BoseUFS-20 Series II Universal Floor Stands

We got these stands for our Bose surround speakers. It was a bit of a challenge to assemble, but after getting the first one done, the second was a lot easier. The instructions could have been better, but I managed to figure it out. I like how the speaker cables are hidden and the clean overall look. There is a slight movement if they’re touched or bumped, but there is no way these stands will tip over, because the base is pretty heavy. These stands are made of quality materials, it looks like heavy duty steel. The surround speakers lock into place and are held firmly on the stands. I chose these stands because I didn’t want to place the speakers on the end tables, where they would move around, not be at the correct height and have the speaker cables showing. The speakers and stands look great in our living room and provide the quality theatre experience we expected. Our sound system is the Soundbar 700, Bass Module 700 and the 120 watt Surround Speakers. Bose makes quality products, you get what you pay for.

I've had the Bose Virtually Invisible speakers for over three years, and was using the end tables to host them. It was not the best setup but any means, esp. given that you're using Bose stuff, but it was good, functionally, and yes economical!! However, we moved to a new place, got a bigger family room and the end tables weren't working out that well. So, after a lot of deliberation, I chose the stand against the wall brackets. Well I didn't want to drill :-)These stands arrived fast, are very very easy to setup, and they are heavy! The base is probably cast iron, perhaps? Very sturdy, loved the end result (see pic) and then the adaptIQ calibration made it all a happy marriage. The speakers just got upgraded! Loving every bit of it.Thanks Bose and thanks Amazon!

A pair of simple Bose wall brackets for the Invisible 300 costs $68. I purchased the stands for $119 (list price) on Amazon and it comes with brackets for the different speakers from Bose. It was very simple to install my Invisible 300 speakers to the stands, which are very high quality and you have the freedom of placing them and moving them where you want and not simply fixed to the wall. Of course you can buy other brands for much less, but you won't be able to use with the Bose speakers, however the quality of the Bose stand is much higher than other products, as it is with all Bose products. Highly recommend.

Pleasantly surprised how easy it was to put these stands together. Took ten minutes to read instructions and assemble first stand, then second one was a piece of cake taking only five minutes.. All accessories were included, not only for the VI300 speakers, but there were other accessories for different speakers too. All in all, worth the extra cost over other speaker stands, like Sanus. Even though the Bose stands are not adjustable, the 38 inch height is perfect for my room configuration. Really nice looking and modern. The best thing about the stands is the speaker wires fit into a groove on the back of the stand, there is no need to shove wires into a tube like most other stands. This helps because you can keep the speaker wire slack until the speakers are hooked up properly, then tighten the slack as needed when the wires are placed into the grooves. Highly recommend these stands for the VI300 surround speakers.

These black Bose stands perfectly compliment the black Bose 300 surrounds speakers and come with all accessories (back plates, tabs, screws) needed to mount them.I did not want to permanently mount my Bose Surround 300 speakers on the rear wall as we change furniture layouts occasionally with the TV facing a different direction each time. Also wanted a clean professional look without having to depend on similar-height bookshelves or side tables to place the little speakers on.Hiding the wire within a groove at the rear of the Bose stand is brilliant. In comparison, another set to stands I used on a previous Sony model hid the wires within the tube, but those would only accept super thin cables; and chafed the insulation on the cable from rough edges. These Bose stands do not have that issue.If you own the Bose 300 Surround speakers, I recommend these stands.

So, I purchased the 300 series nearly invisible surround speakers and (love those btw) these stands to go with it. The directions are pictures only and do not show how to use them with these speakers. You need the correct back plate to go with these speakers and this model does NOT come with them. You need to call Bose and have them send you the correct brackets that are compatible with these speakers. Also, you need to 'click' in the backplate to make it secure. The directions do not show that either.I finally got it together using the wrong plates, it does work but puts un-needed stress on the wiring into the speaker. I'm waiting for the correct brackets to show up, but in the meantime I have it working. Having said all that, the stands are sturdy and stylish and have a 'canal' down the back of them to hide the wire. Overall, very nice stands,just make sure you know what you need before assembly.

It took work was confusing but figured it out works great

Easy to assemble and very sturdy. I see these lasting a lifetime. Just know, if you clip the speakers in you have to push the metal release in to release, not pull out. I thought my speakers were going to be stuck forever on this great product. Lol