With a flat metal grille face and a solid aluminum shell, the SoundLink Mini($129.95 at Amazon) evokes the image of a radio from the 1960s, yet sleeker and more updated for today. It measures just 2 ...

Bose had a little event today at Grand Central Station just footsteps away from the Apple Store to announce and demonstrate their new portable products. The Soundlink speaker will be released on July ...

The next generation of Bose's popular $200 Bluetooth speaker now has 10 hours of battery life and a built-in microphone for taking phone calls. David Carnoy Executive Editor / Reviews Executive Editor ...

Bose isn't a company that takes the release of a new product lightly. On the rare occasion that they do unveil a new piece of hardware, it typically sports a bulletproof build quality, thoughtful ...

Bose just announced their smallest and lightest portable Bluetooth wireless speaker with the new SoundLink Mini. It fits in the palm of your hand, connects wirelessly to a smart device or tablet, and ...

Last year we reviewed the Bose SoundLink Mini, and while there was a lot to like about it, not everything was perfect. Now Bose has announced a sequel to that speaker that keeps everything good about ...

Following on the success of last year's SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II, Bose did the next logical thing. Go small. Coming in at a svelte 1.5 pounds, the SoundLink Mini, while diminutive, ...

The Bose SoundLink Mini II is one of the best compact Bluetooth speakers you can buy. Despite the small size this speaker can fill a room or a small apartment with ease. Bose adds several important ...

For some people, music is more than just something they enjoy; it’s absolutely essential. Everything they do is accompanied and enhanced by music, providing a soundtrack to their entire life. For most ...

With a flat metal grille face and a solid aluminum shell, the SoundLink Mini evokes the image of a radio from the 1960s, yet sleeker and more updated for today. It measures just 2 by 7.1 by 2.3 inches ...

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