little clunky, but it works without problems. I'm streaming music from the Amazon music app on my Android phone (downloaded from WiFi) to the Bose via Bluetooth without issue.The app needs work, but I'm in love with this speaker so far. Already thinking about one more for upstairs.Next step for me is to hook up my soon to arrive Echo dot via the Aux. I'll update the review when that comes in.Ver másVer menos
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Penelope Pitstop
7 de diciembre de 2016
Have a Series II, loved it so much we bought this one as a birthday gift for D-I-L. Worth spending more for Bose quality. :-)
We bought a Bose ST20, Series II internet radio a couple years back and love it. This year, I decided to order one as a birthday present for my daughter in law, who loves our internet radio compared to her using an iPad to listen to her favorite stations online. Before buying, we did the review search thing online and reading Consumer Reports, the only one that came up consistently good overall was Bose. Don't get me wrong, other brands are good, but they were battery powered and portable, streamed nicely but required additional speakers for decent sound, etc. Nothing that could offset their lower price versus the functionality we knew she wanted.Sometime, it is worth paying a bit more to get what you want right out of the box. :)Audio quality is great, and operating design is with remote control simple, plus Bose has SoundTouch software available for download on your PC or Mac to allow local network control the unit for more functionality. Sure it isn't going to fill a concert hall with loud music, but it wasn't designed to -- it fills their home office and bedrooms with god sounding audio nicely, exactly why we bought the 20 rather than overkill with the 30.Only complaint I have was with Amazon's warehouse, not the product. The packer sent out a clearly damaged Bose box inside a pristine Amazon shipping box, but that packing failure was resolved quickly by contacting Amazon. Yet something that should never have happened in the first place. Glad I didn't order it shipped direct to her as a gift.Ver másVer menos
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