Bose Solo Tv

Bose Solo Tv
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Connectivity technology: Wired Hdmi: no Handheld remote control: yes Soundbase: yes Type of home cinema package: Soundbar Subwoofer included: no
The included remote is excellent and dead simple to use
simple approach is better for the majority of its buyers
excellent; affordable TV speakers The
pleasant rubberized texture and reassuring heft
lows sound a little loose and ill-defined
its sharp edges and hollow feel still render its design a bit coarse
There are no tone controls or other adjustments
only one input can be physically connected at any one time
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Bose Solo TV Sound System (Speaker): 3.9 out of 5 stars from 10 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.
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4.5 out of 5 stars

798 ratings

About this item Dramatically better sound than your TV: detailed dialogue, wide soundstage, deep bass Setup is easy with only one connection to your TV Single speaker fits under most TVs up to 50 inches or on an open shelf Bluetooth connectivity is built in so you can stream music wirelessly Includes universal remote for seamless control of many devices

What's in the box Bose Solo 15 Series II TV sound system Universal remote control Power cord Optical digital audio cable Analog cable
Bose Solo 15 Series II TV sound system Universal remote control Power cord Optical digital audio cable Analog cable
Clear, detailed sound with impressive bass and spaciousness that extends beyond the screen Dialogue mode makes every word even easier to hear Setup is easy with only one connection to your TV Single speaker fits under most TVs up to 50 inches* or on an open shelf Bluetooth is built in so you can stream music wirelessly, too *The Bose Solo 15 Series II TV sound system is designed for TVs with bases no wider than 24" (61cm) and no deeper than 12.25" (31cm). Most TVs 46" (117cm) and smaller meet these requirements, and some 50" (127cm) TVs will fit as well. The maximum weight that can be placed on the Bose Solo 15 Series II system is 75 lbs. (34 kg), which is twice the weight of a typical 42" (107cm) television.
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4.5 out of 5 stars

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When you think of Bose, you think of quality sound systems that produce a room-filling sound. Unfortunately, that sound can come at the price of a rather difficult setup. It is the setup part that the Solo 15 Series II seeks to remedy with its one cable design: connect the device to your TV via one cable and you will instantly receive better quality sound than your TV alone could ever provide you. The sound is exactly what you would expect from a Bose product: quality, clear sound that will fill the room. The clear dialogue promised by the Solo 15 is not exactly delivered as, for some programs, I still find myself needing to use closed captioning; it is difficult to determine if this is a problem with the way I hear or with the way the Bose produces sound. If, like me, you have difficulty hearing soft-spoken dialogue over a low end tone, this speaker may not fix that problem. The lack of manual programming adjustments (e.g., a cinema setting or a sports setting) is a concern and it seems like an oversight that something of this sort was not included, but this is not necessarily a major disadvantage if you have an allover acceptable sound output. This is true in the case of the Bose, but individual output settings would still have been a nice feature to had, given that they are frequently available on lower quality systems. But, this lone positive does not outweigh the numerous negatives of the system overall, most of them related to user interface: What is the upper reach of the volume on the speaker? Where is the volume set at presently? Is the mute function on? All of these are great questions, and all of them are impossible to answer because the Solo 15 has no frontal display, other than the single light to inform you the device is on or off. There is no display on your television, so you are left guessing at everything. This is a MAJOR design flaw, and one I am surprised no one at Bose noticed during alpha testing. In this regard, it makes perfect sense that there are no specialized output settings available: how you would ever know which one you had selected? While the general sound is good, the bass setting is weak (if you even know if you are adjusting it; again, no display), to the point that the Solo 15 has almost no low end tones. This bring up another major problem: if you have a blue tooth ready subwoofer, you cannot connect it to the Bose system: if you attempt to pair the two devices, it will effectively crash the unit, requiring you to unplug the Solo 15 and restart the entire system. Given that Bose has a number of blue tooth capable satellite speakers which are available for individual purchase, you would think they would be compatible. Alas, this does not appear to be the case. Speaking of the blue tooth setting, it is unreliable at best. If you have paired a device, such as a phone or tablet, it is pure serendipity whether or not you will receive effective audio playback. You essentially must repeat the pairing process each time you connect a device, and you are left with the unfortunate result that any time you activate blue tooth it is virtually impossible to deactivate it without disconnecting the Solo 15 from its power source. As the blue tooth was a major factor in deciding to purchase this unit, both on the assumption that it worked easily and that it would allow me to connect additional satellites, the fact that it does not work as easily as one might expect, to the point that it barely works at all, is greatly disappointing. One also wonders about the wisdom of including such a clunky and unattractive universal remote. In an era when just about every TV remote can be configured as a universal remote, and there are third party remotes available for purchase which include such things as touchscreens, one is left to wonder what is unique or useful about this particular remote. I have not used it myself except to control the volume on the Solo 15, but I would prefer not to use it for even that much, as it is bulky and uncomfortable to hold. Frankly, my real desire would be to program my existing universal remote to work with the Solo 15, but this is not possible because the control code is unavailable anywhere that I have seen, and I’m frankly not willing to spend the time it would take to figure out which code might work with the speaker. As such, Bose has locked me in to using their remote, even though my brand new TV came with a far superior one to the Solo 15’s remote. Finally, the port for the toslink cable is unsecure: the optical audio cable is not held in place firmly, to the point that it will either fall out of the slot on its own or will be displaced within the slot. As such, I have found myself having to rig a support to rest the cable on so that it will remain in place at all times. I do not know if this is a design or manufacturing flaw, but it is certainly not a problem with the cable as the same cable fits securely in other digital optical ports on other devices, so I am left to conclude that the problem is with the Solo 15 itself. Overall, the marked improvement in sound versus your standard TV speakers, but I am unconvinced that the Solo 15 is the best speaker available on the market, much less the best available from Bose. While the upper end sound is wonderful, the design flaws enumerated above, along with the fact that speaker will randomly cease to work when some devices are used (including those connected directly to your TV via hdmi 2.0 cables, e.g., a PS4) lead me to conclude that this was a poor attempt at an all-in-one speaker solution, and is certainly well below the quality and expertise that we have come to expect from the Bose corporation. While I will be retaining my soundbar for now as technically it does produce sound, when it is time to upgrade, I doubt that I will give serious consideration any Bose speakers in the future.

