Customer Ratings & Reviews

Stop working after a year and a half. When contacted Bose they said it was out of warranty.

I bought it for my friends for their marriage because I enjoyed my 300 version

Received dead on arrival. Customer Service said just return and buy another one after a few days vs replacement on the spot.

The Bose Bass Module 700 is designed to compliment the Bose 700 Soundbar. The module can also be used with the Bose Soundbar 500 and the Bose SoundTouch 300 soundbar. The bass on the 700 Soundbar is really quite good alone but if you want that extra punch you know Bose will deliver with a top notch subwoofer. The box is big but there’s a lot of packaging. I must say it was like peeling layers off an onion to get to the Soundbar but Bose has some ingenious packaging here to aid you. Unboxing reveals the Bass Module 700, a power cord, and a basic manual. That’s it. It is wireless after all. You can use a wired connection if so you chose using a standard 3.5 mm audio cable. The bass module isn’t exactly small. It measures 12.9”x11.6”x11.6” and weighs in at a whopping 36 pounds. Bass is of course non directional so that gives you flexibility for placement, however Bose does suggest placing it along the same wall as your TV and Soundbar. It should also be placed on the floor for best sound. At this size the Bass Module is a bit hard to hide so its a good thing that it’s one good looking piece of audio equipment. The tempered glass top really gives this thing a high quality look. The manual simply tells you to plug it in and then use the Bose Music app to complete setup. You simply tap on the Soundbar icon within the app, select settings, and select add accessory. The app searched and quickly discovered the bass module and connected it to the Soundbar. Wow! That’s it, it couldn’t be more simple. I immediately wanted to hear the difference so I started with music. The Bose Music app is particularly nice. I have it setup with my Amazon music account and the integration of Amazon music in the app is exceptional. You can easily browse stations and artists. I selected a few favorites from a few different music genres and I could quickly sense the difference with the Bass Module. As expected music now had a punch. When I cranked the volume this thing seriously thumps. Switching the source to a movie I quickly noted a far more atmospheric and cinematic sound quality particularly during action scenes. Love it. The Bass Module 700 is a fantastic addition to my Bose 700 Soundbar and very effectively makes a great product even better. Bass was deep and adds a new dimension to any source. Great looking and great sounding subwoofer from Bose. I would expect nothing less.

I have two now and they sound great. Really low frequency output.

Its very experience and didnt give good bass based on the room size. Really hoped it worked…0

Junk! Do not waste your money on this product, unless you like constant crackling noises. Bose claims you have to use a wire to connect the subwoofer to the soundbar to get rid of the noise. No clue why they waste time making it wireless when they tell you to use a wire. Bose has really gone downhill.

Excellent performance. Recommended to buy for big screen TV.

Works great until it stops. There is a known issue that it stops working after a year and a half due to a resistor malfunction on the circuit board. Research before you buy this product. I regret spending $700 on the Bose 700 bass sub woofer.

Only thing i dont like about bass module 700 when i turn the volume up the bass start smelling like wires burning.bad odor smell.like wire burning.its defective ?

The Bose Subwoofer does not add much to the sound quality of a Bose 700 Sound bar. It does not add that much t movies with dialog and does some enhancement for action movies. Not worth adding at the current price.

This is sn amazing sub but when it get hot it put of a electical burning smell

The soundbar and bass unit "un-paired" from the remote and wouldn't control it. Followed the recommended way of resetting but that didn't work. The unit doesn't have any physical controls on the sound bar so I was unable to do a factory reset since I didn't have a working remote. I really wanted to like this and was very disappointed by the lack of controls, the sub-par app performance. Returned this and bought a more expensive unit from a different manufacturer.

The Bose base is nice I think, but with no internet service I can't set it up. So it's just sitting there looking pretty. It seems as though with all the technology, Bose could have designed a wired set up option with a volume control knob. You have to go on an APP to adjust the volume! I'm sure once I get internet service I'll be able to get it set up. For now, it's just collection dust.

Worked great for 30 days then it starts to crackle and pop like poor corn being popped. For $700...get something else.

I would definitely recommend this item to a friend

Connection with app is unreliable. It drops connectivity despite fast internet speeds. Software clunky when calibrating.

Not worth the money. The Bose 700 soundbar sounds great without the sub.

The Bose Bass Module 700 is quite a piece of hardware. The Bose name speaks for itself with regards to audio quality, but this sub has a very clean and modern aluminum design with a tempered glass top and sleek overall look. You can see and feel the craftsmanship. It has some nice weight to it (36lbs) and it feels solid and well-built. However, it has a rather small footprint which I really like as that, as well as the wireless pairing capabilities (wired can be done as well), make for a very easy and clean placement. I am using the sub with the corresponding Bose Soundbar 700 so setup/pairing was quite easy, done through a Bose app that also allows for control and customization of the sub itself. While I do like the app, I do wish there was a little more flexibility with some physical controls as well. Further, I would have liked to see some more input/output options. As for the sound, the reason you are here, well, simply, I am very impressed. My main use case for this sub was movies and quite honestly, having never had a sub of this quality before, I am stunned. The bass is deep and immersive, but also loud and clear, if that makes any sense. It brought added life to some of my favorite movies and truly enhanced the experience. I could feel the movies. This was not something I was expecting. At least not on this level. I did also throw some bass heavy music at it, and again, I came away happy. It was not as eye-opening of an experience for me as the movies were, but I loved it nonetheless. Long story short, great bass output. In the end, I am very pleased with this Bose sub. It looks fantastic, is a nice size, allows for placement options, puts out great bass, and is a perfect complement to the Soundbar 700. With premium products, use case and value are always a consideration, so look at your wants/needs, but this sub delivers, and it is worth it to me.

Way under powered for the soundbar. Very disappointed in spending over 400 buck for this thing. It doesn't sound bad but I'm use to deep bass from my previous system.