A range of wireless, networked speakers that can talk to each other and to your other network enabled devices to create a multi-room synchronised sound space.

Quality Bose product, I also have the SoundTouch 20. Bought this one for the bedroom. Excellent quality product, sound is very good with decent base. Very impressed.

I've always liked Bose for good sound and reliability.

Pricey but well worth the money. Now have two of these and the stereo is excellent

Surprised how good the sound is, we also have the larger speaker and I think its pretty much as good as it; I've set Spotify up via the bose app on my phone and it works really well

I don't love how it looks but I've got a period property and it's maybe why it looks a but out of place

The Bose SoundTouch 10 is a compact wireless music system that streams audio from Internet radio and online music services like Spotify and Deezer via Wi-Fi, as well as music libraries from local network computers via DLNA. It also supports Bluetooth connection and AUX to…

I use it for house parties in the house and by the terrace. One speaker is sufficient that is how powerful it is. I still have the other speaker in the box. I use the music from my i-phone to listen on the speaker. The only negative thing is that you have to hook it up to a wall outlet.

Easy To Use; Well Built / Quality

Needs Elctrical Outlet

Bose's SoundTouch 10 is the smallest and least expensive Wi-Fi speaker in the company's line of DIY wireless multiroom audio systems, all of which added Bluetooth to their features list in late 2015.

The affordable Bose SoundTouch 10 is an impressive sounding compact Wi-Fi wireless speaker that also offers Bluetooth connectivity.

The Bose SoundTouch 10 is a very compact Wi-Fi speaker that plays much bigger than its size would indicate, and it offers convenience features like Bluetooth and shortcut buttons; The app is pleasant to use and most functions are straightforward; The sound is impressive with surprisingly punchy bass (for a small speaker) and an articulate, exciting midrange.

The revealing nature of the speaker means some genres of music can sound a little harsh at higher volumes; There's no mute button and no integrated battery for on-the-go use; The competing Sonos offers more services over Wi-Fi, more sound-tailoring features and a superior app.

Easy-to-use presets; Fairly versatile; Fair sound quality;

Not portable; Non-dynamic sound; Bland design;