It is really impressive of Bose to make a mono speaker which as both clarity and punchy upper Bass that sounds deep. Even JBL couldn't do something like that with the Charge 4 and flip 5.
It’s funny how people share their opinions like they know something we don’t… I’m an Audiophile and in this category of Bluetooth speakers JBL makes speakers that at first impression, sound appealing to the inexperienced masses… but when you’ve been around for a while and have listened to all kinds of high quality music through high quality speaker systems… you know what to expect, even as small as this Bluetooth speaker is… it’s made by an audio electronics and research company like Bose. They know their stuff… and they know their target…
yes but perhaps they could have used a much smaller footprint looking inside I see ways this could have been slightly larger than the speaker and not much more.
Indeed. I’ve compared to other similar sized BT speakers that are supposed to be stereo and they don’t sound as good as this one. I also have a second Flex and do stereo pairing. When I go back to just the one speaker it still sounds quite nice and spacious.
@@Sergei__vthat's where Bose excel. Tiny speakers, perfectly tuned to get a sound frequency/volume level closely matched to much larger enclosures. Not always the best sound, but for compact speakers in (cheap) plastic bodyshells, which they sadly, then charge a lot of $$$ for. I auditioned a surround sound system with 3" cube satellites & the soundspace was unbelievable for tiny boxes, little larger than engagement ring boxes. Almost invisible. But oh boy the $$$ I passed...
Those screws are so long because the case is plastic. All the vibrations will eventually wear out the plastic that holds the speaker in place, and the screws help make sure it'll be a long time before things start resonating.
One of my favorite things to do with these little Bluetooth speakers: set the driver on the table upside down and see how much it jumps around. Unlike a large driver, the lightweight and powerful neodymium magnet on these seems to actually provide some thrust! They’re also extremely overbuilt drivers that are quite hard to damage this way. I remember doing this on my original 1st generation JBL charge back in the day and laughing. This seems engineered way better than that one was. Same with the modern JBL Charge 5. Both are way better than most speakers were back then. Honestly with the Flex, Bose is finally back to the standards they set with the original Bose Soundlink mini. Flex really is the only Bose product that’s worth the price IMO. Really makes you realize how far ahead of its time the original mini from a decade ago was.
i love this thing. I only got it last night but I am absolutely stunned by how good it sounds.The cool thing is is that bose is located a couple towns over from me. So maybe my speaker was made there. That Bosch screwdriver is pretty cool.
Awesome video! Brought mine to the beach, dropped out of my hand and fell into the sand, got some sand in the holes of the grill, got most of it out, but couldn’t figure why the sand didn’t come out of the holes in the lower part of the front grill. Now I know why, the double sided glue strip holding the grill to the housing continues about 2-3 rows of holes up, and sand will definitely stick to that. Not sure if it’s worth opening it up, it’s a small eye sore, but doesn’t have any effect of the sound itself (that I know of). Thanks for the tear down video !
Thanks for the tear-down, the rest of us would be highly reluctant to do this... 😱 Despite being mono, from everything I've researched, the Flex sounds even better than my Bose Soundlink mini 1, so Bose have done a superb job for also keeping the size, form factor and cost in a comparable range. That full range driver in the Flex must have some real engineering chops in it.
Can someone answer for me - can you extend the Flex's runtime by connecting it to an external USB battery bank (ie. a typical 5,000 or 10,000mAh power pack?)
At 7:18 you can clearly make out the model number TPA313602 this is a Texas Instruments digital amplifier. Wouldn't surprise me if the dac was TI too. Can't quite see the numbers on it.
the csr chip is the bluetooth chip, the other big chip on the left seems to be the amplifier, and the chip next to the battery seems to be a charging/bms chip
I believe soldering is good choice for durability against dropping, shock, vibration. It is not regular that someone will replace those soldering parts. unless it's on professional with tools. At the end I finally understand how passive radiator works. AHA, as soon as the screw runs tight, the passive radiator works again. Impressive!
Thanks for the teardown !I was looking at this as I wanted to see how Bose managed to get that base from a pill, I suppose it is down mostly to those vibrating plates . It’s also known that Bose was passionate about acoustics from a young age and this shows it . Great job!
