Bose Soundlink Revolve + Portable & Long-Lasting Bluetooth 360 Speaker - Lux Gray

Bose SoundLink Revolve + Portable & Long-Lasting Bluetooth 360 Speaker - Lux Gray

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• Delivers Deep, loud, jaw dropping sound with True 360 degree coverage
• Built-in mic for speakerphone to take clear conference or personal calls out loud with a wireless range of approximately 30 feet.
• Flexible fabric handle makes it easy to grab and go; seamless aluminum body is durable and water resistant (IPX4)
• Enjoy up to 16 hours of play time from a long-lasting, rechargeable, lithium-ion battery
• Wireless Bluetooth pairing with voice prompts allows you to easily take calls and access your phone’s virtual assistant — Hands free
• Pair two SoundLink speakers together for party mode or stereo mode or use Bose SimpleSync technology to pair with a member of the Bose Smart Home Family to play in sync

Meet the Sound Link Revolve+, the best-performing portable Bluetooth speaker from Bose. It delivers deep, jaw-dropping sound in every direction. Place it in the center of the room to give everyone the same experience. Or set it near a wall and sound will radiate and reflect around the room, immersing you in that same feeling you felt at your favorite show. The tapered cylindrical shape with a flexible handle makes this wireless speaker easy to grab and go. Its durable aluminum body provides worry-free protection, and its water-resistant design lets you keep the party going, even if it starts to rain. The rechargeable, lithium-ion battery plays up to 16 hours—for full-day listening. Voice prompts talk you through wireless Bluetooth pairing, and you can easily take calls with the built-in speakerphone. You can even access Siri or Google Now right from your speaker. Pair two Sound Link Revolve speakers in Party Mode for more performance. Or put them in Stereo Mode: Instruments and vocals will naturally separate and spread across an immersive soundstage—making your music sound and feel as you know it should. The Bose Connect app also helps you manage your devices, unlock features and access future updates. You can easily charge the speaker via Micro-B USB port. And the auxiliary input allows you to connect to other audio sources. This mobile speaker is available in Triple Black or Lux Gray. Included: Sound Link Revolve+ Bluetooth speaker; USB cable; wall charger.

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Brand : Bose
Category : Electronics,Portable Audio & Video,Portable Speakers & Docks,Portable Bluetooth Speakers
Rating : 4.7
ListPrice : US $299
Price : US $284.99
Review Count : 1711
Best Sellers Rank : #83,504 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #2,300 in Portable Bluetooth Speakers
SalesRank : 83504

Bose SoundLink Revolve + Portable & Long-Lasting Bluetooth 360 Speaker - Lux Gray

