Bose SoundLink Color Bluetooth speaker

The Bose SoundLink Color is a portable, rugged Bluetooth speaker designed for mobile use, known for its vibrant colors and compact form factor. Bose Corporation was founded in 1964 by Dr. Amar Bose in Framingham, Massachusetts. The brand has built a global reputation for high-end audio engineering and noise-canceling technology.

While the company's research and development remain centered in the United States, manufacturing is distributed globally. Most consumer electronics like this speaker are produced in Bose's facilities in Mexico and through contract manufacturers in China. Bose remains a private company, largely owned by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), to which Dr. Bose donated the majority of the company's non-voting shares to support research and education.