Whose here because they thought they lost audio on the left side of their speaker? I thought the same and am glad this guy disassemble this speaker to see the internal components. This is normal. This product only has ONE active speaker and two passive radiators (this reverberates the bass and low frequency notes). Good job Bose!
Thank you for your risky work that spares us to do! Small hint in german: Interessant auch der passive Bass, BEIDE mit viel Hub und der "gewaltige" Magnet. I am a bassplayer and was overwhelmed of this LITTLE thing!!! Schön die Torx-Schauben, aber beim Einsetzen in die Plastikgewinde OHNE rückwärts den Gewindeanfang zu suchen und per Akkuschrauber ohne Drehmomentbegrenzer bequem reinzunudeln kann das Gehäuse killen!
Love it! 😂 I’m sure Bose hates you, and TH-camrs love you. Now we know why they write in those warning labels: Do no attempt. “To repair at home” 🙏 Respect !
Mine started to rust on the grill. Probably because I left it for a while on the backpack after a beach trip. Keep an eye on leaving the speaker inside for long periods of time
Bose has been quite decent at these little speakers and headphones for a while now. They combined their active EQ and small speaker devices from as far back as the 70's lol They also seem to hate using tweeters; it's full range drivers or paper cone tweeters. If you have a Bose product with a dome tweeter then it's a rarity lol
it depends how portable your setup must be. I would recommend the teufel boomster (similar price to 2x Bose flex.) minirig also has some interesting combinations, where you can buy 2 speakers and 1 subwoofer for example and have a portable system. I think the bose flex is one of the best really small bluetooth speakers! (I didn`t test 2 Bose Flex)
Long screws and soldered connections just ensure that nothing will ever come loose and vibrate. The thing is built like a tank. Something about its mono sound sounds off to me though. Sometimes, I'm not convinced I'm hearing the audio information from both combined recorded channels. People say they hear things in their music they never heard before...but if you take half of the music away, of course you'll notice what remains easier. Other than that though, I love my Flex! Very clean and thick sound! Fun video...thanks for showing us!
Impress to how solid the sounds and well rounded with just one speaker and passive radiator. It must me the well designed housing or the wattage of the speaker. Idk lol good job Bose!
Great video! I just got this speaker as a compulsion and it always happens that after i buy stuff i realise I shouldn’t have done that. The flex battery sucks big time and the speaker has a lot of bass which overpowers the mid and highs. I liked the previous soundlink mini which was way better than the flex however thank you for this video just incase i need to dissect it 👍🏻
Excellent teardown - every minute step covered in an easy to understand tutorial. However, I have no intension in tearing down my Flexes, very interesting video though. By the way, 2 of these speakers, linked in stereo sound even more awesome. Great product.
@@shaktastik Yes, when 2 flexes are paired in stereo mode the result is a very noticeable upgrade. I used to have a pair of Soundcore Motion+ which, on paper, could be linked to perform in stereo. It worked but had a regular tendency to lose the link for about 1 second between speakers, which made them unacceptable for my intended usage. So I sold those and bought the flexes. Only bought them a few weeks ago. Not disappointed so far.
Hahaha you made me laugh, so true but it was dad that suffered the most, he told me that I break everything, when in fact I was learning by opening stuff up now I pretty much fix everything or at least give it a good go.
The sound quality difference when you reassembled everything was quite stunning. When playing with the passive radiator on it sounded amazing. Could you tell why it is so important?
Double passive radiators work as bass reflex vent but in a small cabinet. They reproduce low frequencies main driver can not deliver with much level. Besides that, main driver is prevented from playing on passive radiators frequency range. Main driver excursion is lowered and thus its behavior is vastly improved. The only downside is delay at low end. But for such small speakers, it is not a concern.
When the enclosure screws were tightened along with the driver screws the whole cabinet becomes sealed. The fart noise you heard prior is air escaping (air created by the speaker movement) so once sealed the passive radiators then begin to absorb the sound pressure waves, this causes them to radiate sound (ie etc like a speaker cone).