• Amazing sound . Left outdoors in rain on more than one occasion still sounds great.
• I just got my Revolve+ today - a momentous day. I discovered that Bose released a spiritual successor to the SoundLink Mini / Mini II a few months ago and bought one within 15 seconds of my discovery. Shame on me for not knowing sooner.A bit of history: I bought the Mini a few after it was released. I thought - goodness gracious that sounds good for something I could slip in my pocket. It doesn\'t get super-loud; even at its own maximum volume the bass is badly washed out; producing its best performance really requires thoughtful placement. It must be backed up within a foot (or less) of a good solid vertical surface. On the upside: it attempts to attack bass frequencies that numerous speakers 5X its size filter out altogether. It\'s my \"featherweight champion\". Step up into a mid-size portable speaker and the Klipsch KMC-3 just walks away with it - and another speaker I bought and kept, the Bang & Olufsen Beolit 15 (see comparison photo beside Revolve+ attached), is similarly big-sounding, punchy, expansive and crisp, just sort of delivers its performance differently than the Klipsch and maybe with less WOOF. Both, masterpieces of listening enjoyment, for all kinds of music. But the kind of sound the SoundLink Mini could generate at moderate listening levels and in any environment just make it lovable - a real \"WOW\" moment when someone hears the kind of sound it can produce. Oh... and it\'s attractive. And well-made. And did I say, tiny? I like it so much (and my wife more or less expropriated the original Mini to carry all over the house and yard for kid-time and chores and exercise and such) that I bought a Mini II shortly after it came out, as a travel buddy on business trips.Back to the little guys. I\'ve tried many. Not all, but many. Perhaps better than thirty makes and models in the \"mini\" and \"mid-size\" portable Bluetooth speaker ranges and the SoundLink Mini kept knocking them all down in the \"ultra-portable\" speaker form factor. For years, I\'ve been bemoaning the lack of competent competition for this little guy. There really was none. Even as recently as... last week... I bought the theoretically estimable KEF Gravity One, same form factor as the SoundLink Mini and maybe 50% larger, but in theory, with dominant sound... and... woah. No. No, once again the SoundLink Mini slays a powerful foe. Yet again, I whined that nobody seems to be able to outdo the SoundLink Mini... including Bose themselves.When I found these SoundLink Revolve speakers were the successor to the SoundLink Mini I had VERY high expectations. Bose must have taken an excellent, industry-leading mini portable speaker and made it even better.The verdict: maybe it\'s better - but different. Not just a clear head-and-shoulders better-than-SoundLink Mini win.I would say, with bass response the Mini wins. Using a tone generator, the Mini is maybe -1 or 2db below 60Hz and inaudible under 45Hz. With the Revolve+, it\'s quieter under about 58Hz and disappears at 38Hz. On the face of it you\'d think, good, slightly deeper bass, if only by a hair. But, the Revolve seems not to be able to emphasize, or project, those tones, especially around 60-80Hz, as well as the Mini. It\'s there, but it just doesn\'t balance out with the mids and treble as well as the Mini.The trade-off is soundstage. With the Mini, the sweet spot is pretty much a laser beam directly facing the front of the speaker. With the Revolve+, it REALLY doesn\'t matter which direction it\'s pointing - play your favorite song, pick up the speaker and rotate it in your hand, there\'s truly no distinction, no variation, at any point 360 degrees around the vertical axis of the unit. I\'ll also point out that the sound quality is nearly identical no matter where you are vertically - above, below, eye level with the speaker grille. So, one thing it does exceptionally well is actually filling the space around it with the music.The Revolve+ gets quite a bit louder than the Mini, but at the same time, similar to the Mini, the \"loudness\" of the mids and treble quickly defeats its ability to make bass and you end up with a sort of tinny, washed out one-dimensional blaring noise. It gets loud... but you wouldn\'t want to have to listen to it that way. It can, but you don\'t want it to. Similar to the Mini, the best sound is at low to moderate volumes.Aesthetically... it\'s a music lantern. A music canister. If you took it camping and felt for it in the dark, you might not be able to tell if you grabbed the speaker or the kerosene lamp. By way of lanterns, it\'s a very nice one indeed. The Mini is a brilliant, chic, retro shape with modern materials. This... not so much. The shell is aluminum and feels very solid to hold, but the feel doesn\'t save the looks. I guess there\'s really only so much you can do to have a real 360 degree portable speaker that doesn\'t look like a can or lantern. I don\'t have any bright ideas. Just pointing out that vs. the Mini, this isn\'t something you\'d put on an executives\' bookshelf and say, yeah, look at that. Nice huh? It definitely belongs on a picnic table alongside the ketchup and plate of hot dogs.And quite to that point - the sound quality seems to be precisely the same model. The Mini seems to have been designed first and foremost to pack a little tiny proper audiophile-quality listening experience into a little tiny package. It has a narrow soundstage, depends on positioning to really make the bass resonate, but boy, when you hear it performing, does it ever perform. This one is designed more to be a Good listening experience, but for everybody. Less on perfecting the sound, more on making it fill the space around it entirely. This is designed for parties. The Mini is designed for desks, bookshelves and kitchen counters.Going back and forth between the Mini II and the Revolve+, sitting right in front of me, on the same shelf, playing the same tracks, I still think I like the Mini\'s sound a notch better. The Revolve+ isn\'t bad at all, it\'s just different. Nevertheless, I\'\'ll most likely keep the Revolve+. Keeping pace with the Mini already puts it beyond any competitor. I\'ll use this outside, maybe for parties out on the deck.Happy listening!
• So... I have been watching this speaker on Amazon attempting to justify to my wife as to why I needed two... (Bose Connect App party mode and stereo mode) I finally got the okay after doing dishes for a month and these speakers where worth every hand wrinkle.My wife is now washing dishes for a month in attempt to get me to let her use these. So here is the bottom line... Bose is bose is bose... anyone looking at these speakers understands that bose brings authentic sound quality no matter what price tag they put on it. These speaker truly make that sound quality portable.I have the bose soundlink color 2 speaker as well (which sounds great as well) so why would I spend so much money on blue tooth speakers you may ask... the pairing of two of these revolve plus speakers with the bose connect app (anApp which is about as finicky as my wife on a full moon btw but i am reviewing the speakers not the app) is just simply perfect.We will be using my phone with my play list to play music through these two speakers at my wedding reception (out doors in a pavilion) with 50 plus people. The speaker will fill a space with comfortable high quality sound without being over powering or tainting the natural setting of our wedding reception. Its the perfect combination of size, quality and sound for a portable good time.

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