Bose’s latest range of speakers are equipped with all the modern connectivity options you need to make it easier to enjoy music anywhere in the home.
Responding to the shifting trends in the way people listen to music now, the speaker box giant has launched some new SoundTouch tech. With millions of people streaming music every day, these next-generation SoundTouch wireless music systems now include the new little SoundTouch 10 speaker in its line-up. All of Bose’s SoundTouch speakers have Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in for the best of both worlds, perfect for instant music and multi-room listening. With Bluetooth, you can stream any song, playlist, music service, and YouTube video directly from your phone or tablet. With Wi-Fi, you can broadcast it to as many SoundTouch speakers you have, or use the intuitive SoundTouch app to explore integrated music services, set personalised presets, and enjoy different music in different rooms. Existing users will enjoy the seamless integration of services such as Spotify and Deezer into the SoundTouch app, giving you a familiar experience within the native app’s structure.
SoundTouch has always been about the experience — what listening to streaming music at home should be like,” said John Roselli, general manager of Bose Wireless Speakers.
“We engineered everything around that simple idea. So, SoundTouch systems are easier to use than anything else available, theysound incredible, and now they let you listen to anything from your phone or tablet in as many rooms as you want. There’s nothing else like it, and the SoundTouch 10 is a great way to get started.”
The SoundTouch family of products is among the most comprehensive systems currently available, made even more accessible by the introduction of the new SoundTouch 10 speaker. It’s ideal on its own and you can add more over time, or mix and match with other SoundTouch systems, including the SoundTouch 20 and 30 Series III speakers, new SoundTouch soundbars, and new SoundTouch home cinema systems. They’re all compatible, they all talk to each other through walls and ceilings, and now they all include Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Interested in upgrading your current home music setup? The new Bose SoundTouch 10 wireless music system has an RRP of £169.95, and the new SoundTouch 20 Series III system and SoundTouch 30 Series III systems are available for £349.95 and £499.95, respectively. Bose SoundTouch soundbars and home cinema systems are available starting at the recommended retail price of £1000, although they may not be for everyone at that price point.
All new SoundTouch systems are sold at Bose.co.uk, select authorised Bose resellers and Bose retail stores. Early next year, in-app Spotify integration will be included in new systems and available to existing SoundTouch customers via a free software upgrade. For the full line of SoundTouch systems and prices, visit the Bose site.