My sound link is less than a year old. Now, when you turn the volume too high. the unit shuts off. Maybe from vibration, maybe there's a bad solder joint.
People complaining about how simple and only one speaker it has without using it lol I bought and tested Flex, JBL Flip 6 and Sonos Roam. I returned them all except for Bose. Something about the well round full range speaker sound that others speakers are missing. At the end of the day, it is all about sounds, right? Haha
Hi. I was having a great experience with it but suddenly it keeps turning off whenever I try to play something a little loud. This had never happened before (it’s a little more than a year old). I think it is also not charging properly; once it turns off, it does not turn on unless I put it on charge again. Can somewhere tell me what is happening, and is there a way to repair it? I took it to the local authorised Bose store, and they said they can only replace it (and it’s not in warranty anymore). Please help!
7:17 una bateria “18650” y un driver? Antes bose tenia de 2 a 3 baterias 18650 en un dispositivo, cada vez bose colocando menos calidad en sus dispositivos año tras años.
My speaker has a problem with the white sticker on the front panel after the metal cover was removed. In my case, the sticker is leaking air, which causes the sound to be very weird. Do you know what the sticker is for?
I just bought this and I am very happy. Haven't tested the mic yet. Anyone can advise if the sound is clear when using it on calls? Also, where on earth is the mic located lol?
Does the speaker give two pairing options for Bluetooth one with the name Bose Soundlink Flex and other LE-Bose Soundlink Flex. But the LE option doesn't connect?
Tengo uno con problemas de bluetooh, no me aparece en la lista de dispositivos bluetooh. Si enciende y dice listo para conectarse. I have one with bluetooth problems, it doesn't appear in the list of bluetooh devices. If it turns on and says ready to connect.
This is the 2nd teardown vlog and the 1st really destroyed the speaker, what a pity. Since there's an adhesive he forcibly pry open the front grill and completely messes it up.
Hi! please tell me, what is the power of this Flex speaker, how many watts is the speaker?!I am writing with a translator, maybe there are mistakes) thanks for the answer!
i brought bose sound flex, it really sounds well but when i connected to samsung smart tv, it sounds very low eventhough 100% volume pumped. but same tv sounds well with jbl bluetooth speaker. plz resolve my query
hey bro i have a bose revolve soundlink series 1 and i live in inida. my speaker is about 6 years old and battery has gone totaly and it is not switching on also . when l went to bose official service centre in kolkata west bengal,they said me that they have stopped servicing the old gen of this speaker model. can u suggest me any solution and solve it bcz that speaker is really close to my heart
When you first removed the top grill, what is the mesh-like film at the bottom onto of the glue for? Is it to seal the glue/top grill in or is it related to sound?
Awesome brother 🥰🥰
Thanks bro your support is much appreciated :)
Awesome speaker, you mean
For its size, sound quality, and price: this has to be the best speaker on the market right now. Great job Bose.
I do agree.
I’ve owned for a long time a large Paradigm sound system and I do agree. This speaker sounds quite amazing in sound quality.
Usually things lose their IP rating after you open them up. It's nice to be able to see a video of it instead of having to open my own.
The long screws are used as pillars. Support beams to help in rigidity.
It is really impressive of Bose to make a mono speaker which as both clarity and punchy upper Bass that sounds deep. Even JBL couldn't do something like that with the Charge 4 and flip 5.
Bose is the best and Will be the best
@@salimjaumally5853 No lol. The Flip 6 and Charge 5 sound better than the Flex lol.
@@salimjaumally5853 estoy contigo bro 😎😎 Bose es el mejor
try Bang Olufsen
It’s funny how people share their opinions like they know something we don’t… I’m an Audiophile and in this category of Bluetooth speakers JBL makes speakers that at first impression, sound appealing to the inexperienced masses… but when you’ve been around for a while and have listened to all kinds of high quality music through high quality speaker systems… you know what to expect, even as small as this Bluetooth speaker is… it’s made by an audio electronics and research company like Bose. They know their stuff… and they know their target…
Clarity and bass is mindblowing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
it is very impressive engineering by Bose. To make a mono speaker sound so pleasing is quite challenging. They made a magical speaker with this one.
yes but perhaps they could have used a much smaller footprint looking inside I see ways this could have been slightly larger than the speaker and not much more.
