Don’t let its size fool you as the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 packs a lot of sound in its rather compact body. Besides audio coming at you it fires upwards in conjunction with supporting Dolby Atmos.

Attempting to get Dolby Atmos spatial audio from a single, small speaker inevitably means compromises are required. But with its tidy Smart Soundbar 600, Bose is trying to minimise those compromises while maximising performance. Which is very laudable and all… but is it, in fact, possible?

You may prefer to just vocalise your requirements, so the 600 has Amazon Alexa built in & it’s just above an area of LED lighting that lets you know what the 600 is up to and with the mics on, Alexa is just as responsive and helpful here as in every other application. Fans of Google Assistant will have to have an appropriate smart speaker on a common network to use their assistant of choice.

• eARC HDMI
• Five carefully arranged speaker drivers
• Wired and wireless connectivity The most effective when it’s at its most simple. There’s no option to run any room-calibration software, just position the 600 in front of (or beneath) your TV. Fire up some content with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack and you’re living your best life.
• Big, immersive Dolby Atmos sound
• Tonality might best be described as luxurious
• Dynamic and detailed It’s not difficult to get the Smart Soundbar 600 to the point of readiness. And it’s equally easy to enjoy the sound it makes when it’s given some Dolby Atmos content to sink its teeth into.

The Bose Music app, meanwhile, takes care of pretty much everything. It’s where you can integrate the 600 into a multichannel surround-sound system using wireless Bose speakers and a subwoofer.

Great secondhand and comes with remote control. Happy to demonstrate when pickup and explain all features of this SoundBar.

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