Bose Soundbar 700 Review and Specs

The most interesting soundbar in the premium category. In fact, this is a beautiful and functional device with excellent sound, allowing various improvements - you can add a wireless subwoofer, “rear”, you can use it as it is, and many more Bose Soundbar 700 specs. More of them in my Bose Soundbar 700 review.

Bose Soundbar 700 review

Features

The soundbar is equipped with ADAPTiQ technology, which calibrates its sound depending on the characteristics of the listening room. Bose SoundBar 700 is equipped with custom speakers to get the most shocking and transparent sound. There are 3.0 built-in channels. Input rating is 65W. The combination of QuitePort and PhaseGuide technologies provides vibration damping and distortion reduction to a minimum.

Design and build

On top is a panel made of thick glass, the speakers are protected by a metal grill. On the top panel, near the Bose logo, is the NFC area for connecting Android devices - do not forget to activate Bluetooth. On the front panel on the left is a chain of indicator lights, they will tell you what is happening with the column, how it is pairing, connecting additional devices. The remote control in the kit of a new sample, small, elegant and traditionally universal - with its help you can control a variety of home appliances.

Connectivity

On the back of the soundbar are HDMI ARC connectors (the best option if your TV has such a connector), HDMI, “optics”, an input for a network cable. The power supply is built-in, it's nice. Other connectors you may need only a couple of times, the subwoofer is wireless, but it is possible to connect such an accessory via cable. You can install the soundbar next to the TV in only one position, you can not put it on its side.

Setup

While setting up, you need to connect the “headphones” of the ADAPTiQ system, the details are in the instructions. Calibration of the ADAPTiQ system works like this: you need a quiet room, you sit as you plan to sit in front of the TV and Bose 700, the soundbar gives a signal, the microphone on the top of the rim picks it up, the sound adjusts depending on the characteristics of the room.

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