@@xirtus I am sure the size of the driver and cabinet are matched to get the tuning right.
Trust me, this is the bang for buck 🤑
Indeed. I’ve compared to other similar sized BT speakers that are supposed to be stereo and they don’t sound as good as this one. I also have a second Flex and do stereo pairing. When I go back to just the one speaker it still sounds quite nice and spacious.
@@Sergei__vthat's where Bose excel. Tiny speakers, perfectly tuned to get a sound frequency/volume level closely matched to much larger enclosures.
Not always the best sound, but for compact speakers in (cheap) plastic bodyshells, which they sadly, then charge a lot of $$$ for.
I auditioned a surround sound system with 3" cube satellites & the soundspace was unbelievable for tiny boxes, little larger than engagement ring boxes. Almost invisible. But oh boy the $$$
I passed...
Those screws are so long because the case is plastic. All the vibrations will eventually wear out the plastic that holds the speaker in place, and the screws help make sure it'll be a long time before things start resonating.
One of my favorite things to do with these little Bluetooth speakers: set the driver on the table upside down and see how much it jumps around. Unlike a large driver, the lightweight and powerful neodymium magnet on these seems to actually provide some thrust! They’re also extremely overbuilt drivers that are quite hard to damage this way.
I remember doing this on my original 1st generation JBL charge back in the day and laughing.
This seems engineered way better than that one was. Same with the modern JBL Charge 5. Both are way better than most speakers were back then. Honestly with the Flex, Bose is finally back to the standards they set with the original Bose Soundlink mini. Flex really is the only Bose product that’s worth the price IMO. Really makes you realize how far ahead of its time the original mini from a decade ago was.
i love this thing. I only got it last night but I am absolutely stunned by how good it sounds.The cool thing is is that bose is located a couple towns over from me. So maybe my speaker was made there. That Bosch screwdriver is pretty cool.
@@ITCHYtriggafinga0 Nah massachusetts. Maybe thats just offices.
Awesome video!
Brought mine to the beach, dropped out of my hand and fell into the sand, got some sand in the holes of the grill, got most of it out, but couldn’t figure why the sand didn’t come out of the holes in the lower part of the front grill. Now I know why, the double sided glue strip holding the grill to the housing continues about 2-3 rows of holes up, and sand will definitely stick to that. Not sure if it’s worth opening it up, it’s a small eye sore, but doesn’t have any effect of the sound itself (that I know of).
Thanks for the tear down video !
It won't affect sound quality - your speaker just took some souvenirs home from its beach trip 🏖
Leave it as it is!
Furrows in a face show character!
Thanks for the tear-down, the rest of us would be highly reluctant to do this... 😱 Despite being mono, from everything I've researched, the Flex sounds even better than my Bose Soundlink mini 1, so Bose have done a superb job for also keeping the size, form factor and cost in a comparable range. That full range driver in the Flex must have some real engineering chops in it.
Can someone answer for me - can you extend the Flex's runtime by connecting it to an external USB battery bank (ie. a typical 5,000 or 10,000mAh power pack?)
@@127FoxtrotYes ofc any powerbank can easy handle IT ❤
At 7:18 you can clearly make out the model number TPA313602 this is a Texas Instruments digital amplifier. Wouldn't surprise me if the dac was TI too. Can't quite see the numbers on it.
Thx. I love to see what’s inside Bose. Have used Bose for over 30 years. Awesome sound technology.
ho highs no lows must be bose
@@kjererrt7804 I would agree but this speaker it’s nuts
@@kjererrt7804 wow never heard that before, do you feel like you're part of the in group now?
@@kjererrt7804troll!!!
really interesting to see how the passive radiator activates once the enclosure is sealed tightly
the csr chip is the bluetooth chip, the other big chip on the left seems to be the amplifier, and the chip next to the battery seems to be a charging/bms chip
interesting placement of the 2 passive radiators, i designed my newest speaker with the same concept, nice to see that im headed the right way
I believe soldering is good choice for durability against dropping, shock, vibration. It is not regular that someone will replace those soldering parts. unless it's on professional with tools.
