I tested Bose’s new entry-level soundbar — and while it has no Dolby Atmos, its dialogue clarity beats the Sonos Beam 2 for movies and Netflix shows
The Bose TV Speaker 2nd Gen sounds much bigger than it looks. Despite its small stature, it fills the room and sounds excellent while doing so.
The Bose TV Speaker 2nd Gen is a small, 23-inch soundbar priced at $299 or £299. It features a center tweeter for improved dialogue clarity and high-frequency separation, as well as an extra bass button. The soundbar has received positive reviews for its impressive sound quality, clear dialogue, and distinct sound effects for movies and Netflix shows.
However, it lacks Dolby Atmos support and is considered relatively expensive. Despite these drawbacks, the Bose TV Speaker 2nd Gen is praised for its impressive sound performance considering its compact size and affordable price point.
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