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Bose recalls 600K batteries for speakers over fire risk Headline from KXAN Austin
The batteries were sold on Amazon, in addition to the Bose, Best Buy and Walmart websites.
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ABC 27 Harrisburg
Over 600,000 Bose speaker batteries recalled; CPSC reports ↗ (opens ABC 27 Harrisburg) Published Nov 5, 2026
ABC 27 Harrisburg's feed description (WHTM) -- More than 600,000 battery packs for Bose speaker systems have been recalled. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), approximately 634,759 Bose S1 Pro System Battery Packs and S1 Pro+ System Battery Packs for use with Bose S1 Pro and Bose S1 Pro+ Speaker Systems ha…
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Engadget
Bose recalls S1 Pro battery packs due to fire and overheating risks ↗ (opens Engadget) Published Nov 5, 2026
Engadget's feed description Over 670,000 units are being recalled in the US and Canada.
WPRI Providence
More than 600K Bose speaker batteries recalled ↗ (opens WPRI Providence) Published Nov 6, 2026
WPRI Providence's feed description According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), approximately 634,759 Bose S1 Pro System Battery Packs and S1 Pro+ System Battery Packs for use with Bose S1 Pro and Bose S1 Pro+ Speaker Systems have been recalled.
KXAN Austin
Bose recalls 600K batteries for speakers over fire risk ↗ (opens KXAN Austin) Published Nov 7, 2026
Same headline from 11 more outlets KXAN Austin's feed description The batteries were sold on Amazon, in addition to the Bose, Best Buy and Walmart websites.
FOX8 WGHP
Bose recalls 600,000 batteries for speakers over fire risk ↗ (opens FOX8 WGHP) Published Nov 6, 2026
FOX8 WGHP's feed description The batteries were sold on Amazon, in addition to the Bose, Best Buy and Walmart websites.
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