The Bose SoundLink Flex Portable Bluetooth Speaker (2nd Gen) packs big, bold sound in a portable size that's perfect for sharing tunes and good times anywhere on your travels
Take advantage of the surprisingly powerful performance of this Bose wireless speaker with its clear, balanced, high-fidelity audio and deep bass that is easy to take with you
This Bluetooth speaker is small enough to fit in your hand or clip onto a bag using the utility loop, plus it has up to 12 hours of battery life* so you can focus on the fun at the beach, hikes, or pool
This IP67 rated Bose portable Bluetooth speaker is waterproof and dustproof and is wrapped in a durable, silicone-wrapped body to withstand drops, shocks, and rust
Amp up the adventure with more sound when you link two compatible Bose speakers, choose Stereo Mode for left and right channels, or go for Party Mode for even bigger, bolder sound
Stand it up, lay it back, or hang it in the shower, this small Bluetooth speaker uses PositionIQ technology to sense the speaker orientation and automatically adjusts for the best sound possible
This outdoor speaker uses Bluetooth 5.3 to ensure a continuous connection to your device from up to 30 feet away and can pair to multiple devices at once using multipoint technology
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The Bose SoundLink Flex Portable Bluetooth Speaker (2nd Gen) packs big, bold sound in a portable size that's perfect for sharing tunes and good times anywhere on your travels
Take advantage of the surprisingly powerful performance of this Bose wireless speaker with its clear, balanced, high-fidelity audio and deep bass that is easy to take with you
This Bluetooth speaker is small enough to fit in your hand or clip onto a bag using the utility loop, plus it has up to 12 hours of battery life* so you can focus on the fun at the beach, hikes, or pool
This IP67 rated Bose portable Bluetooth speaker is waterproof and dustproof and is wrapped in a durable, silicone-wrapped body to withstand drops, shocks, and rust
Amp up the adventure with more sound when you link two compatible Bose speakers, choose Stereo Mode for left and right channels, or go for Party Mode for even bigger, bolder sound
Stand it up, lay it back, or hang it in the shower, this small Bluetooth speaker uses PositionIQ technology to sense the speaker orientation and automatically adjusts for the best sound possible
This outdoor speaker uses Bluetooth 5.3 to ensure a continuous connection to your device from up to 30 feet away and can pair to multiple devices at once using multipoint technology
Our research indicates that this offer is $20 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $119.
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The Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen is a compact Bluetooth speaker that stands out for strong sound, solid build quality, and easy portability. It is praised as especially good for backpacking and for parties, with clear highs and mids and bass that can become surprisingly big when placed near a wall or in a corner. The main knocks are that bass can feel light at normal placement, and the Bose app can be frustrating when pairing two speakers. At $99, it reads as a capable small speaker with a few tradeoffs.
Backpackers wanting a compact speaker for long trips, because it sounds really good while staying a lot less bulky.
Party hosts needing a small speaker with strong room-filling bass, because placing it near a wall or corner can amplify the bass into phenomenal output for its size.
Listeners who prefer clear highs and mids over boomy bass, because it sounds great in that tuning and compares closely with other well-built portable speakers.
People who need reliable stereo pairing for quick setup, because app-based pairing can become frustrating and fail when the speakers need to work immediately.
The SoundLink Flex may sound less bass-forward than some competing portable speakers, such as Sony models, which can affect satisfaction for bass-focused listening.
The SoundLink Flex can be less cost-effective than alternatives like the Soundcore Motion 300 when the cheaper option offers a better EQ experience in its app.
It sounds very good and is much less bulky than larger speakers like the Sony XB43, making it easy to take on long backpacking trips. Bass is solid for its size, and placing it near a wall or in a corner with a small gap can make the bass sound much stronger.
The Gen 1 certified refurbished model is $69.99, so the new Gen 2 costs about $30 more. That extra cost is justified for many shoppers if they want a brand-new unit and the newer generation.
Two speakers can be paired through the app, but the process can be unreliable and frustrating. The app may work well for long stretches and then fail when you need it quickly.
Both speakers have excellent build quality and sound very close overall. The Soundcore Motion 300 has boomier bass and a better EQ in its app, while the Bose emphasizes highs and mids.
It's alright. I got one but returned it due to lack of bass. Of course you can't expect that much from such a small speaker but it wasn't worth it for the price. You can find speakers from no name brands that sound similar for less money.
Trying to pair two of these speakers with the app can be a huge pain in the ass.
It'll work relatively well for long stretches, and then just absolutely suck sometimes. The app is really garbage and has never gotten better.
I really like the speakers when they work, but after having pairing issues many times when I really just needed them to work quickly, I'll never buy Bose wireless again.
I recently bought this and the Soundcore Motion 300 to compare. Both of them have excellent build quality and sound very close in terms of sound quality. If you like boomy bass the Soundcore is the one to get. Bose sounded great if you like high and mids, but I ended up keeping the Soundcore because the Soundcore app has a better EQ and it was almost $50 cheaper.
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Very good and powerful by itself. If put in a corner or close to the wall with a little gap, it will amplify the very good bass into phenomenal bass for it's size. Devices this small making such big bass remind me why Bose is one of the best.
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The Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen is a compact Bluetooth speaker that stands out for strong sound, solid build quality, and easy portability. It is praised as especially good for backpacking and for parties, with clear highs and mids and bass that can become surprisingly big when placed near a wall or in a corner. The main knocks are that bass can feel light at normal placement, and the Bose app can be frustrating when pairing two speakers. At $99, it reads as a capable small speaker with a few tradeoffs.
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It sounds very good and is much less bulky than larger speakers like the Sony XB43, making it easy to take on long backpacking trips. Bass is solid for its size, and placing it near a wall or in a corner with a small gap can make the bass sound much stronger.
The Gen 1 certified refurbished model is $69.99, so the new Gen 2 costs about $30 more. That extra cost is justified for many shoppers if they want a brand-new unit and the newer generation.
Two speakers can be paired through the app, but the process can be unreliable and frustrating. The app may work well for long stretches and then fail when you need it quickly.
Both speakers have excellent build quality and sound very close overall. The Soundcore Motion 300 has boomier bass and a better EQ in its app, while the Bose emphasizes highs and mids.
The SE version without a mic is reportedly available at Costco warehouse for $80. That gives a lower-cost option if you do not need the microphone.
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It'll work relatively well for long stretches, and then just absolutely suck sometimes. The app is really garbage and has never gotten better.
I really like the speakers when they work, but after having pairing issues many times when I really just needed them to work quickly, I'll never buy Bose wireless again.
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