At the end I finally understand how passive radiator works. AHA, as soon as the screw runs tight, the passive radiator works again. Impressive!
I love the rear opening on this speaker that has the rubber grill and slots. It’s like a ported passive radiator.
Thanks for the teardown !I was looking at this as I wanted to see how Bose managed to get that base from a pill, I suppose it is down mostly to those vibrating plates . It’s also known that Bose was passionate about acoustics from a young age and this shows it . Great job!
passive radiators
Thanks for the tear down, really appreciate it ❤
Thank you ❤️
I have this Bose flex un light blue. I don't have to turn it a part to see if they sound good. They are AWESOME. I'm a BOSE GIRL.
How is the battery now after a year? Is it just as long? Cause I use mines everyday and the battery must take a beating
I have two running in stereo mode and they are awesome sounding.
The irony is Listening to this while just having received mine in the mail; I’m so Geek!! 😇
Whose here because they thought they lost audio on the left side of their speaker?
I thought the same and am glad this guy disassemble this speaker to see the internal components. This is normal. This product only has ONE active speaker and two passive radiators (this reverberates the bass and low frequency notes). Good job Bose!
You are welcome 😁
Thank you for your risky work that spares us to do!
Small hint in german: Interessant auch der passive Bass, BEIDE mit viel Hub und der "gewaltige" Magnet. I am a bassplayer and was overwhelmed of this LITTLE thing!!!
Schön die Torx-Schauben, aber beim Einsetzen in die Plastikgewinde OHNE rückwärts den Gewindeanfang zu suchen und per Akkuschrauber ohne Drehmomentbegrenzer bequem reinzunudeln kann das Gehäuse killen!
Love it! 😂
I’m sure Bose hates you, and TH-camrs love you.
Now we know why they write in those warning labels:
Do no attempt. “To repair at home” 🙏
Respect !
Thank you 😊
Mine started to rust on the grill. Probably because I left it for a while on the backpack after a beach trip. Keep an eye on leaving the speaker inside for long periods of time
Bose has been quite decent at these little speakers and headphones for a while now. They combined their active EQ and small speaker devices from as far back as the 70's lol
They also seem to hate using tweeters; it's full range drivers or paper cone tweeters. If you have a Bose product with a dome tweeter then it's a rarity lol
Is it worth buying buying two Bose speakers for party mode
it depends how portable your setup must be. I would recommend the teufel boomster (similar price to 2x Bose flex.) minirig also has some interesting combinations, where you can buy 2 speakers and 1 subwoofer for example and have a portable system. I think the bose flex is one of the best really small bluetooth speakers! (I didn`t test 2 Bose Flex)
excellent tear down and very well explained. Thanks Shak.
Thank you my friend ☺️
Long screws and soldered connections just ensure that nothing will ever come loose and vibrate. The thing is built like a tank.
Something about its mono sound sounds off to me though. Sometimes, I'm not convinced I'm hearing the audio information from both combined recorded channels. People say they hear things in their music they never heard before...but if you take half of the music away, of course you'll notice what remains easier. Other than that though, I love my Flex! Very clean and thick sound!
Fun video...thanks for showing us!
Impress to how solid the sounds and well rounded with just one speaker and passive radiator. It must me the well designed housing or the wattage of the speaker. Idk lol good job Bose!
Impressive teardown. Just imagine what Bose engineers can do
Where can you buy a new battery? Or are there alternative batteries?
They are built with the Quality that few things are.
Bose Only the name is enough feeling proud that our Bengali Indian origin engineer founded this company.
Abrir este altavoz es igual de complicado que abrir el Soundlink Micro? Se maltrata mucho?
Great video! I just got this speaker as a compulsion and it always happens that after i buy stuff i realise I shouldn’t have done that. The flex battery sucks big time and the speaker has a lot of bass which overpowers the mid and highs. I liked the previous soundlink mini which was way better than the flex however thank you for this video just incase i need to dissect it 👍🏻
Excellent teardown - every minute step covered in an easy to understand tutorial. However, I have no intension in tearing down my Flexes, very interesting video though. By the way, 2 of these speakers, linked in stereo sound even more awesome. Great product.
