Bose Headphone 700 Sound Review

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Paired these speakers with our Bose 700 sound bar and it is an excellent set. With these speakers you almost do not need a subwoofer. These speakers have a clean pure sound. They are worth 3 to 4 times their price. I heard many bookcase speakers and these outperformed many of the much more expensive speakers. For the best action film effects a subwoofer is required but these Bose speakers almost give you an extra subwoofer effect.

Until a week ago I loved my Bose 700 headphones. My only complaint was the bass was a bit flat even after adjusting it in the app. I left them on a Delta flight and needed a new pair, so I figured I'd see what was out now. I was told the Sony 1000X5 would be a better solution... a week after owning them I was not impressed with them for conference calls or music. So I called my BandH rep to find out if there was in fact a better solution to the Bose. YES she recommended these baised on the actual sound specs... These are exactly what I was hoping for. The audio is so clean clear and bass hits just right with out sounding distorted. Calls completely sound like surround sound you hear everything people say on Conference calls. For this price point I'd put these on top... Oh another note look at the battery life. GET THESE!!!!

I tried these and the Bose 700's, took the 700s back. I really love the sound on these! The 20 ANC Levels are unmatched!

Overall Impressions: Amazing sound quality, looks beautiful, guaranteed to improve your listening experience for any platform. Set Up: Setting up the Bose Bass Module was amazingly and mindblowingly simple. The Bose Bass Module 700 was used in conjunction with the Bose Soundbar 700 over the course of the last month. In the process of setting up the Soundbar, the Bose App prompts for additional Bose devices. I selected the Bose Bass Module, then had position it so that both were in line of sight for each other. The amazing thing about this to me is that this module is wireless. Beyond plugging it into the wall, the system handles everything else on its own. Use Cases: I've used this system for everything from playing games with subtle sound effects, watching horror films, listening to R+B, or listening to orchestral excerpts while practicing my instrument. The results were always the same: Astonishing. In my discussions with my housemate, I remarked how the bass effect was always felt rather than heard (as opposed to amateur car audio, which sought to blow your ears out). The first day I used this system, I could literally feel the bass in our furniture, but it maintained a sweet zone that allowed me to enjoy whatever I was watching or listening to. The Bose Bass Module truly is a work of art, and is well suited to anyone that really wants to take their listening experience to the next level.

I purchased a Sonos sound bar, subwoofer and surround speakers and spent 6 hours trying to set it up on a Sunday. I called Sonos the next day since tech support wasn’t open on the weekends and after 2.25 hours on the phone with tech support I was told that there was a known compatibility issue with the router supplied by my internet provider and the Sonos sound bar. The Sonos sound bar and subwoofer was returned the next day and after some further research I purchased the Bose 700 sound bar and 700 Bose subwoofer. They were very easy to set up and the sound was awesome. After a few days I decided to get the Bose 700 surround sound speakers. They were very easy to add to the sound system and I was very pleasantly surprised at how much sound came out of such small speakers. The app allows for adjustments to each component. It also comes with a remote that was very easily connected to other devices, which eliminates the need for any other remote. My only complaint is that the remote backlight only stays on for a few seconds so you constantly have to move the remote to keep the light on. Overall I highly recommend the Bose 700 components!

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.

I bought the Bose 700 soundbar and really liked it. The crisp sounds and Bose app was really good. I told the wife that it really needed a base to finish the sound. So, I bought it. Yes, that was the difference. Now the sound has that humph that it needed. The 700 is really good but you have to get this. You could get the Bass 700, but I don't think you need it unless you have a very large room.

I bought BOSE Bass Module 700 with my new BOSE Soundbar 700 and I love it! The sound quality is perfect. I can't stop watch movies and hear music it's worth the money!

The Bose Bass Module 700 is a great option for those wanting to add more “boom” to their Soundbar 700 or Soundbar 500 system. The unit itself is relatively small, but the output is very noticeable. For those who love action films or want a deeper bottom end for their music listening pleasure, this is highly recommended. Packaging: Sturdy, but a little overkill. The power cord is almost hidden in a much-wasted side compartment area. I found it, so all was good. No damage, for sure! Set-up: Soooo easy. It connects wirelessly to your Bose Soundbar and is ready to go within minutes. It’s suggested to perform the calibration with the headset after adding the Bass Module. I found that to be accurate, since the sound from the system seemed to be more fine-tuned after calibration. Sound and appearance: Deep, rich sound. It’s a 10” woofer, so plenty of deep end. For the price, don’t expect the lowest octave… I’ve owned those subwoofers in the past and they are in their own category. They also come with a very hefty price tag. The Bose Bass Module 700 is a perfect addition to their compatible soundbars at a price that’s within reason. Conclusion: Well worth a listen and a try. Go find your nearest retailer and give it an audition. You won’t be disappointed!

I had this for a week and I really love them. People saying volume was an issue. I have these attached to my Bose Sound Bar 700 and they’re loud enough. its worth the money!