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Now available: The "Bose SoundLink Max" speaker

Kim Muntinga
4.3.2025
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Bose is expanding its portfolio with the "SoundLink Max", its largest Bluetooth speaker to date. According to the manufacturer, it promises "perfect party sound in stereo" and supports the aptX Adaptive codec.

The "Bose SoundLink Max" is an extension of the popular SoundLink series from Bose. It is the brand's new flagship in this area and the largest Bluetooth speaker from Bose to date.

The speaker uses a "Bose Articulated Array" with three transducers at the front of the speaker to provide a spatial stereo experience. The "SoundLink Max" has two passive radiators for deep bass. According to the manufacturer, digital signal processing is also used to reduce distortion. You can also adjust the sound to your needs using the equaliser in the Bose app. According to Bose, Bluetooth 5.3 should ensure a stable and uninterrupted connection within a radius of nine metres of your device. The Bluetooth speaker is available in black and blue.

Bose SoundLink Max (20 h, Rechargeable battery operated)
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Bose SoundLink Max

20 h, Rechargeable battery operated

The "Bose SoundLink Max" is also designed for outdoor use. The housing is made of steel, coated with silicone and powder-coated. According to the manufacturer, this makes the speaker resistant to drops and scratches. The "SoundLink Max" is also protected against dust and water in accordance with IP67. The Bluetooth speaker weighs just under 2.2 kilograms. It is 26.5 centimetres wide, 16.2 centimetres high and 10.5 centimetres deep. A detachable cord handle is used for transport. Optionally, you can also purchase a shoulder strap like a handbag.

According to Bose, you can save up to eight device connections via Bluetooth with the "SoundLink Max". Pairing works via Google Fast Pair. By using multipoint connectivity, you can connect the speaker to two paired source devices at the same time and switch back and forth between them.

In addition, the speaker is compatible with Bose's "SimpleSync" technology. This enables connection to other speakers or the Bose Smart Soundbar, allowing audio playback to be extended to other rooms. In addition to Bluetooth, you can also choose to use an AUX cable to connect to a smartphone. In addition to AAC and SBC, the Qualcomm aptX Adaptive Code is also supported.

According to the manufacturer, the integrated battery lasts up to 20 hours. It is charged via USB-C. You can also use this USB-C port to supply power to a connected mobile phone and use your speaker as a power bank for a short time.

Accessories

When it comes to accessories for the "Bose SoundLink Max", you can choose between two different coloured shoulder straps and four different carrying handles.

Shoulder straps

Carrying handles

Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle (Tote bag)
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Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle

Tote bag

Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle (Tote bag)
Audio accessories
−38%
only 7 of 7 remaining on sale
CHF13.– was CHF20.90

Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle

Tote bag

Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle (Tote bag)
Audio accessories
−32%
only 7 of 7 remaining on sale
CHF14.90 was CHF22.–

Bose SoundLink Max carrying handle

Tote bag

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