Thank you very much ☺️ I haven't had the pleasure to pair both of them. But I can imagine the sound will be awesome. Why did you get 2 btw?
@@shaktastik Yes, when 2 flexes are paired in stereo mode the result is a very noticeable upgrade. I used to have a pair of Soundcore Motion+ which, on paper, could be linked to perform in stereo. It worked but had a regular tendency to lose the link for about 1 second between speakers, which made them unacceptable for my intended usage. So I sold those and bought the flexes. Only bought them a few weeks ago. Not disappointed so far.
Cool I've reviewed the motion+ too but you should get better bass with the flexes, enjoy and take care 👍
Gracias , una excelente explicación!
Listening to the youtube via Soundlink Flex, impressive sound from an elegant design
Thank you very much for time and sharing the knowledge, have a great day 👍
Great video. What type of device is the music being played from? Phone or DAP
DAP Activo CT10
Very nice! You must have been a terror when you were a little kid taking apart all of your mother's appliances.
Hahaha you made me laugh, so true but it was dad that suffered the most, he told me that I break everything, when in fact I was learning by opening stuff up now I pretty much fix everything or at least give it a good go.
Can you please do the Bose soundlink max teardown, please?
Very interesting video. I've just ordered my first Flex and wanted to know if the battery was replaceable down the road. I like your screwdrivers.
I'd like to see this with a soundcore motion plus because mine stopped working due to a pushed in charger input port
The sound quality difference when you reassembled everything was quite stunning. When playing with the passive radiator on it sounded amazing. Could you tell why it is so important?
Double passive radiators work as bass reflex vent but in a small cabinet. They reproduce low frequencies main driver can not deliver with much level. Besides that, main driver is prevented from playing on passive radiators frequency range. Main driver excursion is lowered and thus its behavior is vastly improved. The only downside is delay at low end. But for such small speakers, it is not a concern.
When the enclosure screws were tightened along with the driver screws the whole cabinet becomes sealed. The fart noise you heard prior is air escaping (air created by the speaker movement) so once sealed the passive radiators then begin to absorb the sound pressure waves, this causes them to radiate sound (ie etc like a speaker cone).
@@tristanjacquel ä
My sound link is less than a year old. Now, when you turn the volume too high. the unit shuts off. Maybe from vibration, maybe there's a bad solder joint.
People complaining about how simple and only one speaker it has without using it lol I bought and tested Flex, JBL Flip 6 and Sonos Roam. I returned them all except for Bose. Something about the well round full range speaker sound that others speakers are missing. At the end of the day, it is all about sounds, right? Haha
Listening to this on a Bose Soundlink Flex 😎
It’s a crazy good speaker!mee too
@@debasishghoshsays Yea. Literally too good to be true
Great video! Looking forward to your review of this speaker!
Hi. I was having a great experience with it but suddenly it keeps turning off whenever I try to play something a little loud. This had never happened before (it’s a little more than a year old). I think it is also not charging properly; once it turns off, it does not turn on unless I put it on charge again. Can somewhere tell me what is happening, and is there a way to repair it? I took it to the local authorised Bose store, and they said they can only replace it (and it’s not in warranty anymore). Please help!
Bose is making tons of money. they built that for 10 dollars.
While your in there put in a mini plug. Apparently bose forgot to
7:17 una bateria “18650” y un driver? Antes bose tenia de 2 a 3 baterias 18650 en un dispositivo, cada vez bose colocando menos calidad en sus dispositivos año tras años.
Great video!! Thank you. Now I wish it had two speakers 🙂🙃
which gadget are you using to connect speaker for playing music ???
Activo CT10
I thought the woofer will be racetrack shaped like JBL and a circle passive radiator
I was wrong
Must say it sounds pretty damn good for a single driver speaker
Just for knowledge why are there 3 wired to the spesker ?
bunu bende merak ediyorum acaba birtane tweeter mı var gizlice konulmuş
thank you mine just turn itself off when listen to music don't know what's going on with the speaker.
