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The Bose Virtually Invisible 791 II is a pair of passive in-ceiling speakers with white grilles that sit nearly flush with the ceiling. They are wired speakers with no Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, app control or voice assistant, so they need an amplifier or AV receiver and in-ceiling wiring. Bose's pitch is wide, even coverage and a clean look, and owners rate them well for discreet whole-room music and surround duty. Against cheaper in-ceiling pairs they cost more for the brand and the fit-and-finish; against smart speakers they trade convenience for a built-in, invisible install.
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Owners rate the 791 II highly, praising the discreet look and balanced sound for music and surround use. Complaints center on the install work and the modest low end you get from a ceiling speaker.
These Bose Virtually Invisible 791 II in-ceiling speakers are sold as a pair in white. They are designed for discreet installation, so they blend into the ceiling of a room.
The speakers deliver balanced audio with clear highs and deep lows for music and home theater use. The design provides wide sound coverage and consistent performance, and suits living rooms and other entertainment areas.