Bose Smart Soundbar 600 with Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth Wireless Sound Bar for TV with Built-in Microphone and Alexa Voice Control, Black
$499.00
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When movies, TV, and music are your passion, you don’t want to just watch. That’s why there’s the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 with shockingly immersive sound. Dolby Atmos, exclusive TrueSpace technology, and upward firing transducers separate instruments, dialogue, and effects, then place them throughout the room, including overhead. Even for content that’s not Atmos-encoded. That’s because Bose TrueSpace intelligently analyzes signals other than Atmos, like stereo or 5.1, and upmixes them to create an immersive multi-channel sound experience — no matter what you’re watching. Smart Soundbar 600 is a voice control soundbar with Amazon Alexa built in. And Bose Voice4Video technology lets you control the soundbar, your TV, and cable/satellite box with your voice. Or use Works With Google Assistant capabilities with a compatible Google device. There’s also an included remote, or you can access all of your music in the Bose app. And no matter what you stream, this wireless soundbar makes it all sound deep and rich. Connect to Wi-Fi to access integrated music services and internet radio stations through the app. Or stream songs and video with Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, or Chromecast built-in. For more music throughout your home, group the soundbar with other Wi-Fi-enabled Bose products. Bose SimpleSync technology lets you pair it with a compatible Bose headphone or Bluetooth speaker for private listening or more sound. Setup is easy with one connection to the TV (HDMI eARC/ARC and optical audio cables are included) and step-by-step instructions in the Bose app. Available in Black.
FULL IMMERSION FOR ALL ENTERTAINMENT: Smart Soundbar 600 is a Dolby Atmos soundbar that also features proprietary TrueSpace technology and two upward firing transducers to deliver shockingly immersive sound for all your movies, TV shows, and music
TRUESPACE ELEVATES IT ALL: No matter what you’re watching, Bose TrueSpace technology intelligently analyzes signals other than Dolby Atmos, like stereo or 5.1, and upmixes them to create an immersive multi-channel sound experience
PACKED WITH TECHNOLOGY: The acoustic architecture squeezes 5 speakers (including 2 upward firing) into a small, 27.5” wide soundbar to spread sound across the room: horizontally left and right, forward, and overhead
WIRELESS SOUNDBAR FOR STREAMING: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, and Chromecast built-in compatibility let you stream content anyway you want
TOTAL CONTROL: Amazon Alexa voice control is built in. Or you can access Works With Google Assistant capabilities with a compatible Google device. There’s also the included remote control and the Bose app for quick access to your music
VOICE CONTROL SOUNDBAR: Exclusive Voice4Video technology expands your Alexa voice capabilities like only a Bose soundbar can. In addition to your Bose smart soundbar, you can control your TV and cable/satellite box with just your voice.
ONE APP FOR SETUP AND MORE: HDMI eARC/ARC and optical audio cables are included. Connect one to your TV and the app walks you through setup. The app also lets you manage voice control, Bose Wi-fi enabled products, update software, and more
BOSE SIMPLESYNC TECHNOLOGY: SimpleSync pairs your Bose Smart Soundbar 600 to compatible Bose products for sound that follows you. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on each device to sync their sound. Link more devices by pressing the Action button
8 reviews for Bose Smart Soundbar 600 with Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth Wireless Sound Bar for TV with Built-in Microphone and Alexa Voice Control, Black
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Alan F. Jordano –
IMPRESSIVE AT THIS PRICE POINT
Full disclosure…..We own several Bose products ranging from their Wave Radio through indepednent speakers.Product arrived on time and well packaged. THREE separate boxes, two of which had padding. The build quality is typical Bose rock solid. Fit and finish are excellent. Set up was as simple as connecting the power and HDMI cables, powering it up, and completing the start up process using the Bose Music app. The sound bar did require an initial software update, which is not at all unusual. I would say that it took about 15 minutes for the update to complete. There is no progress bar to tell you where in the process it is, so you just have to trust that the installation is going fine. I would suggest to Bose that the inclusion of a progress bar would mke owners more comfortable during longer updates…Once the software update has installed you complete a few more steps on the app and then fire the sopund bar up. The sound quality is what you would expect from Bose. I installed the sound bar 600 ONLY with no subwoofer. Thus far the bar has done an adequate job of supplying base / lower frequency sound. No it will not vibrate you out of your chair, but quite adequate and surprising and your neighbors will likely be happy that you are not shaking