Does it has 4k video pass-through? null

It does not. It has only 1 hdmi port on it and that is for sound. Check your tv. Your tv might have a hdmi port that says arc on it. You can plug the hdmi cable from that to the sound bar. Or if you have a optical port you can use that. Preferred is the hdmi arc.

No, and anyone is welcome to correct me if I'm wrong however this system does not have pass-through. Connect your video source to your TV and your TV to the Soundbar 700.

There is no pass through at all. Connect via HDMI-ARCwith all your other components connected to your TV.

Hello, Miguel. Thank you for your question. The Soundbar 700 is not engineered with a video input. We would recommend connecting the soundbar, as well as all of your video sources, directly to your TV. For more information, please visit our website here: https://bose.life/2N1psFN. Have a great day! Jesse - Bose Support

no, it only has one HDMI ARC audio return channel

It has HDMI with ARC Meaning all audio goes through the sound bar. TV, DVD, Cable TV what ever, Xbox, Sony Play Station all audio will go through sound bar.

This will work with a 4K tv, yet it does not have an HDMI passthrough. Instead it is an HDMI arc. In other words, your other devices will be plugged in to your tv along with the Soundbar. The older SoundTouch 300 model did have a second HDMI for passthrough if ai remember correctly. Hope this helps!

The sound is just to add sound. If your trying to use a separate piece for video you can a hdmi cable and then an optical cable to go from sound bar to the TV. Hope this helps.

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It does not. It has only 1 hdmi port on it and that is for sound. Check your tv. Your tv might have a hdmi port that says arc on it. You can plug the hdmi cable from that to the sound bar. Or if you have a optical port you can use that. Preferred is the hdmi arc.
Answered by cad8099 7 years ago
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No, and anyone is welcome to correct me if I'm wrong however this system does not have pass-through. Connect your video source to your TV and your TV to the Soundbar 700.
Answered by djrpkr 7 years ago
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There is no pass through at all. Connect via HDMI-ARCwith all your other components connected to your TV.
Answered by CycleMD 7 years ago
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Hello, Miguel. Thank you for your question. The Soundbar 700 is not engineered with a video input. We would recommend connecting the soundbar, as well as all of your video sources, directly to your TV. For more information, please visit our website here: https://bose.life/2N1psFN. Have a great day! Jesse - Bose Support
Answered by Bose Support 7 years ago
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no, it only has one HDMI ARC audio return channel
Answered by z0ne36 7 years ago
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It has HDMI with ARC Meaning all audio goes through the sound bar. TV, DVD, Cable TV what ever, Xbox, Sony Play Station all audio will go through sound bar.
Answered by Hogger 7 years ago
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This will work with a 4K tv, yet it does not have an HDMI passthrough. Instead it is an HDMI arc. In other words, your other devices will be plugged in to your tv along with the Soundbar. The older SoundTouch 300 model did have a second HDMI for passthrough if ai remember correctly. Hope this helps!
Answered by davidmelis 7 years ago
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Yes
Answered by fourstarmarcos 7 years ago
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The sound is just to add sound. If your trying to use a separate piece for video you can a hdmi cable and then an optical cable to go from sound bar to the TV. Hope this helps.
Answered by Chris 7 years ago
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