Futurebatt 061384 061385 061386 063287 Battery for Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Speaker Mini One (7.4V/22Wh)

For my BOSE Speaker, adds life to the unit.

Don’t waste your time on this company. I bought a battery for my Bose Mini and the battery lasted about 18 months. I told them that lithium batteries should last longer and they would not replace it. Terrible customer service.

The battery fit perfectly in the Soundlink Mini 1 and fixed the issues the speaker was having.Easy to replace. Please not this battery doesn't include tools, so you need to have the torxs screwdriver needed to remove the battery.

I thought my old Bose Soundlink had come to the end of it's useful life. I could use it only plugged in or it would loose power in about an hour. The sound would crack and pop like the power was not enough.Found this online & followed the easy replacement instructions. Charged for 2 hours and its back to the way it was when I first purchased it. My beach tunes are back!

Arrived fast and worked as advertised, no issues!

Perfect fit and it totally revived my still great-sounding but road-worn SoundLink Mini v1. They should include a little screwdriver to help with the removal and install of new battery. I’m glad that Bose lets customers swap the battery in these many years past the manufacture date. Most products are scrapware once the inevitable battery failure occurs.

The shape of the bottom of the battery is not even the same as the original. 2 of the 4 screw holes don't align with the device. Because the shape of the bottom is not the same as the original, the rubber cover does not fit over the battery, and you need to wiggle the speaker a lot in the dock before it charges. Would not recommend.EDIT: so when listening to anything (podcast, radio, music) with very low bass rumble, because the battery is only held on by 2 screws and the shape of the bottom of the battery is not flush with the speaker, the vibrations from the bass will rattle the device. Not just a small rattle. It sounds like a Jack Hammer. It will scare and startle you when you hear it. Yes, the battery works, but there are too many things wrong with the battery that until they fix it, I still would NOT recommend.

I have had a few Bose products, their batteries and/or charging systems are not resilient. All units I've had will not charge any more after about a year and half of use.