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SUBTEL certification and compliance QR for wireless speakers imported to Chile.
229 devices in catalog
There are 229 Speaker devices with Resolution 737 SUBTEL compliance information in our public catalog. The most common wireless technologies are Bluetooth (30 devices, 13%), WiFi 5 GHz (19 devices, 8%), WiFi 2.4 GHz (15 devices, 7%). The 23 brands with the strongest presence are MLAB (75 devices), Sony (46 devices), Samsung (22 devices). Of these, 10 are direct verifications and 219 are external references from public sources.
Wireless speakers and SUBTEL regulation
The wireless speaker category encompasses a wide variety of devices: portable Bluetooth speakers, TV soundbars, sound towers, smart speakers with voice assistants (like Google Home or Amazon Echo), and wireless subwoofers. All these devices use short-range technologies — primarily Bluetooth and in many cases also WiFi — to receive audio or connect to smart ecosystems. Since February 2026, Resolution 737 requires every wireless speaker model sold in Chile to include a QR on its packaging linked to a SUBTEL compliance page. Smart speakers deserve special attention because they may incorporate WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread, and Matter simultaneously, requiring the declaration of multiple radio modules on the compliance page.
Soundbars and multiroom audio systems
Soundbars and multiroom audio systems represent a growing segment of the audio market in Chile. Modern soundbars from brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, Bose, and Sonos typically include Bluetooth for mobile device connection and WiFi for music service streaming and multiroom features. Some systems include a wireless subwoofer that communicates with the main bar via a proprietary wireless connection in the 5.8 GHz band or via Bluetooth. In these cases, both the soundbar and subwoofer may require individual declaration if they have different regulatory model numbers. Importers of audio systems composed of multiple wireless components must carefully verify the radio configuration of each component to determine how many compliance pages they need.
Typical wireless technologies
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Devices of this type in our database
Devices of this type (showing 50 of 229): MLAB PARLANTE SENSE SOUND BASS BLACK, Hifuture PARLANTE BLUETOOTH POCKET S HIFUTURE GRIS, Audioengine Parlante A2+ Wireless, Hifuture PARLANTE BLUETOOTH POCKET S HIFUTURE BEIGE, Prosound P391A, Prosound P391N, MLAB PARLANTE MINI FLAMING CUBE BLACK, Hifuture PARLANTE BLUETOOTH POCKET S HIFUTURE, MLAB PARLANTE MINI FLAMING CUBE WHITE, Hifuture PARLANTE BLUETOOTH POCKET S HIFUTURE BLUE, Hifuture MINI PARLANTE POCKET S ROSADO 5W / IPX7 WATERPROOF / BT 5.4 / TWS / +8 HRS HIFUTURE HBB11PK, Swan OS - 10, MLAB PARLANTE FLAMING CRYSTAL AMBIENT LIGHT, MLAB PARLANTE POWERSOUND BASS BLACK, Samsung SOUND TOWER, Logitech WONDERBOOM 2 EXC, MLAB PARLANTE POWERSOUND BASS WHITE, Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.1 ch, MLAB PARLANTE RADIO RELOJ DESPERTADOR TEMPERATURA CLIME CLOCK WHITE, MLAB KARAOKE PATTERN SHOW VOICE CON 2 MICROFONO INALAMBRICO WHITE, Philco 730W (RS-922), Lity B14 (V75), Lity B15 (V83), MLAB PARL. KARAOKE FUNKY DISCO, Logitech Z407, Logitech X50 MOBILE WIRELESS SPEAKER, GENIUS PARLANTE MONITOR 2.0 BLUETOOTH WOOD SP-HF520BT, Ruark BT MR1 MK3, Swan D1100, Swan D200, Swan D300, Monster Audio P450A (TG-117), Monster Audio P450N (TG-117), Audioengine Parlante A5+ Wireless, ICETEC SPEAPAH, Logitech WONDERBOOM 3, Prosound P391R, JBL Charge 5 WiFi, JBL Bar 800 MK2, Lity B13 (V90), TCL Soundbar TCL S55H 2.1 Ch 220W + Subwoofer, MASTER-G MGSPLASHR, Hisense HS205, Hisense HS2100, Hisense HS3100, Monster Audio P468N (OS-1651), Monster Audio P450R (TG117), Logitech Z207 WIRELESS PC SPEAKERS, Swan D100, Monster Audio P467N.
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Frequently asked questions about Speaker
- Does my imported Bluetooth speaker need a SUBTEL QR?
- Yes. Every wireless speaker sold in Chile that uses Bluetooth, WiFi, or another short-range technology must include a SUBTEL QR on its packaging since February 2026.
- Does a soundbar with a wireless subwoofer need two QRs?
- It depends. If the soundbar and subwoofer have different regulatory model numbers, each needs its own compliance page. If they share the same regulatory model as a system, a single page can cover them.
- Does a smart speaker like Google Home need a QR?
- Yes. Smart speakers incorporate multiple radio modules (WiFi, Bluetooth, and sometimes Zigbee or Thread), all regulated as short-range devices. Each module must be declared on the compliance page.
- Where does the SUBTEL QR go on a speaker?
- The QR must be on the speaker's retail packaging. It can be on the box, on a visible sticker, or in documentation included inside the packaging.
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