Note that there’s no HDMI cable included, so you’ll need to provide your own. In the box, you’re getting the soundbar, a user manual, an optical cable, the remote and batteries, and a power cable.
The 3-channel Smart Soundbar 300 delivers a stereo-plus-center channel speaker configuration with a holistic focus on features and flexibility. Smart features: Bose Music app, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant.Wired connection: HDMI ARC, optical, bass module connection, IR port.Wireless connection: Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi, Spotify Connect, Apple AirPlay 2.Speakers/drivers: 3.0 system, four full-range drivers.Height x Width x Depth: 2.25 inches x 27.5 inches x 4 inches.The Bose Smart Soundbar 300 is a standalone bar, though you can optionally buy Bose surround speakers and a bass subwoofer module to pair with it. If you're already embroiled in the Sonos ecosystem, the Beam is likely the better choice. Also starting at $399, the Beam is similarly compact, delivers solid 3-channel audio, and a similar array of smart features and voice functionality. If this is your price range, you may also want to consider this bar's closest competitor: the formidable Sonos Beam. But you can find cheaper soundbars that give you as much or more aural oomph, too. This function, combined with the bar’s clean design, solid audio, smart features, and integration with other Bose products help justify its price tag-especially if you’re already a member of the Bose ecosystem club. This bar also nets you access to a unique voice-control feature, Bose’s “Voice4Video,” which allows for basic controls via voice commands. This connectivity-minded model combines good sound, minimalist design, and oodles of features.īose’s Smart Soundbar 300 is one of the better-sounding 3-channel bars I’ve heard, but it’s more than a pretty face with a sonorous voice.
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