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New QVC Customers: Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker Series 2 (Various Colors) $104.98 + Free Shipping

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QVC [qvc.com] has for new customers Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker (2nd Gen) (Various Colors) on sale for $119.98 - $15 when you apply promo code HELLO15 at checkout. Shipping is free
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QVC [qvc.com] has for new customers Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker (2nd Gen) (Various Colors) on sale for $119.98 - $15 when you apply promo code HELLO15 at checkout. Shipping is free
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    • Blue Dusk
    • Sandstone
    • Fog Grey
    • Twilight Blue

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Apr 16, 2026 9:52 AM
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pwisenApr 16, 2026 9:52 AM
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Sweet
Apr 16, 2026 6:46 PM
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NotSoCMartApr 16, 2026 6:46 PM
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Get it while you can... QVC/HSN may not be around much longer from what I am reading...
Apr 16, 2026 11:13 PM
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slicktomorrowApr 16, 2026 11:13 PM
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great price!
Apr 17, 2026 12:57 PM
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XMotoXApr 17, 2026 12:57 PM
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Quote from NotSoCMart View quoted comment :
Get it while you can... QVC/HSN may not be around much longer from what I am reading...
probably cause of all those new customers
Apr 19, 2026 8:26 PM
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1dash1Apr 19, 2026 8:26 PM
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Picked up two Bose Soundlink Flex speakers (original version) about a month ago from QVC for a total of $120, including tax. I've been very happy with them. And I am glad that I bought two speakers, the stereo effect and wider soundstage are what I appreciate the most about the purchase.

For those who might be on the bubble on choosing between the Gen 1 and Gen 2 speakers, here's what I've read about the differences (in order of priority):
  • The latest version has much less sound delay. The reported lip-synching issues when watching videos in the Gen 1 version is almost unnoticeable in the Gen 2 speakers. (My own experience using the Gen. 1 speakers is that the synch issues are overrated. Even when paired for stereo - which is purportedly when the delays are magnified - I find the delays to be tolerable. Noticeable? Yes. But nonetheless tolerable. Note: That might be because I'm viewing the video playback on a 32" monitor. Perhaps the effects might be more noticeable when viewing it on a 60"+ home theater screen.)
  • Gen 2 speakers come with a synch button that helps to connect the two speakers. Greatly simplifies the pairing process over Gen 1.
  • The latest version has added a rudimentary 3-band sound equalization on the Bose app. Some users report the new equalizer to be useful in tweaking the response.
  • The new version is slightly "brighter" in overall sound.
  • The original version is slightly louder in overall volume.
  • Battery life is reportedly longer for the new version because of the newer Bluetooth, but not significantly so.
  • Connectivity and distance are supposedly improved under the new version's Bluetooth 5.3. However, I haven't found any users who claim they saw any significant improvement in these areas.
  • Gen 1 will link only with Gen 1 speakers. Ditto for Gen 2 speakers. You cannot interconnect the two versions.
  • Both versions have built-in microphones for taking phone calls.
Last edited by 1dash1 April 19, 2026 at 07:50 PM.
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Apr 20, 2026 5:41 AM
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1dash1Apr 20, 2026 5:41 AM
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I found a small camera bag that is suitable for carrying a pair of SoundLink Flex speakers. $21.99 at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SG271TT

Note: I tried to load the pictures showing just how well the two speakers fit into this bag, but I can't seem to get SD to load any of them. You'll just have to take my word on it that a pair of Soundlink Flex speakers comfortably fit into this bag with ample room to spare for a power bank and USB-C cables.

Note2: I prepared a YT video demonstrating how well the Besnfoto Camera Bag works as a carrying bag for the Flex speakers. https://youtu.be/nx3VI2W2JKo
Last edited by 1dash1 April 20, 2026 at 10:06 PM.
Apr 21, 2026 1:21 AM
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phrodiniApr 21, 2026 1:21 AM
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Quote from 1dash1 View quoted comment :
Picked up two Bose Soundlink Flex speakers (original version) about a month ago from QVC for a total of $120, including tax. I've been very happy with them. And I am glad that I bought two speakers, the stereo effect and wider soundstage are what I appreciate the most about the purchase.For those who might be on the bubble on choosing between the Gen 1 and Gen 2 speakers, here's what I've read about the differences (in order of priority):
  • The latest version has much less sound delay. The reported lip-synching issues when watching videos in the Gen 1 version is almost unnoticeable in the Gen 2 speakers. (My own experience using the Gen. 1 speakers is that the synch issues are overrated. Even when paired for stereo - which is purportedly when the delays are magnified - I find the delays to be tolerable. Noticeable? Yes. But nonetheless tolerable. Note: That might be because I'm viewing the video playback on a 32" monitor. Perhaps the effects might be more noticeable when viewing it on a 60"+ home theater screen.)
  • Gen 2 speakers come with a synch button that helps to connect the two speakers. Greatly simplifies the pairing process over Gen 1.
  • The latest version has added a rudimentary 3-band sound equalization on the Bose app. Some users report the new equalizer to be useful in tweaking the response.
  • The new version is slightly "brighter" in overall sound.
  • The original version is slightly louder in overall volume.
  • Battery life is reportedly longer for the new version because of the newer Bluetooth, but not significantly so.
  • Connectivity and distance are supposedly improved under the new version's Bluetooth 5.3. However, I haven't found any users who claim they saw any significant improvement in these areas.
  • Gen 1 will link only with Gen 1 speakers. Ditto for Gen 2 speakers. You cannot interconnect the two versions.
  • Both versions have built-in microphones for taking phone calls.
It's said Gen one has more bass than the 2nd.. If I was getting one, 1st Gen for me. As long as the bass portion isn't muddy

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1dash1Apr 21, 2026 5:25 AM
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Quote from phrodini View quoted comment :
It's said Gen one has more bass than the 2nd.. If I was getting one, 1st Gen for me. As long as the bass portion isn't muddy
To me, it is a very clean-sounding speaker. I'm not a bass-head, so the Gen 1 speaker delivers a great bang-for-the-buck performance. Not bass-heavy and not overly-crisp. Like Goldilocks, it's just right (for me)!

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