their walls. Your result will vary of course due to location, room characteristics, etc…And you will most likely have to fine tune the bass, treble, and center / top speaker setting to suit your room characteristics and your personal taste in sound.Thus far I have only played with the sound bar for about 30 minutes, so time will tell on how well the Truespace works with the upward firing speakers. Speech was very clear without using the app feature which enhances the voice profile through the center speaker. I did move through a number of programs and music apps as a test. The music also sounds Bose good. I have not done a higher volume test as that will have to wait until the wife is not home…..For obvious reasons.So, overall first impressions….I am VERY pleased with the Bose 600 sound bar thus far. Years ago we had the Bose 321 system. The ability to spead out the two satellite speakers may have given that an edge of the side firing speakers, but they were also extra clutter.I will update this review, perhaps over the weekend, once I have some time to really put this sound bar through its paces.
KC –
Amazing Sound and Life of the Party for a Soundbar
The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 is an awesome and surprisingly compact package for a soundbar that has a plethora of capabilities to your sound needs and wants. The full breadth of sound that can really fill up a room or open area. Max volume is loud, yet is still clear with highs, lows, and mids. The soundbar performs well with music, audiobooks, TV shows, movies, and video games.Even more, the soundbar continues to deliver with wired connectivity support via optical cable and HDMI for connecting to your audio source. These cables are included for a nice option to get connected immediately.Additionally, wireless connectivity is covered in a multitude of areas. The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 has the option to play from Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Chromecast along with the wired options and it is quick and easy to switch between them.An extra smart aspect is Alexa support, but at the time of review, Alexa access via the soundbar was unsuccessful after logging in. I anticipate that this will be available via an update in the future.Next, the Bose SimpleSync extends the sound possibilities by allowing synchronized audio play with compatible Bose speakers and headsets. For example, the QuietComfort 45 (QC45) headset can connect to devices that don’t have Bluetooth connectivity. It takes less than 10 seconds to be enable, which is excellent. Also, connecting an additional speaker to create a Speaker Group, you allow yourself to be surrounded by sound. The recommend distance/requirement of 30 ft is accurate, so ensure they are this distance or less from each other. The audio levels of each device in the Speaker Group can be controlled via the Bose Music App. The Bose Music App also gives you the audio sync option with the TV or among the speakers for the perfect viewing and listening experience.The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 is an excellent choice for a soundbar that can stand on its own and produce amazingly rich sound at lower and higher volumes from so many audio sources but can invite so many other Bose products to the party to create a symphony in your household. The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 being in your home is a very sound decision.
LoveBeef –
Decent sound quality; connectivity hurdle
Bose is a well-reputed brand and doesn’t need an intro. The quality of this soundbar is decent, the 600 by itself is a slick unit by design and the small remote leaves a bit more to desire. You will definitely need the Bose music app to setup and unlock/control all the features available on this soundbar. However, the real blunder was connectivity.I have an OLED TV and the Bose 600 Soundbar had really clunky connectivity to my OLED tv. I googled and finally found a way to pair the soundbar with my OLED TV. After following the workaround (where you basically setup the soundbar to the ARC HDMI of your TV) and then set it up as a home theater instead of a soundbar. It initially worked, and then after a little bit of playing around, it stopped working. I removed and backed out and re-added the soundbar and after few days of working right, it stopped working again. When I went through the optical cable route, this TV worked much better, but DOLBY ATMOS is not supported via Optical Cable connection.I gave up and set this up on my second TV which is a different brand. This time around, the setup was smooth, no connectivity issue and worked like a charm. After a lot of research, I found out this soundbar has known connectivity issues with certain TVs. Unsure if this is the tv brand or Bose but I was looking to pair my OLED TV with some DOLBY ATMOS audio and it sortta failed my objective.By itself, on the second TV, this soundbar has generated decent sound (not over the moon) but definitely a steep step up from my built-in TV speakers. Is this a good product? Yes, but room for improvement. Was it worth it? Perhaps. Do I recommend this? Only if you are not planning to set this up on a certain brand of OLED TV.
