Subwoofer Vs Woofer - Find the Difference?

When it comes to producing bass, there is no alternative to woofers and subwoofers. However, buyers are always confused about whether to buy woofers or subwoofers.
There are some who believe that both of them refer to the same thing. Others are curious to know the difference between both the appliances and then decide which one is perfect for them. In general, both the appliances produce a low-frequency sound which in turn produces the bass.
Subwoofer Vs Woofer - Find the Difference?

[@jasonp364]

From what I understand subs handle the low frequency regular woofers can’t handle but also subs don’t do well once past a certain point. Having both types covers all ranges of frequencies when it comes to overall performance. Coaxial speakers are more mid/high range. “Lower mid range” is often forgotten in most people’s builds. I have 2 10 inch skar woofers running @120 rms plus a 12 inch boss sub @ 300 rms for a complete soundstage

[@calyxl43]

my woofers go down to 35hz (25hz is where it stops shaking the house) would that be considered a subwoofer?

[@TrueMathSquare]

no

[@jacobdavidson9752]

woofers do mids and low frequency subwoofers only low frequency i think

[@eugenewhite6709]

Can i change my woofer to a subwoofer inside my speaker box?