Bose Portable Smart Speaker vs Google Home

5 inches high and a little over 4 inches in diameter, and it weighs slightly under 2.5 pounds, so it's not all that heavy, either. The size, portabili...

It lacks highs but handles bass sufficiently for the size of the unit. For now it is just a novelty. Without added updates, its value to me will be limited.

g) (-1 star) No stereo pairing with any of Bose's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth speakers, not even with another PHS.

They fit in my ear perfectly, Google is responsive, the range on them extends from my gym locker all the way to the gym floor. Really neat product.

I purchased the *Bose Portable Speaker* for the Airplay 2 capabilities and it has been nothing but pain and heartache. I’ve been 100% disappointed in this product.

So since my entire life is basically work And I use my corporate email account for everything, This effectively means, I can't use it for my calendar ...

It works well with WIFI and Bluetooth. No early dropout. At first listen it wasn’t bad. It has more low end than the revolve+ but it seemed to leave the mids sounding a bit thin

Many of Homes shortcomings can be overcome using IFTTT programing, but it would be nice if more functionality worked right out of the box. It also doesn't have the same capabilities as Google Now on our smart phones as far as doing internet searches. I think it will be a great device once more functionality is built in.

One thing: that's missing is an audio input, so you can't connect an audio device via an auxiliary cable. This is strictly a bluetooth speaker, bose's...

There were a few hiccups, however. First, I had to buy a new wifi router because my old one was too old or inefficient; I'm not sure what the problem was, but I couldn't get the GH to connect to it. I bought a new Belkin (for about $60) and now everything works fine.

I think this is due to the design of the passive radiators. There are 3 instead of 2 now. I think Bose are pushing the limit of what the speaker can do and it is a balancing act they usually win but this speaker is not the case. It is that resonating frequency that annoys me because it is so loud compared to all other frequencies

- There are some customizable bases that are better suited to your home decor. However, these are a little pricey for fabric and metal. Nonetheless, Google Home is very soft and unassuming in its design whereas Echo feels very industrial to me personally.

I bought this hoping I could paired and play multiple room music with Alexa, but I found out I could not do it and did not allow me. I was hoping the sound quality and loudness was going to be better than the revolve but it doesn’t. So you can get a cheaper device anywhere with better sound quality and better features. In my opinion I’m planing to return this and buy another speaker that performs better and for better price

00 PRICE POINT is not to bad, "if" GOOGLE HOME offers a zillion APPS to make it work like Amazon's ECHO (Alexa). Hum..