Please do the soundlink revolve next maybe? The soundlink revolve sounds so good
Nice fact two coil in transducer. I see 3 cable . ❤
if u teardown bose sounlink micro and compared the pcb with flex every single component is the same
Why listen to it while disassembled? Wouldn't it sound much better in its case?
Great video! Just curious, what's the streaming device you're using?
Thanks bro, it's the Activo CT10
What’s that dap your using looks great ?
Activo CT10 👍
Great job 👌.... I would like see the new Sony XE200. Thank you 👍
the usb c port soldered to the board and no seal at all, looks like its not so airtight.
Excellent video well done!
thanks 🙂
My speaker has a problem with the white sticker on the front panel after the metal cover was removed. In my case, the sticker is leaking air, which causes the sound to be very weird. Do you know what the sticker is for?
Olá 👋🏼 Os graves e agudos são melhores e mais altos do que a charge 5? Obrigado 👍🏼
Obrigado 👍🏼
Me watching this guy casually taking apart this speaker while listening through the same one xD...
I just bought this and I am very happy. Haven't tested the mic yet. Anyone can advise if the sound is clear when using it on calls? Also, where on earth is the mic located lol?
Mine refuses to charge anymore... any hints as to the problem?
I really wish they would've put a larger, longer lasting battery in. That's really my only complaint.
Does the speaker give two pairing options for Bluetooth one with the name Bose Soundlink Flex and other LE-Bose Soundlink Flex. But the LE option doesn't connect?
Tengo uno con problemas de bluetooh, no me aparece en la lista de dispositivos bluetooh. Si enciende y dice listo para conectarse.
I have one with bluetooth problems, it doesn't appear in the list of bluetooh devices. If it turns on and says ready to connect.
This is the 2nd teardown vlog and the 1st really destroyed the speaker, what a pity. Since there's an adhesive he forcibly pry open the front grill and completely messes it up.
Thanks for this job sir. Can you also tear down bose soundlink mini 2? I am making a request. Taddeo from Durham, Nc
Thanks, I would but there are already videos on TH-cam.
@@shaktastik it's alright. Thanks
Very nice. What type of mp3 player is that?
How does water not harm it? It seems like it could easily get in.
Hi! please tell me, what is the power of this Flex speaker, how many watts is the speaker?!I am writing with a translator, maybe there are mistakes) thanks for the answer!
You can now use it in a larger cabinet diy :)
Haha yeah good idea
Thanks for the video. Satisfied to know the inside out of my Bose speaker. btw what's that device you are using to control music?
Activo mp3
Soundcore motion plus+ teardown please🙏
Thanks 🙏 I Wanted to know the Breakdown and You Did a Great Job of Breakdown and Reassembly Thanks Again
i brought bose sound flex, it really sounds well but when i connected to samsung smart tv, it sounds very low eventhough 100% volume pumped. but same tv sounds well with jbl bluetooth speaker.
plz resolve my query
I just got my speaker delivered...but I won't do to it what you just did...😅😅😅😅
hi, whats the model name of that Bosch screw driver plz!
good teardown
hey bro i have a bose revolve soundlink series 1 and i live in inida. my speaker is about 6 years old and battery has gone totaly and it is not switching on also . when l went to bose official service centre in kolkata west bengal,they said me that they have stopped servicing the old gen of this speaker model.
can u suggest me any solution and solve it bcz that speaker is really close to my heart
Yo tengo uno igual pero le conecte un cargador no se que le paso se quedo encendido ya no se apaga u ne puede conectar a un dispositivo 😢
When you first removed the top grill, what is the mesh-like film at the bottom onto of the glue for? Is it to seal the glue/top grill in or is it related to sound?
How about the sound core motion plus? Can you also open that brand. Thanks
May i ask what the wireless audio player you used in the video? It Looks really interesting . thx
Thanks it's Activo CT10
@@shaktastik Thank you.
Would it be louder without the front grill? It looks like there is not much room for sound to get out
if i may ask what device are you using to play the music
1:24 How much temperature would you recommend for that kind of plastic?
Esa Bocina se parece mucho a la queusa Sony en la XB13 🔊
what's your MP3 player name? it looks kinda cool
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