Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

I purchased this, along with the soundbar and rear surround speakers. While I was pleased with the other items, this subwoofer was extremely weak at normal volume levels. Only when maxed out and when listening to music with low frequencies did it output bass. The soundbar actually sounded better without this subwoofer. I ended up returning all components and am sticking with my Sony unit which outperforms this by a landslide.

Despite Bose's reputation, their technology is behind all of their competitors. This sub-woofer, spontaneously pops and crackels throughout a show. If you Google "Bose subwoofer pops" the problem is all over the Internet. I suggest buying a Sonos before Bose.

If you buy this make sure it’s compatible with other sound bars and speakers, mine was an old Bose tv speaker and it wasn’t compatible so I had to return it if I had a new sound bar then I’m sure their it would be no problem other then that I would not buy unless I buy a new sound bar with it. Save your money unless you know exactly what you need

The sun stated a deep crackle in less than 8 months. Took it in to Best Buy for svc and instead our Svc plan was absorbed and we were refunded for the sub. So we basically rented it for 8 months. Disappointed in Bose product and BB plan for this product.

Piece of crap. High static & distortion. Exchanged 4 times & all of the Bose subwoofer had the static & distortion. Especially on movies & sound with moderate to high base in it. I had the subwoofer on a low setting to mid & still got the same static and distortion.

Not easy to setup up and App is horrible. Returned the entire system

Want to feel your music? Got you covered. Overall Impressions: Amazing sound quality, looks beautiful, guaranteed to improve your listening experience for any platform. Set Up: Setting up the Bose Bass Module was amazingly and mindblowingly simple. The Bose Bass Module 700 was used in conjunction with the Bose Soundbar 700 over the course of the last month. In the process of setting up the Soundbar, the Bose App prompts for additional Bose devices. I selected the Bose Bass Module, then had position it so that both were in line of sight for each other. The amazing thing about this to me is that this module is wireless. Beyond plugging it into the wall, the system handles everything else on its own. Use Cases: I've used this system for everything from playing games with subtle sound effects, watching horror films, listening to R+B, or listening to orchestral excerpts while practicing my instrument. The results were always the same: Astonishing. In my discussions with my housemate, I remarked how the bass effect was always felt rather than heard (as opposed to amateur car audio, which sought to blow your ears out). The first day I used this system, I could literally feel the bass in our furniture, but it maintained a sweet zone that allowed me to enjoy whatever I was watching or listening to. The Bose Bass Module truly is a work of art, and is well suited to anyone that really wants to take their listening experience to the next level.

Not that good, was difficult to connect and had to return.

Worked Great when I had the Sounbar 700 but when I upgraded to the 900 it now cracks and pops constantly. Very Disappointed in Bose. I may return it all and go Sonos even though I already have the surround speakers that I can't return.

Was not able to use quite as well because of the setup

The pictures are bigger than this thing is in real life. Lol. Okay, I'm exagerating. But the base quality and depth is poor. The salesman at BestBuy told me this was their best soundbar and bass setup. For $1300 (for both) I was expecting superior sound. Not what I got. I returned it and got a Harmon Kardon SB26 for only $200 on sale and it is WAY better. Not even close!

Expensive for what you get - other companies have caught up with the bass sound and are way less money

Not better than the cinemate 1 subwoofer. Can barely tell it’s on. Not worth the money.

Not needed as smart phone can add bass to sound bar

Sub was having issues connecting to sound bar. Like it would cut in and out. Also was hearing a popping sound sometimes. Would not recommend buying this product for what it costs

Would not buy another Bose product. Was extremely difficult to set up and would not connect to TV, so had to re-set each time I turned on the TV. Returned to Best Buy and purchased Definitive Technology unit. Much Better! Would not buy another Bose product.

Not happy with this expensive product. I’ve already switched it out for another one once and I feel like o received the same one. Sound coming from sub is horrible, and for the price, it should be expected to sound good but what a mistake to purchase this Bose System.

The Bose Soundbar 700 does a decent job delivering upper and mid bass for an enjoyable music and cinema experience, but adding the optional Bose Bass Module 700 totally transforms the experience with jaw dropping, thunderous, immersive deep bass that you'd typically associate with being in a movie theater. I could keep throwing superlative adjectives of praise to describe the bass, but this is one of those situations where you have to experience it yourself to believe how awesome the bass can be. Get the bass module if you want incredible lower end bass frequencies that will rattle your windows, shake the walls, and send vibrations through the floor. Get the bass module if you want to squeeze as much out of those explosive and rumbling sounds in action movies that you not only can hear, but feel. Get this bass module if you live in an apartment/condo and want to annoy the heck out of your neighbor. The bass module is a heavy weight, weighing in at around 36 lbs. It's topped off with the same beautiful tempered glass top found on the Bose 700 soundbar. It's relatively easy to wirelessly pair to the Bose 700 soundbar using the Bose Music App. As an option, the bass module can be wired into the soundbar using a 3.5mm aux cable. Wireless is the way to go, though. You're ready to rock, once you run the AdaptIQ audio calibration. I spent hours watching and re-watching my library of action movies as if it was for the first time. From the roar of rockets, to explosions, and punches in fight sequences, the omnidirectional bass blankets you in the middle of the action. It was simply phenomenal being able to feel the sound. The bass module 700 really adds that extra dimension, depth, and realism to the cinematic experience. Finally I want to point out that the bass module 700 is identical to the Acoustimass 300 bass module. It was simply relabeled as '700' to eliminate any confusion about compatibility of the bass module with the matching soundbar. Additionally, if you have the budget and the space, you may wish to add a second bass module 700 (or Acoustimass 300). You're gonna get even richer and more immersive bass! Do I recommend the bass module 700? A resounding Yes!!! This is one of those products where the price equates with the performance. If you love deep lower end bass that you can feel, you'll love this bass module. Highly recommend!

I WAS EXPECTING MORE FROM BOSE, GET DISCONNECTED ALL THE TIME, RETURNED!!