1998 Bose Computer Speakers System

These speakers matched my 2.1 Bose speaker system.

I have a couple of small Bose speakers that I use as Bluetooth to my computer to play music on the go. These lens cases were the exact fit for excellent protection of these speakers. Purchased two, one for each speaker.

I swapped the Bose Solo TV for a pair of standard Bose computer speakers, and the sound between them and the Behringer monitors is now perfectly in sync - got the balanced sound that I was hoping for!

I bought this less than a month ago and I know that this is also a great sound speaker like other Bose to my computer and wireless speakers that connect to the internet and bluetooth, Thanks Bose products.

I have always loved Bose products: my earbuds, my headphones, and even my computer speakers. It can be hard to return once you get acclimated to a certain level of sound quality. Adding this Bose soundbar to my Home entertainment system was super easy, and HOLY MOLY, the difference in immersiveness is jaw-dropping. The sounds feel everywhere around you but are conveniently packed in a sleek and aesthetically pleasing package. The true test of a soundbar, a Michael Bay movie, and explosions galore, but the thrill it adds to suspense video games and concerts is beyond belief. If you appreciate audio as a foundational level factor in your entertainment, buy this now.

I have 4 sets of the Bose 251 speakers and have loved each installation. I have used them for my whole house audio system (placed under the eaves in our back yard) as well as a 5.1 system setup in a square 4-car garage. The Bose 251's always sound a little better when you add a subwoofer (like my 4-car garage); but for most stereo outdoor applications, a sub-woofer is not needed nor is it practical. The Bose 251's are a little pricey, but they do last a long time due to their excellent build quality.

I’m quite pleased with the Bose speakers as they help supplement the soundbar but I feel I have yet to complete the system with the subwoofer to get the expected audio.

I owned Bose speakers for my stereo system over 45 years ago and loved them. When a friend told me about this portable speaker I had to have one.

I already owned the older model of this amp, and i bought this one for my wife's computer. Teamed with a set of older Optimus bookshelf speakers that are great sounding (yes, I'm still kind of an analog guy), the system offers a huge step up from the stock Dell speakers. This hardly taxes the capabilities of the PTA2 of course, and just for fun I hooked this guy up to my Bose 901 Series VI speakers and played some heavy classical music through it. I was amazed at the clarity and bass handling ability. Yes, it clipped when things got really loud, but it was blowing us out of the house by then, and the Bose 901's are notoriously power hungry. I'm not using the Bluetooth, so I can't comment on that feature, but for a small to medium sized system on a budget, you can't go wrong here.

I had these speakers for a couple days. Before I bought them I read the reviews on the 700 and the 300. I chose the 700 because of the reviews. I’ve never listen to the 300 but since I had to buy one of them I decide to get the 700. Because of the 360 deg sound. After installing them on the wall and connecting to my sound bar 700. I finally had a chance to listen to them. I knew right away I made the right choice they sound fantastic! They sound fantastic watching a movie or listening to music. I really like the ability to adjust the speaker volume with app. i used the Bose wall mounts which are very easy to install and work well. These speakers are small and look very nice. Even being small they have big sound for a surround speaker. I replaced my old Bose Lifestyle system (about 15 years old) with the 700 Sound-bar, Sub woofer, and 700 Surround speakers. I love the wireless and the ability to adjust the speakers. It sounds better then my old system. Which is saying a lot. I will be handing down my old system to my daughter since it still sounds as good as it did new. With that said yes Bose speaker are expensive. Something to keep in mind is they sound as good as the day you buy them even 20 years later or longer. Sometimes it’s worth paying more for quality.