Article 71KXP The Bose SoundLink Plus Is Already at Its Lowest Price Before Black Friday

The Bose SoundLink Plus Is Already at Its Lowest Price Before Black Friday

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Pradershika Sharma
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A price drop always stands out more when the product in question already has a reputation for delivering above its size, and that's the case with the Bose SoundLink Plus. It hasn't been on the market for long, but it's already earned strong reviews-CNET even labeled it the Goldilocks of Bose Bluetooth speakers." And right now, ahead of Black Friday, it's down to $199 from $269, which price trackers show is the lowest it's ever been.

Bose SoundLink Plus Portable Bluetooth Speaker $199.00 at Amazon $269.00 Save $70.00 Get Deal hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1763629415.jpg hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1763629415.jpg Get Deal $199.00 at Amazon $269.00 Save $70.00

Bose positions it right in the middle of the SoundLink lineup, and you feel that balance in how it's built. It's compact enough to clip onto a backpack using its built-in nylon strap, tough enough to handle getting knocked around, and sealed against dust and full water submersion with an IP67 rating. Battery life can last up to 20 hours, depending on the volume, which is sufficient for full-day outings. However, the roughly five-hour recharge time means it's better to charge it overnight than rely on a quick boost. On the connectivity side, there's Bluetooth 5.4 with AAC and AptX Adaptive support, as well as the ability to keep two devices paired for smoother switching. What you don't get is a microphone, aux port, or any voice assistant support, which might matter if you prefer wired options or use speakers for calls.

The sound profile of this Bluetooth speaker leans into mid- and high-bass, which gives electronic and pop tracks a lively pulse without turning everything muddy. It doesn't reach into true low-bass territory, so anyone who wants thumping sub-bass may not get it here, but the punch it does deliver feels clean for its size. Vocals sit a little behind the beat in denser tracks because the mid-range pulls back slightly, though you can adjust this with the app's EQ tools. It's also worth knowing that the speaker plays everything in mono, so you lose the space and width you'd hear in a stereo mix, but its directivity is good-you don't have to stand directly in front of it to hear things clearly. That said, at higher volumes, there's some compression, which is common in speakers this size.

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