#BOSE REVOLVE 2 PORTABLE#
In addition to being a great home product, it is designed to be portable and is small enough to fit in your backpack. Plus, it looks good anywhere in the house. It is the perfect size to move from room to room.
#BOSE REVOLVE 2 FULL#
This results in omnidirectional audio – no sweet or dead spots as you walk around the speaker.īose claims that this setup allows the speaker to create a full 360-degree sound around the speaker without any blind spots.
Mids and trebles are handled by a downward-facing transducer that uses a deflector plate to distribute the sound across a room.
The dual passive radiator allows the Revolve to fill out the lower ends of the audio spectrum. The inside of the Revolve has a dual passive radiator setup that runs up the speaker’s sides.
#BOSE REVOLVE 2 BLUETOOTH#
You can cycle through them by pressing the Bluetooth button. The Revolve can remember up to eight Bluetooth devices. Long-pressing this button will give you access to a virtual assistant when the Revolve is connected to the appropriate device. You can take calls on the Revolve’s speaker by answering with the multi-function button. In addition to using the Bose app, the Revolve is designed to integrate and function with your phone. An LED light will indicate if you have connected the Revolve with other devices. You can also adjust the auto-off timer and turn off voice reminders. The app provides essential information and settings like battery level, volume control, and playback. Unfortunately, the bose app does not feature any digital EQ to optimize the sound on the two speakers. It is the same app that most Bose devices use, so you can manage them from the same place if you have multiple Bose products. The app gives you the option of using the speakers in stereo or mono, depending on if they are in the same room or not.īose Connect is easy to use and well-designed. When you open Bose Connect, select “Party Mode” to pair the speakers.
#BOSE REVOLVE 2 FREE#
However, it is more convenient to use Bose’s free app, Bose Connect. Pairing the Revolve with another speaker can be done on the speaker. You can turn off these spoken prompts, but I find the vocal reminders useful. The speaker will tell you when it’s connected or if it can’t find a device to pair with. The SoundLink Revolve includes Bose’s vocal prompts. This feature will work up to a range of 10m. The Revolve is programmed to be paired with another Revolve speaker for stereo sound or sound amplification. The USB charger works great and comes with the speaker.) ( Editor’s Note: Don’t waste the money on the charging cradle. This charger allows you to charge the speaker without plugging and unplugging the USB cable. The charging cradle comes in at $29.95, and it uses the cable and wall adapter that comes with the speaker. Unfortunately, Bose sells this charging cradle separately, unlike the SoundLink Mini II, which comes with its charging cradle. The Revolve has a charging cradle that is similar to the bottom of a kettle. The base also contains the connection for the Resolve’s micro-USB charging cable. Finally, there is a 3.5 mm input should you want to hardwire this speaker to other audio sources. The Threaded tripod mount allows you to attach the speaker to a wall mount or stand for optimal sound projection. The speaker has a rubberized base that is designed to absorb impacts if you do drop the speaker.Īdditionally, you can find the pins for an optional charging dock and a threaded tripod mount. The Revolve’s microphone is also located on the top of the speaker so it can hear you from any direction. Additionally, there is a microphone for voice commands or using the Revolve as a speakerphone. The multi-function button can play/pause or be held down to connect with Siri or Google Assistant. The buttons are molded into the speaker’s top and include on/off, volume up, volume down, aux input, and a multi-function button. On the top of the speaker, there are buttons that control the speaker. The Resolve feels like a quality product and will handle the wear and tear of regular use. The outer panel of the speaker has perforations for the speakers on the lower half. The speaker has a rubberized base and buttons. The Bose SoundLink Revolve features a seamless aluminum housing in either silver or black, a circular top, and a slightly larger circular bottom. It feels solidly built when you hold it but still fits in the palm of your hand. Weighing in at 1.5 pounds and roughly 6 by 3.3 by 3.3 inches (HWD), the Bose Revolve is a petite speaker, and I can see it fitting into just about any space in your home.
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