Bose SoundLink Revolve

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Top-quality Bluetooth audio, but you pay through the nose for it

Bose has been thinking out of the box when it comes to audio design and quality. This time Bose has done it again with the Bose Soundlink Revolve, an omni-directional speaker. As the name suggests, the speaker is able to project sound in 360 degrees. Here is our full review.

While it isn’t the cheapest Bluetooth speaker out there, the Bose Soundlink Revolve comes with all the performance and durability you may need. You get

It’s no secret that I — and my colleagues at Ausdroid — are rather fond of Bose gear. We’ve reviewed plenty of it, from the first time I used a Bose Soundtouch speaker, to Phil’s review of the excellent Bose QC35 noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones, and Scott’s reviews of various Bose earphones for the more fitness […]

In the end, you get from Bose what you almost always get from Bose: A minimal, stylish speaker that sounds really good.

If you buy a Bluetooth speaker in 2017, you want it to be a little more useful than just being a squat black box that creates mediocre sound. The new Bose Revolve and Revolve Plus follow the tried-and-tested UE Boom formula: a waterproof, 360-degree Bluetooth speaker with great sound quality...

This clever little device from Bose promises true 360-degree audio that boasts some impressive sound and more importantly wireless enjoyment with very easy

Bose launched its new range of portable Bluetooth speakers a while back. We received the SoundLink Revolve and Revolve+ for a test drive. Wh

The Bose SoundLink Revolve was the one speaker we tested that sounded so good we almost thought the sound was coming from a full-fledged stereo system. If...

Will it be able to do justice to the brand’s legacy? Let’s find out.

Audiophiles might blanch at the presence of a single full-range transducer, but we have no complaints about its performance.

The most popular trend for wireless speaker fanatics is smart voice assistants right now, with the Amazon Echo, Google Home and Apple HomePod commanding a huge amount of attention. Is there any point in buying a speaker any more that

The Bose SoundLink Revolve II’s strengths are its design and a 360-degree-firing speaker that produces decent results in several attributes, especially at low and nominal volumes.

The Bose SoundLink Revolve+ II is a portable Bluetooth speaker with water resistance and the ability to connect to your home audio system.