Bass Module 500 - Black - Wireless, Compact Subwoofer

When it arrives you will wonder whether it was worth it, its small. But when its on, even at 20% volume, I promise you have never experienced bass like this before. It is punchier than a sub double its size!! You will not be disappointed with this. Our room size it 5m by 10m and seating is 4m from the speaker and the bass fills the entire space. In fact you can hear it form the rooms upstairs which are double the size of the viewing room. Phenominally powerful and full sounding sub. We have it paired with SoundBar 500, I dont think we will ever replace this system. Its the perfect all rounder

Small footprint and light, and while the power might not be comparable Bass Module 700 and Lifestyle Home Theater subs, this surprises with the life it breathes into my Smart Soundbar 300. Am absolutely happy with it for my bedroom setup. Bose sound signature as you would expect.

Very nice quality Really enhances the Bose 700 Sound Bar

There is problem in sound … bomb kind sound when we increase the volume

Less bass than expected. You need to crank up the volume to feel the bass... And it's in a 5m x 4m room

Totally unreliable. Bose quality is down nowadays. I bought this 2 years ago and it just conked out. Jumbo service is pathetic and it took 2 weeks to get it repaired and costed AED 250 to rectify the diodes. Previously had owned a Bose Acoustimass system which I used for nearly 20 years without any problem. CAnnot vouch for newer Bose systems.....totally dissappointed.

Super. But you need to have Aux cable 35mm to connect it with the sound bar bose

I bought this to enhance my Bose Soundbar 500 speaker. Connected to power and with the 3.5mm audio lead and worked out of the box. Didn’t need Bluetooth and the bass module was immediately accessible through the app with separate volume. As you would expect of Bose the sound quality and bass is first class and watching movies is now amazing. Whilst not cheap Bose is worth every penny and their sound always exceptional!

There is a sizeable difference between having a bass module and not having one. Glad I bought it.

I have a Bose TV speaker. It does have a decent amount of bass on its own but I wanted a bit more immersion when watching movies. I bought this in the Black Friday sales and I’m glad I did. Plugged it straight into the speaker (I already had the Bose cable) and to the power. It came straight on into standby and when I turned the TV on which the fired up the TV Speaker it came on with it so no setup required. I started up a movie (new avatar then followed up by blade runner 2049) and the bass was awesome. It has really added that immersion into movies. I have it setup behind the TV so it’s out the way and it’s the perfect place for it. I am in a detached house so don’t need to worry about neighbours but if you do have neighbours close by then be warned, it is loud!

Soundbars often struggle to deliver deep bass, but modern Bose soundbars offer impressive sound quality with crystal-clear mids and highs. However, they still miss those rich low notes. The solution? A bass module. The more affordable Bose Bass Module 500 is the perfect complement to enhance your soundbar’s performance. Here in the UK, where homes tend to be among the smallest in the world, this compact subwoofer is all you need for a smaller British living room like mine. If you have a larger space, though, the Bass Module 700 might be a better fit. As with all Bose products, there are some caveats. It’s proprietary and designed to work exclusively with a specific range of Bose products—but in return, you get seamless integration and ease of use. I’m absolutely thrilled with it!