The new Bose offering features three passive radiators, a high-excursion driver, and a proprietary deflector.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Bose Portable Home Speaker comes with an IPX4 rating
- It promises 360-degree audio dispersion with a clear sound output
- The device can also be used as a part of a multi-room system
Bose has added a new product to its portfolio of smart home devices – the Bose Portable Home Speaker. The new Bose device boasts of Alexa and Google Assistant support, and promises 360-degree sound dispersion with deep bass output. The Bose Portable Home Speaker weighs just over 1kg and comes in two colour options – Triple Black and Luxe Silver. The Bose smart speaker is claimed to last around 12 hours on a single charge and employs the company’s proprietary voice pick-up system to execute commands received as voice input by Google Assistant or Alexa.
The device also supports AirPlay 2 as well as Spotify Connect, allowing users to enjoy their Spotify playlist on the go. The Bose Portable Home Speaker has been priced at $349 (roughly Rs. 25,000) and will be up for grabs starting September 19. However, details about its region-wise market availability, including India, are yet to be officially disclosed. Bose will sell a charging cradle separately that will set buyers back by $29 (roughly Rs. 2,000).
The new Bose offering employs the company’s own acoustic package to deliver a superior audio experience. The smart speaker features physical buttons on the top for functionalities such as the proprietary mic-off feature for disconnecting the microphone, thereby eliminating the risks of being heard or recorded.
There are buttons for conventional playback controls, power on/off, volume, and Bluetooth connectivity. The Bose Portable Home Speaker works in tandem with the Bose Music app that brings a few added functionalities to the table. The device can also be paired with other Bose smart speakers and soundbars to create a multi-room system.
he company has also promised to roll out new features via a software update that will allow users to pair the Bose Portable Home Speaker with a Bose SoundLink speaker for synchronised, voice-controlled audio output. The new Bose device features an anodized aluminium enclosure that houses three passive radiators, a high-excursion driver, and a proprietary deflector to produce clear sound and disperse it evenly in all directions. The Bose Portable Home Speaker is also claimed to be water-resistant and comes with an IPX4 rating for protection against accidental liquid spills, splashes, and rain.
Inquiry from Bayside, NY
Hello,
Do you lack an extra stable income outside of your business or job?
Thelocation3 provides an opportunity that you can earn cash by sharing your opinion.
Now take 5 minutes to fill out a survey, and you will see that $ 3 or $ 5 is credited to your account: https://www.thelocation3.com/paidsurvey
Costs Nothing To Join.
Best Regards,
Rachael G. Richardson
*******************
Company: Thelocation3
Address: 210-2 Horace Harding Expy, Bayside, NY 11364, United States
Unsubscribe: https://www.thelocation3.com/unsubscribe
Very nice info and right to the point. I don’t know if this is in fact the best place to ask but do you folks have any thoughts on where to get some professional writers? Thx 🙂
We may help you with that if only you are ready to pay for its service.
It looks like you’ve misspelled the word “honourary” on your website. I thought you would like to know :). Silly mistakes can ruin your site’s credibility. I’ve used a tool called SpellScan.com in the past to keep mistakes off of my website.
-Maria
Your site looks great but I did notice that the word “honourary” appears to be spelled incorrectly. I saw a couple small issues like this. I thought you would like to know!
In case you wanted to fix it, in the past we’ve used services from a websites like HelloSpell.com to keep our site error-free.
It looks like you have a couple spelling errors on your website such as the word “honourary”. Check out a service like SpellAce.com to help. We’ve used it in the past and liked it.
I’m pretty sure you misspelled the word “honourary” on your site. You might want to check out a site like SpellRadar.com or SiteCheck.com which have helped me with problems like this in the past.
I think you misspelled the word “honourary” on your website. If you want to keep errors off of your site we’ve successfully used a tool like SpellPros.com in the past for our websites. A nice customer pointed out our mistakes so I’m just paying it forward :).