“Packed with features and top-notch sound, it's an investment you won't regret.”

Expansive and rich sound; Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant; Elegant; minimalist design; Private headphone listening; AirPlay 2

Expensive for a small soundbar; Some music services not supported; No Chromecast option for Android

Amazing quality!!!

Sufficient quality of sounds for normal users. User friendly and easy to setup.

Great product and sound. Use the Bluetooth aspect with my phone, great sound!

Easy to set up, connect & the sound is amazing.

The Smart Soundbar 300 looks great, sounds great, and is kitted out to the degree that it could almost become the centerpiece of your living room. The ability to ask Alexa to adjust volume or change channels feels futuristic.

Fetching design, Clean sound quality, Futuristic voice features

Light on bass presence, Locked into Bose ecosystem

Bose’s smart soundbar portfolio now includes speakers for almost every type of scenario, including folks who want a Dolby Atmos home theater replacement. But its smallest and least expensive model remains the $400 Smart Soundbar 300, yet it possesses many of the features of its more expensive siblings, the $550 Soundbar 500, the $800 Soundbar 700, and the flagship $900 Smart Soundbar 900. It could be the perfect choice for those with smaller rooms (or simply smaller budgets). Is it right for you? Let’s check it out. Packed in a mostly recyclable cardboard box (with a few foam inserts that you may have to throw away) you get the Smart Soundbar 300, a power cable, an optical cable, a remote control, and a quick-start guide. Bose’s soundbar design philosophy is one that I fully endorse: These speakers should be heard, not seen. With its all-matte-black enclosure and ultra-low-profile shape, the Smart Soundbar 300 is as close to invisible as it gets. It’s going to look right at home sittin...

Expansive and rich sound; Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant; Private headphone listening; AirPlay 2, Chromecast Built-in;

Expensive for a small soundbar; Some music services not supported;

Bose’s smart soundbar portfolio now includes speakers for almost every type of scenario, including folks who want a Dolby Atmos home theater replacement. But its smallest and least expensive model remains the $400 Smart Soundbar 300, yet it possesses many of the features of its more expensive siblings, the $550 Soundbar 500, the $800 Soundbar 700, and the flagship $900 Smart Soundbar 900. It could be the perfect choice for those with smaller rooms (or simply smaller budgets). Is it right for you? Let’s check it out. Packed in a mostly recyclable cardboard box (with a few foam inserts that you may have to throw away) you get the Smart Soundbar 300, a power cable, an optical cable, a remote control, and a quick-start guide. Bose’s soundbar design philosophy is one that I fully endorse: These speakers should be heard, not seen. With its all-matte-black enclosure and ultra-low-profile shape, the Smart Soundbar 300 is as close to invisible as it gets. It’s going to look right at home sittin...

Expansive and rich sound; Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant; Private headphone listening; AirPlay 2, Chromecast Built-in;

Expensive for a small soundbar; Some music services not supported;

Bose’s smart soundbar portfolio now includes speakers for almost every type of scenario, including folks who want a Dolby Atmos home theater replacement. But its smallest and least expensive model remains the $400 Smart Soundbar 300, yet it possesses many of the features of its more expensive siblings, the $550 Soundbar 500, the $800 Soundbar 700, and the flagship $900 Smart Soundbar 900. It could be the perfect choice for those with smaller rooms (or simply smaller budgets). Is it right for you? Let’s check it out. Packed in a mostly recyclable cardboard box (with a few foam inserts that you may have to throw away) you get the Smart Soundbar 300, a power cable, an optical cable, a remote control, and a quick-start guide. Bose’s soundbar design philosophy is one that I fully endorse: These speakers should be heard, not seen. With its all-matte-black enclosure and ultra-low-profile shape, the Smart Soundbar 300 is as close to invisible as it gets. It’s going to look right at home sittin...

Expansive and rich sound; Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant; Private headphone listening; AirPlay 2, Chromecast Built-in;

Expensive for a small soundbar; Some music services not supported;

Bose’s smart soundbar portfolio now includes speakers for almost every type of scenario, including folks who want a Dolby Atmos home theater replacement. But its smallest and least expensive model remains the $400 Smart Soundbar 300, yet it possesses many of the features of its more expensive siblings, the $550 Soundbar 500, the $800 Soundbar 700, and the flagship $900 Smart Soundbar 900. It could be the perfect choice for those with smaller rooms (or simply smaller budgets). Is it right for you? Let’s check it out. Packed in a mostly recyclable cardboard box (with a few foam inserts that you may have to throw away) you get the Smart Soundbar 300, a power cable, an optical cable, a remote control, and a quick-start guide. Bose’s soundbar design philosophy is one that I fully endorse: These speakers should be heard, not seen. With its all-matte-black enclosure and ultra-low-profile shape, the Smart Soundbar 300 is as close to invisible as it gets. It’s going to look right at home sittin...

Expansive and rich sound; Choice of Alexa or Google Assistant; Private headphone listening; AirPlay 2, Chromecast Built-in;

Expensive for a small soundbar; Some music services not supported;