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Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Speaker with Microphone, Wireless Waterproof Speaker for Travel, Outdoor and Pool Use, Black

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Color: Black


Features

  • STATE-OF-ART DESIGN: SoundLink Flex outdoor speaker is packed with exclusive technologies and a custom-engineered transducer for deep, clear, and immersive audio at home or on the go
  • CLEAREST POSSIBLE SOUND: Proprietary Position Qtechnology automatically detects the position of your portable Bluetooth speaker for optimal sound quality in any orientation or environment
  • WATERPROOF WIRELESS SPEAKER FOR TRAVEL: SoundLink Flex is rigorously tested to meet IP67 waterproof speaker standards. Crafted and sealed with waterproof materials, it even floats ideal for outdoor adventures
  • PORTABLE BLUETOOTH SPEAKER: Built to resist water, dust, and debris, in a design that withstands drops and rust, this compact speaker goes wherever you do. Its also easy to hold and store, and resistant to corrosion and UV light
  • RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: Portable speaker charges through USB-C cable (included). Lithium-ion battery offers up to 12 hours of life per charge
  • BUILT-IN MICROPHONE: You can make and receive calls through the portable Bluetooth speaker. Just one button accesses your phone's Siri or Google Assistant voice input
  • BOSE CONNECT APP: App automatically updates the portable Bluetooth speaker with the latest software, allows you to customize settings, unlock product features, and more
  • Charging time: approximately 4 hours when using the original cable.
  • BOSE SIMPLESYNC TECHNOLOGY: SimpleSync pairs your Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker to compatible Bose products for sound that follows you from room to room. Away from your phone? Press and hold the Bluetooth button on each device to sync their sound. Already got a group going? Link by pressing the Action button to connect at a moments notice

Description

The SoundLink Flex Bluetooth speaker does more than just immerse you – it provides a strong connection to your music. With crisp audio free of distortions, you’ll hear every instrument on the track and nuance in the vocals. It doesn’t matter how the portable speaker is positioned: PositionIQ technology detects its orientation and ensures the best sound. The portable Bluetooth speaker is packed with exclusive technologies. The transducer offers clear sound and deep bass. Its digital signal processing technologies, proprietary code, and custom algorithms work together for ideal sound quality wherever you are. Really, wherever, since the SoundLink Flex is an IP67 waterproof speaker. Its exterior can handle falls, the coat won’t peel or flake, and it resists corrosion and UV light. It’s also easy to hold or store, and you can secure the outdoor speaker with its utility loop. Rigorously tested to meet an IP67 rating, the SoundLink Flex is waterproof. It floats, too, so it won’t sink if it falls off your boat. For added protection from dust and debris, the Bluetooth speaker is crafted and sealed with waterproof materials. Plus, to ensure it can travel with you, Bose subjected the outdoor speaker to water, temperature, and drop tests. These proved that it’s durable enough for anything. And its battery offers up to 12 hours of unplugged play time. The Bose Connect app lets you customize the portable speaker settings, update software, and more. If your phone isn’t nearby, press and hold a button on the IP67 waterproof speaker to access your phone’s Siri or Google Assistant. A built-in microphone means you can also take and make phone calls through the SoundLink Flex. It also connects to other Bluetooth devices within 30 feet for even bigger sound.

Brand: Bose


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 5 Watts


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Mounting Type: No Mount


Material: Plastic


Model Name: Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth speaker


Speaker Type: Portable Speaker


Special Feature: Waterproof


Recommended Uses For Product: For Music Players


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Controller Type: Button, App Control, Voice Control


Color: Black


Battery Life: 12 Hours


Included Components: USB-cable, Speaker


Product Dimensions: 2.05"D x 7.91"W x 3.54"H


Item Weight: 1.3 Pounds


Is Waterproof: TRUE


Charging Time: 12 Hours


Warranty Type: Limited


Maximum Range: 9 Meters


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: App, Voice


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Speaker Size: 9 Centimeters


Power Source: Battery Powered


Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 81.6 dB


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Bluetooth Range: 3E+1 Feet


Number of Microphones: 1


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, USB


Includes MP3 player?: No


Number of Power Levels: 5


Number of USB 2 Ports: 1


UPC: 017817832014


Style: Gen 1


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor


Manufacturer: Bose


Item Weight: 1.3 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Item model number: 865983-0100


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 14, 2021


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My perfect speaker would be the size of my Soundmatters Dash 7 and sound like my Marshall Woburn. I haven't found it yet, so I keep looking. The Bose Soundlink Flex is certainly not that perfect speaker. It sounds very good but like every speaker you see pictured, it has its shortcomings. Because the Flex and Emberton II are the cream of my 'portables', that is where I spent most of my time doing comparisons. Battery life - If I am goingt to listen for several hours, I will have a charger available, portable if needed. This is a non-issue for me. 12 hours is sufficient imo. Ease of use - I had trouble with the initial connection to my Fold 3. Once connected, it's been flawless. App - I'm tired of apps. I don't use them. It needs to sound good out of the box.....and the Flex does. Latency - The Flex has more lag than the Emberton II if you plan to pair with video. Volume - this speaker does not get very loud and distorts over 60% volume. I can measure later but guessing around 80-85dbs at 3 meters is all you're going to get before losing fidelity. The sad thing is...it's louder than the Emberton and the bass is punchier. Anyway, neither is my idea of a "party speaker". And most important sound quality: The Bose sounds very good out of the box. It's a more powerful speaker than the Emberton II. The bass is pretty awesome until its not. The Bose hits on lower notes than the Emberton II but with a caveat. Once you get so low, the Marshall's bass simply disappears. On the Bose, once you get so low, you lose tonal separation and the bass sounds artificial to me. There is definitely a peak in the treble on the Bose, too. Highs can be a little harsh at times. The sound is more technical on the Bose, whereas the highs on the Marshall are rounded and warm. Vocals and instruments in the mid frequency range just sound better to me on the Marshall in general. Bass sounds better on the Bose. Pick your poison. Like I said, neither are perfect but both are pretty dang good. ... show more
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