Bose SoundTouch 20 Series III Wireless (Bluetooth/Wi-Fi) Speaker - Black A

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Equipped with the latest sound technology and the smartest features a music system can have, the Bose SoundTouch 20 offers high quality sound and a compact design. Aux and USB inputs let you hardwire your portable music devices too, the latter another route for receiving software updates. It’s a neat shortcut, and one of the SoundTouch’s biggest assets: ideal for quickly tuning into your favourite radio station or replaying your new favourite album. You could kick-start your morning with the perfect high-energy playlist, enjoy Internet radio stations through TuneIn as you whip up dinner, or add some ambiance to your evening.The SoundTouch 20 wireless speaker brings it all home, packing enough clear, robust sound for bedrooms, kitchens and most other rooms. In terms of power consumption, the SoundTouch 20 Series III has a typical power consumption of 90 W.

The speaker supports DLNA playback from remote devices as well of the file formats MP3, WMA, AAC and Apple Lossless -- FLAC support is on the way. In the case of the Bose, you have to connect each unit to your PC via USB and then place the speaker where you want it. Not only will you get the most from your music—you’ll also get our obsession with delivering better sound. With just a few taps, the SoundTouch app turns your phone or tablet into a powerful controller, letting you listen to the same music everywhere, or different music in different rooms.Like Sonos, the system doesn't tell you tell you which format your music is in, and if it encounters a file type it can't play, the player can simply halt without a warning message (Bose engineers told us this happened because we were playing files from a networked server). Six ‘preset’ buttons let you favourite artists, albums, playlists or internet radio channels for one-touch access. While there's virtually no stereo image (the drivers on all these tabletop speakers are spaced too closely together), voices are bold and well-formed. We’ve never been won over by the sound quality you get streaming through Airplay, so this is a good move which could win over a bigger crowd. The Bose arguably sounds better than the Play:5, with a warm, focused sound that flatters most material.

So, while it may be a little while before it truly catches up to Sonos on the software/services end of things, at least you can have some confidence that Bose is in the multiroom wireless game to stay, and could be one of the significant players in that arena in the coming years. The remote enables the same functionality as the system’s button pad (power, volume, set/play presets, auxiliary mode).Speaker Systems, Sounddocks, Speakers including Multimedia Speakers, Portable Audio Speakers, Headphones and Home Cinema Systems, plus Multi Room Systems and Out Door all Weather Speakers. To make the party happening, download the SoundTouch app and stream as much as music as you want through Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and other Internet radio stations wirelessly. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia curae; Nam placerat vitae mauris ac condimentum.