Amazon Has a Huge Surplus of Bose TV Speakers, So It's Selling Them Now for Peanuts - Kotaku

"The speaker is designed to improve the audio from your TV without the bulk of standard soundbars. It's simple to hook up with HDMI-ARC, so installation is fast and hassle-free. The HDMI-ARC (Audio Return Channel) permits the soundbar to both transmit and receive audio via the same cable as video, less cord clutter and neater installation. And it has Bluetooth, so listening to music or podcasts from your phone or tablet is ridiculously easy and wireless."

"Another of the first things you'll notice about this soundbar is just how evenly balanced and clean-sounding its sound is. Bose engineered it to maximize conversation clarity which is a big plus if you catch yourself from time to time having trouble hearing every word or being drowned out by other sounds when you watch TV. The speaker's voice-centric design is made to prioritize voices without comprising the depth of your go-to TV movies or shows."

"The speaker uses proprietary drivers and proprietary digital signal processing to deliver clear sound that fills the room beyond your TV's built-in speakers. Bass is unexpectedly strong for something this compact, providing kick to action flicks and music rhythms without distortion, making it a more immersive experience. You feel the actual sense you're bringing your entertainment to the next level without complicated setups or humongous speakers."

Bose TV Speaker is discounted to $163 on Amazon for Labor Day, a 41% reduction from its $279 retail price. The compact soundbar improves TV audio without the bulk of traditional systems and supports HDMI-ARC for simplified hookup and reduced cable clutter. Built-in Bluetooth enables wireless streaming from phones and tablets. The design emphasizes voice clarity through proprietary drivers and digital signal processing, preserving depth for movies and music while delivering unexpectedly strong bass for its size. The slim black enclosure fits on a shelf or TV stand and aims to upgrade room-filling sound without complicated installation.

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