It's not evident from the picture, but this is a pretty serious piece of equipment. It's wide and heavy, but is great in that it only raises your TV about three inches. In my opinion the slim TVs today just aren't able to produce the same richness of sound that flat-screen CRTs were able to and this unit goes a long way in getting it back...and then some. The bass is rich without being overwhelming and can be adjusted depending on your taste. The dialogue mode is helpful for watching sit-coms, political thrillers, dramas, etc. where you need to pay attention to what people are saying. In this mode, speech sounds crisper and is privileged over sound effects and background music. I also like the universal remote. It took a little bit of effort to figure everything out, but I connected my cable, TV, and ROKU. The Bluetooth was super easy to setup and works great. You can control the Bose volume right from your iPhone. Cons: -There is no indication on the screen as to the level of the volume. Not a big deal, but it's hard to get a sense of how loud you really have it if you have background sounds like A/C or dishwashers nearby. This could also be a problem if you have thin walls. -Bass is also a little hard to gauge. There are two LED lights that give you some indication (top illuminated=lots of bass; both lights illuminated=mid-level bass; lower light illuminated=not much bass). This can be challenging because you don't often hear the full bass level unless there is a lot of it consistently. Try to play something with a lot of bass to gauge where you want it to be. You may be able to get a visual display if you have a receiver, but I'm not sure. Pro Tips: -You should shut off your TV's speakers entirely to get the most out of your Bose. If you have both on at once, you'll get a strange echoing. Muting the TV works, but this is only a temporary solution since the mute setting gets erased each time you turn off/on your TV. You will probably need to go into your TV's setup menu in order to shut off the speakers. -The first universal remote code may not work for your device. You can cycle through codes for your brand of TV/Cable box/Blue Ray by pressing + on the volume button. Do this until you can get a response from the device. -The volume buttons on the universal remote ONLY control the Bose unit. They will never change the volume or mute the TV speakers. That's why it's best to shut off the TV speakers entirely.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Excelente producto.

