Bose has added a new member to its prestigious portable Bluetooth speaker line in the SoundLink Max , which combines telling stamina with rugged strength and punchy auditory sensation .
The SoundLink Max keep abreast in the pace of a redoubtable Bluetooth speaker range from the American brand , which includes the ubiquitousBose SoundLink Mini IIand the outdoorsyBose SoundLink Flex .
The SoundLink Max employs a Bose Articulated Array made up of three transducer across the front of the speaker deliver a more wide stereo output , pad by two peaceful radiators providing deep bass .
Bose has also used some of its own soundbar engineering , in conjunctive with digital signal processing , to minimise distortion . The result : a full and natural sound output .
Meanwhile , an IP67 rating reflects its power to fend off water and dust alike .
As the name suggests , this is a importantly bigger speaker unit than previous SoundLink mood . At 265 x 120 x 105 mm , and with a weight of 2.27 kilogram , it dwarfs the other speakers mentioned on this list .
Thankfully , Bose has supplied a removable rope handle for haul it around . It ’s also bundling in an optional rope carrying stray so you’re able to bewilder it over your shoulder .
shine that sizing , the Bose SoundLink Max pack a serious electric battery that ’s capable of going 20 hours of continuous play between care . you could also use it to charge your headphone via the USB - C port , while an AUX input will enable you to connect using a traditional sound recording jack .
In terms of wireless connectivity you ’re looking at Bluetooth 5.3 , while the SBC and AAC codecs are supported . It also supports Snapdragon Sound with the in style Qualcomm aptC Adaptive codec for your high - definition audio needs . Google Fast Pair should insure no - fuss connectivity with Android gimmick .
The Bose SoundLink Max go on sale in Black or Blue Dusk on June 4 , with pre - orderliness curtain raising on theBose websitefrom May 14 . It ’ll be priced at £ 399 .
