Sonos Playbar vs Bose Soundbar 500

Sonos Playbar review

Due to the unique design of the Playbar, the panel looks flat, both on a horizontal surface and on the wall. This is a tricky trick that allows the Playbar to maintain a slim profile in any configuration, while other soundbars are usually either too high on the surface or too protruding when mounted on the wall. An internal sensor detects the position of the panel and automatically adjusts its performance (less wall-mounted bass is required for wall mounting). There is even a second remote control sensor on the panel, the placement of which is optimized for a wall-mounted use case. Its output power is 200W. There are 3.0 built-in channels.

Bose Soundbar 500 review

This is a 3.0-channel unit. The Amazon Bose Soundbar 500 already has an Amazon Alexa voice assistant. With this service, directly through the soundbar, you can control playback, receive information, manage your schedule, etc. The Bose Soundbar 500 perfectly picks up sound around eight microphones, so your teams will be heard no matter how loud your music plays. A light indication will help you know when Alexa is listening, thinking or speaking. Featuring a metal grill, clean lines and sophisticated finishes, the Bose Soundbar 500 is as beautiful on the outside as on the inside.

Sonos Playbar pros & cons

Bose Soundbar 500 pros & cons