When it comes to home audio, Bose is one of the top brands thanks to the exceptional sound its products provide, but also, the ease of use of its speakers. Bose also offers a lot of different speaker types, including portable Bluetooth options that you can take with you anywhere, and use poolside. Sure, Bose speakers can be pricey, but we are here to help with a list of the best Bose speaker deals happening today. Whether it’s a small pocket speaker for outdoor adventures or a full home theater upgrade, these Bluetooth speaker deals are ideal for a wide variety of situations.
Today’s best Bose speaker deals
Bose SoundLink Micro — $100, was $120
The SoundLink Micro is rugged and ready for action, yet still delivers that powerful Bose sound you’ve come to know. It’s IP67 water-resistant so safe for use outdoors, in many different scenarios. Plus, it offers up to six hours of continuous use on a single charge, with easy charging thanks to the Micro-B USB port. It has a convenient strap, works with the Bose Connect mobile app, and also syncs with Siri and Google Assistant — offering voice controls on the go.
Bose SoundLink Flex — $130, was $150
Another waterproof and portable speaker, good poolside, beachside, or even shower-side, the SoundLink Flex offers well-balanced treble and bass. It has an IP67 dustproof and waterproof rating, plus a long-lasting battery with up to 12 hours of continuous use on a single charge. The built-in microphone means you can make and answer calls on the device hands-free through a connected phone. Moreover, the rugged utility loop means you can carry it in several configurations, such as hanging on your belt, hanging from a waist strap via a carabiner, from a backpack strap, and much more.
Bose SoundLink Revolve+ II — $230, was $330
Delivering impressive audio, described as deep, loud, and immersive, the SoundLink Revolve+ II series portable speaker is great for any occasion. Want to spice up your evening cookout or get-together? Want some music while you prep the food? This little device offers up to 17 hours of continuous playtime on a single charge, with Bluetooth wireless pairing, a built-in microphone, and Amazon Alexa support — it works like the Echo Dot. You can pair multiple speakers together for stereo and party-style playback, too. An optional charging cradle is available if you want a dock-style system to charge it.
Bose portable WiFi smart speaker — $320, was $400
Speaker second — without sacrificing sound quality, mind you — and smart system first, this Bose speaker has WiFi, and Bluetooth, and works with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. It works with your favorite streaming services such as Spotify or Pandora, plus you can call out voice commands to play your next track — just like with other smart speakers. Group multiple Bose speakers together for whole-home or multi-room audio. You’ll get up to 12 hours of battery life on a single charge, Apple AirPlay 2 support, simple setup and controls through the Bose Music app, and a durable, water-resistant design.
Bose S1 Pro portable Bluetooth speaker with battery — $600, was $700
What if you could take one of your high-performance surround speakers, which you’d normally connect to your home theater system, and make it portable — for use anywhere? That’s the idea behind the Bose S1 Pro portable speaker. Turn any space into a DJ booth with Bluetooth streaming, and make announcements via the connected microphone jack — mic not included. You can even connect a keyboard, guitar, or instrument to jam out. ToneMatch processing, auto EQ, and Bose Connect app support, allow full control and customization over the audible experience. It has a lightweight, but rugged enclosure, and a built-in rechargeable battery with up to 11 hours of continuous playback. Flash mob anyone?
How to choose a Bluetooth speaker
As one of the top names in the home audio market, Bose’s speaker offerings range from compact wireless speakers to full-sized units designed for stereos and home theater systems. Most of the Bose speaker deals you’ll find online are for its ever-popular Bluetooth speakers, though, and chances are good that these are what you’re shopping for.
This is premium hardware, and it goes without saying that cheap Bose speakers aren’t exactly common. Thankfully, there are almost always Bose speaker deals to be found year-round, especially during seasonal sales. You can generally expect to pay anywhere from $80 to $300 for the most popular models when they’re on sale, with discounts between $30 and $100 being fairly regular. The size of these discounts naturally scales up with the price of the speakers. You’ll also want to settle on the features you want and which ones you can live without, such as built-in voice controls or streaming capabilities.
Shoppers prone to decision paralysis will be glad to know that Bose isn’t one of those brands that offer a bunch of similar products at identical price points — once you’ve got a budget in mind, it’s pretty easy to narrow down your choices. In the sub-$200 price bracket, you’ll find compact Bluetooth speakers like the Bose SoundLink Micro and SoundLink Mini as well as larger cheap Bose speakers like the SoundLink Color II. These are straightforward (but of course, well-made and nice-sounding) Bluetooth speakers without too many bells and whistles. This is reflected in their prices, as these models typically go for around $100-$170 when not on sale.
Moving above those cheap Bose speakers toward the $200-$250 price range brings us to the SoundLink Revolve and Revolve+ which, with their 360-degree design similar to that of the Amazon Echo, are great Bluetooth speakers for enjoying room-filling sound. The Bose Home Speaker 300 is another excellent option in this range and also offers 360-degree sound output along with built-in Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for the smart home crowd.
If your budget for Bose speaker deals is around $300-$350, then you’re squarely in top-tier territory with models like the Bose Home Speaker 500 and Bose Portable Smart Speaker. These pack the best drivers for delivering the highest-quality sound as well as smart features like Alexa and built-in streaming capabilities from services like Spotify and Pandora. The Home Speaker 500 is a great choice if you’re looking for a Bose speaker for your home, whereas the Portable Smart Speaker (as its name implies) is great for taking on the go.
Larger speakers, such as bookshelf speakers, soundbars, and floor speakers (the type you’d use for a home stereo or theater system) are a little more technically complicated than those of the Bluetooth variety. If you need some more info before shopping for Bose speaker deals for a larger sound system, check out our beginner’s guide to home audio.
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