Nanfoodle –
Really fills out a room. Tones are rich and full. The Dolby Atmos really since through watching a movie or gaming. You really can hear sounds going over your head and to the left and right of you. Livingroom gaming is just the bomb and an advantage in some types of games.The app really is needed. Really helps give you the sound your looking for. For apartment living bass set to 0 is a must. So if you are looking for a punch, this does have room to give you that. Really does not need the subwoofer.Setup was really easy once I installed the right app. “Bose Music” took less time to figure out and set my preferences, then it did to update.Getting it setup with my Google Home network was a brease. I added the soundbar to speaker groups with my nets audio speakers. Works like a charm. The soundbars richness really adds to the google nets.Used this also with the Dolby Atmos app on Xbox. The app picked up the soundbar in a flash. Really is awesome for gaming.Update: I switched from Google Assistants to Amazon Alexia. This Smart Speaker is not Alexia friendly. You cant add it to speaker groups. So its just a stand alone speaker, unless you buy a Echo Dot and mute the dots mic and Bluetooth connect it as a slave to the Bose. Then you can add it too a group. It does a great job of auto switching to Bluetooth channel when you play music to a group and also auto switching back to TV Media when you play a show or movie. So it seems all seamless when you do this rout.Amazon needs to be more friendly with companies making Alexia compatible devices. I am considering returning the 3 Echo I bought and switching back to Google. As for the Bose 600, I have not recreated this at all. Sound bar on its own, its great for apartment living. If you have a home, buy the the speakers that pair with this bad boy and you will be even happier.——-—————–—————Year later. Works really well with Google not as well with Alexia. I don’t think that’s on Bose. You can just do more with 3rd party with Google products.It does every few months the soundbar will not connect to the CEC on my TV. This has happened with both my TLC and my Hisense. So this one is on Bose. Only thing that gets it working is to unplug the Bose from power and the HDMI. Wait 10 seconds and plug it back in. Works again for months.Fav thing is no matter the volume level. I never struggle to hear dialog. Even at low levels.I would buy this product again.
Roy –
Realmente fue un upgrade del Bose TV a este, no hay comparación, sonido Atmos, excelente bajos… precio, calidad… es un producto que vale la pena. Lo he puesto con mi Bose Soundlink Flex y se empareja súper bien. Realmente satisfecho con la calidad. No es tan larga, muy buen tamaño y la calidad de sonido es increíble. Para una recámara o sala de TV de mediano tamaño es más que suficiente… ni buffer necesitas.
Amazon Customer –
La barra de sonido es excelente, como (casi) todos los productos de Bose. Su calidad de sonido es muy buena y la adición del módulo de bajos 500 la ha hecho aún mejor. La sensación de sonido envolvente es buena, sin ser espectacular. La configuración, incluyendo la instalación de la aplicación dedicada en mi tableta fue rápida y sencilla y funciona muy bien. Yo estoy muy satisfecho y recomiendo la barra de sonido, especialmente si se le puede añadir el subwoofer.
Abu Faisal –
I have a small room where I needed to place a sound bar for my Samsung tv.The sound bar is very good for movies and music. Especially the dialogue mode in the app makes the movie experience a lot better.You will feel the difference Transitioning from TV speaker to Sound bar.But if you had a sound bar previously then you might not feel a big difference. Specially the bass some times is low.Also, The Dolby atmos is not adaptive.Overall a nice product by bose in terms of sound and build quality.
Francisco Linares –
No he tenido ningún problema desde que me la compre todo ha estado funcionando correctamente tiene un sonido excelente recomendado al 100%