Bose SoundLink Mini II - Wireless Speaker Black

Tres bon produit mais je préfère le nouveau modèle

La llevo usando 7 años y no me ha dado ningún problema. La batería dura bastantes horas a volumen moderado, los materiales son de primera, el tiempo de carga es de algo más de dos horas y su portabilidad es genial, es muy compacta y pesa cerca de un kilo. En cuanto al sonido, no creo que se le pueda pedir más a un parlante de estas dimensiones. Tiene un sonido bien balanceado, y bajos nítidos, pero no con mucho punch. Si estás buscando algo más plano/analítico, esta NO ES la mejor opción. La volvería a comprar sin lugar a dudas, aunque me llama la atención que haya subido tanto de precio, la compré en casi un tercio del precio del que está actualmente. No sé si valga la pena pagar tanto por una bocina como esta, considero que hay muchas otras opciones más asequibles y de igual o mejor calidad por el precio.

Sound is great but I already had a speaker. I got it for the microphone. It doesn’t work on Skype which is what I primarily needed it for. In addition when it does work on Zoom or Teams The microphone cuts in and out. Another thing it does is cuts all the audio out if I use it for a meeting and I can’t join another meeting until I restart the computer. VCs were a major part of the promotion for the product so I’m not happy.

I am a bit of a bluetooth audio junkie... audiophile? I've tried many dozens of bluetooth speakers (ultra-portable, portable, and tabletop), headsets, and more recently, earbuds. I first bought the original SoundLink Mini 4 or 5 years ago... and have bought many, many competitive offerings. In this ultraportable range, very good ones are from Bang & Olufsen (A1, A2 and P6). Surprisingly bad ones are from Bowers & Wilkins (T7) and KEF (Gravity One). Mediocrity resounds with Bose's own successor to the Mini, the Revolve and Revolve+, as well as the little brother of my all-around, all-time favorite bluetooth speaker, the Klipsch KMC-3 - the Klipsch Groove. For all of these contenders, and I want to emphasize that the B&O speakers are VERY good - you can't be unhappy with them - the Bose SoundLink Mini was, is, and apparently always will be, the biggest-sounding speaker in a little package. They have literally mastered the fluid dynamics of speaker engineering in a way that apparently cannot be replicated or beaten. And believe me, I've looked. Every cubic millimeter in this speaker generates good sound. The bass is phenomenal, that's really its party trick - but when you listen to this side-by-side with a cheaper, but similar-sized speaker, you notice that midranges are present, vocal, warm. You hear the treble with sparkling accuracy, and if you squint a little, even some stereo separation. I continue to look for someone who takes the art of sound further, in a similar or smaller package, but after years and dozens of tries - cheaper options and much more expensive options - sometimes expecting the contender not to stand up, sometimes with optimism - nothing, and I mean nothing, sounds as good, for being as small, as this. I like this so much that I bought several extra ones. I'll keep them on the shelf in case mine dies (I bought both the Mini and the Mini II). I'll give them as gifts. This is very, very well worth my money, and yours. Keep in mind, I'm also not comparing semi-portable or tabletop speakers in this. I have tried many, and kept several, incredibly good ones there too. Portables: Klipsch KMC-3, Peachtree Audio Deepblue, Aiwa Exos-9. Tabletop: the tight, controlled, punchy and precise Klipsch The Three, and the unbelievable, thunderous, ridiculously good Polk Woodbourne. I'm not claiming that the SoundLink Mini beats everything. I'm claiming that you will never hear a bigger tiny speaker in your life. Buy one. Put it in a corner - a few inches from the wall. Kitchen or bathroom counter. Play your favorite music at moderate volume. Prepare for jaw to hit the floor. 'Nuff said. Do it again Bose. The Revolve does not.

I really like it other than I paid more money buying it from Amazon. The price is at least a hundred dollars less at Costco. But I really liked it so I kept instead of returning it.