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Bose

Small enclosures, and system design over specification

In brief

An American manufacturer whose soundbars and surround speakers are sold on how they behave in a room rather than on published driver and power figures. Reviewed here: Bose Surround Speakers, Bose TV Speaker. Both had an Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026, from $229 to $399.

What they actually do

Soundbars and companion surround speakers, designed as systems that pair with each other rather than with other brands.

How we treat the missing figures

This brand publishes fewer specifications than most of this catalog. Where a driver count, a power rating or a frequency response is not published, these pages say it is not published rather than estimating one.

The two Bose products on this site

The Bose TV Speaker is a compact bar with two angled full-range drivers and a center tweeter for vocals, a dialogue mode and a bass boost on the remote, Dolby decoding, and HDMI, optical and AUX inputs. It ships with an optical cable only, its wall brackets are sold separately, and it publishes no wattage. It had an Amazon.com offer at $229 on October 25, 2026.

The Bose Surround Speakers are rear speakers under 4 in tall that connect wirelessly to a Bose soundbar — not to an AV receiver — and need a power outlet at each speaker. They were $399 the same day, and publish no driver size or response.

Building a Bose system

The parts are designed for each other, but not every bar takes every add-on. The Bose Surround Speakers’ listing pairs them wirelessly with a Bose soundbar; the TV Speaker’s listing names the Bass Module 500 or 700 as its add-on and no surround speakers, so check the bar’s own compatibility list before buying rears. Either way, a Bose system cannot be mixed with a receiver or another maker’s speakers.

Every Bose product we have reviewed

  • Bose Surround Speakers

    Wireless surround speaker pair standing less than 4 inches tall, stated the smallest speakers designed by the maker, with adapters plugged into a power source and receivers wirelessly connecting to a Bose soundbar, designed to complement a Bose soundbar and to pair with the Bose Bass Module 500 or 700, which have a stated wireless range of 30 feet

    A wireless surround pair under four inches tall that connects to a Bose soundbar.

    Best for: A Bose soundbar already on the wall — and nothing else

    ≈ $399

  • Bose TV Speaker

    All-in-one compact 2.0 soundbar with two angled full-range drivers and a center tweeter for vocals, built-in Dolby decoding, a remote with dialogue mode and bass boost, HDMI, optical and AUX inputs with an optical cable supplied, and expansion to the Bose Bass Module 500 or 700

    A compact 2.0 soundbar with two angled drivers and a center tweeter aimed at speech clarity.

    Best for: Dialogue, and only dialogue — a center tweeter nothing else here offers

    ≈ $229

What each Bose review concluded

  • Bose Surround Speakers — It will not connect to an AV receiver — it wirelessly pairs with a Bose soundbar and needs AC power at each speaker.
  • Bose TV Speaker — Two hundred and twenty-nine dollars on October 25, 2026 for two channels, no subwoofer, no HDMI cable and no wall brackets — and the most precise dimensions on the shelf, down to the remote’s weight.

Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.