Customer Ratings & Reviews

App sometimes has trouble connecting with BOSE speaker. Have to open app first before connecting over bluethooth in order for app to recognize speaker.

Sounds good Needs more Bass and sound settings and when you set it to never go off it will go off if nothing is connected to it and have to manually power back on

I bought this speaker to take out on golf course.itvwas perfect for the golf cart .the bass could get a lil upgrade but it will do.

Great portable speaker. We use it all the time, the only complaint is I wish the battery lasted a little longer. It is still a great product.

The speaker sounds great, as expected from Bose. However, if your device has Bluetooth version 5.0 and later, the speaker will fail to connect. It is unfortunate that Bose lags behind this basic connectivity technology.

Great Quality. The only problem is battery capacity and the need to charge frequently

Not bad si far. Gets disconnected by itself, when not in use in few mins. Then pressing power doesn't do anything, n have to go bluetooth button again.

You can't go wrong with Bose. I was blown away about the clarity of depth of the sound coming out of this cute little speaker, plus the red is a great color.

This purchase was for my mother-in-law who needed a speaker that had nice sound from her iPhone she was extremely happy with introducing with Bose compared to her LG

The bass wasn’t as good as I expected but for the price its not too bad.

Great seaker just wish it had more base but overall happy with it.

Not loud enough. Bass is good tho. My friends tiny little JBL speaker is much louder

I love this speaker I bough 2 of them for the back of my room so I could have surround sound I just put a shelf up under each and they sound grate

This is way better than Jbl charge 5 under $200. Been using Jbl charge 3 since quite a few years and it was almost time that I switched to this.

If the volume was just a bit stronger, I would give a 5. I like it and glad I bought it.

The Soundlink flex is the latest entry from Bose into the excellent Soundlink line. This model is compact and relatively affordable. It features IPX67 dust and waterproofing, meaning it can handle sandy and dusty conditions found outside or a quick dip in a pool if it gets knocked into the water. Visually, the Bose has clean lines with a set of control buttons on the top, and a USB-C (YAY) charging port on the side. The control buttons control power, volume, Bluetooth, and a multi function button that can be used to invoke your device’s voice assistant, take calls, etc. A front and small rear grille dominate those surfaces. Outside of the grilles, the entire thing is wrapped in soft-touch silicone to help with bumps, and it features small raised feet for either sitting up on the long bottom edge or flat on a table. A nylon utility loop finishes out the outside of the speaker. Curiously, there is no cover for the charging port. If you are going to take this speaker to the beach or some other dirty environment I would suggest finding a USB-C dust plug to seal it up and keep sand and other grime out. All of this is great, but how does it sound? This speaker has a single active driver and a passive radiator, as well as some internal sound routing between the two. Overall, the sound is tuned to the typical Bose signature sound, and for its size, sounds very good. It’s clean and clear at low to moderate volume, although you can hear it start to strain when pushed at higher volumes. Physics does come into play with a smaller driver element at some point. Bass is surprisingly present, although not thump your chest level. It does manage to play a very wide range of tones from the single driver, which is impressive. Compared to the Revolve+, it isn’t quite as clean or powerful, but for the size and portability, it’s quite good. This speaker also features a positional sensor so it can tell if it is upright or laying flat, and it changes the sound profile slightly to optimize for those orientations. Set in the middle of a table flat, it creates a good all around sound, and upright can fill a room or be heard clearly outside. One really cool thing is linking multiple Soundlink speakers together in “party mode”. This allows even my older first generation Revolve+ speakers to link to this new model, and create a mesh of sound around an outdoor patio. You can also set them up in left/right mode with multiple speakers for stereo sound. I used the party mode for a couple of hours between a Revolve+ and the Flex, and only had an occasional sound drop as people were walking between the speakers. Very nice feature and good to see Bose continuing to support various generations of Soundlink speakers. Overall, the Flex is a nice addition to the Bose Soundlink lineup. It’s well priced, and will create a great sound that will have your friends wondering how such a small speaker can create as full of a sound as it does, especially the tonal bass response. The addition of USB-C and the utility loop are nice touches, along with dust and waterproofing in a compact size, this speaker is built to go along on your next adventure.

Gifted this to a great friend and he truly enjoys using this speaker!

Another excellent product from BOSE. Sounds like no other Bluetooth speaker. Reach, first quality sound across the space. "EXCELLENT"

This thing really works well i'm happy to have it!

Sound quality is good except for the battery which doesn’t last long.