El producto es lo anunciado, fácil de instalar (realmente muy fácil), no requiere ensamblaje alguno, fácil de iniciar y configurar y la calidad de audio es igualmente buena. Hay que considerar que no es un equipo con subwoofer, por lo tanto no es la clasica bocina de Bose que tiene unos bajos muy fuertes, sin embargo tiene una excelente calidad y por el tamaño y diseño, es muy fácil instalarla den diferentes partes (no únicamente bajo televisiones) brindando una excelente opción de sonido para áreas que no son únicamente cuartos o áreas para TV. La conectividad es buena y en general la calidad del producto es excelente pese a que la marca suele ser costosa. Relación calidad/precio muy buena.

4.0 out of 5 stars

Good option but flaws remain.

Picked this up on the Black Friday sale for $350, 30% off the $500 regular price. Doesn't seem to appear on the Bose Canada site so I'm not sure if it's discontinued or what's the story. Setup is very easy and the sound is decent for the money. You can ramp up the bass as you see fit but there's no control over trebels/mids. Bass gets muddy at highest values but that's to be expected. Convenient that it serves as a plinth for the TV. Despite the enclosed code sheets, I can't get the included universal remote to control either my Toshiba TV or my Bell Aliant set top box. All in all a good option for a TV that sits on a table. If you have more space, get a proper sound bar: there are plenty of options at the same or lower pricepoints with equivalent sound. 3.5 stars edged up to 4 because it really is quite easy to plug in and get going.

5.0 out of 5 stars

La mejor barra de sonido

Es buena a secas. No es audio 5.1 pero para los que tenemos poco espacio y no queremos tener bocinas colgando por todos lados esta barra es ideal. El unico detalle es que el control lo tienes que apuntar directamente a la barra para que funcione, algunas veces el bluethoot deja de conectarse automaticamente con dispositivos que ya tenia asociados y se tiene que desconectar de la luz la barra para que vuelva a funcionar. Pero estoy satisfecho con la compra y el precio del buen fin.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Sounds great and easy to setup.

Ultra simple to use, and excellent sound quality. It's nice to finally get rid of the big woofer box and have the ability to sit the TV atop this unit. Sound bars tend to obstruct my TV's IR sensor and so this BOSE solves that issue nicely. The Bluetooth is flawless too. One big plus for me is the remote control has some weight to it and doesn't feel cheap. My other remotes are retired ever since the BOSE came in. Since the connection to the TV relies on an optical cable, it frees up an HDMI cable that was used by my old sound bar. Someone put a lot of thought in designing this unit. Very happy.

5.0 out of 5 stars

What a great speaker system

What a great speaker system. My hearing is shot to hell and with our Samsung sound bar I could not hear what people were saying . The Bose is so clear I don't have to turn it up to hear. I would recommend it to people with hearing problems and those who don't. It has a nice rich sound but for you that want bass it would not be for you. It does fill the room with sound and is a treat for watching movies as it has enough bass and volume. Might be pricey but worth every penny. Thank You Amazon & Bose

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The Bose Solo 15 TV sound system is a one-piece speaker that delivers dramatically better sound than your TV. It makes each word and detail sound clear at any volume, and creates an experience that’s wider than the screen. The system also produces impressive bass. Setup is easy, with just one connection to your TV. The system fits under most TVs up to 50 inches*, and includes Bluetooth connectivity, so you can stream music wirelessly.
Augment your HD picture with sound to match, and enjoy more distinct dialogue, richer soundtracks and effects, and deeper bass.
Speaker arrays at each end of the soundbar work with TrueSpace technology to deliver spacious sound wider than the screen, while a dedicated center speaker provides clear, crisp dialogue at any volume
The Solo 15 pedestal-style speaker conveniently fits under most TVs up to 50", or on an open shelf beneath the TV.
It couldn’t be much easier: One speaker, one connection to your TV. Then just plug it into a wall socket, and you’re ready to go.
Take command of all system functions plus your TV, Blu-ray Disc player, DVR and most other sources connected to your TV. It’s the only remote you’re likely to need.
So you want to beef up the low end for a concert video, game or action movie? Simply adjust the bass control on the remote to your liking, and feel the thunder
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