Bose SoundLink® Mini Bluetooth® speaker II

Tue Mar 25, 2025LoudspeakersEntertainmentBose Corporation

SOUNDLINK® MINI BLUETOOTH® SPEAKER II

SOUNDLINK® MINI BLUETOOTH® SPEAKER II

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BETTER SOUND IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND

The SoundLink® Mini Bluetooth® speaker II delivers full, natural sound with dramatically deeper bass than you'd expect from an ultra-compact speaker. It also features a built-in microphone for taking calls and makes easy wireless connections at any time, anywhere.

ANY SONG FROM ALMOST ANY DEVICE

What devices pair with the SoundLink Mini II? Smartphones and tablets. Or your friends’ smartphones and tablets. If it’s a Bluetooth device, you have all you need for any song you want to hear. And it remembers the last 8 devices used, so it’s easier to reconnect and pass around the DJ controls. With a reliable range of about 9 metres, you can enjoy all that premium sound without wires.

YOUR PLAYLISTS. WHEREVER YOU PLAY.

Don’t leave your music behind. Enjoy wireless freedom with the SoundLink Mini speaker II. Weighing in at just 0.68 kilograms, it’s small and light enough to tuck into your bag. It has a low profile that lets you place it almost anywhere and provides a low centre of gravity that makes it nearly impossible to tip over.

Don’t let a long day trip stop you from bringing a soundtrack—with up to 10 hours of battery life, you can keep the playlist going all afternoon. And when you stay at home, the charging cradle lets you listen indefinitely while it charges the speaker, so it’s always ready to grab and go.

ENGINEERED TO TRAVEL

Small, portable speakers aren’t typically known for powerful performance. But SoundLink Mini II isn’t your typical Bluetooth speaker. So, what’s the key to making something this small sound this big? Exclusive technologies that really bring it alive.

DUAL PASSIVE RADIATORS

These deliver surprisingly deep low notes and face in opposite directions to minimise vibrations.

HIGH-EFFICIENCY TRANSDUCERS

The transducers in the SoundLink Mini II speaker move twice as much air for their size as typical transducers—and more air movement means more powerful sound.