Buy the ULTIMEA Poseidon M30.

It gives you the subwoofer and the power the Bose makes you pay extra for, at a price that still counts as cheap.

What was compared

Bose TV Speaker - Soundbar for TV with Bluetooth and HDMI-ARC Connectivity, All-in-One Com... — $53.99
ULTIMEA Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, App Control, for Home Theater | 240W Peak Power... — $93.99

1. A subwoofer Bose makes you buy separately
The Ultimea ships with a wireless subwoofer already in the box. The Bose TV Speaker is stereo only, and bolting on Bose's own Bass Module 500 costs more than this whole Ultimea system.
2. Loud enough for movie night, not just chat
240W peak across a 2.1 system against the Bose's 35W stereo output. Push a war scene or a concert and the Ultimea still has headroom where the Bose starts to strain and compress.
3. A phone app to tune bass, not a hunt for the remote
Bluetooth 6.0 and an app let you dial in bass and vocal balance from your phone in seconds. The Bose runs Bluetooth 4.2 and puts every adjustment on its small included remote instead.
4. Bose owners keep reporting early deaths
Multiple Bose TV Speaker reviews describe units dying after 4 months to 2 years, with weak support getting them fixed. The newer Ultimea system shows no such pattern in owner feedback yet.
5. Yes it costs 40 dollars more. Buy it anyway.
The Bose is cheaper on the sticker, but that gap buys a subwoofer, close to seven times the peak power, and a newer Bluetooth chip the Bose lacks. Per feature you actually use, the Ultimea is the cheaper machine to own.