Mini Audio Amplifier, Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Amplifiers, 300W+300W 2 Channel Power Sound Receiver/USB,SD Card,FM Radio,2 Mic for Home Speakers & Theater System-12V/230V UK Plug

Absolutely brilliant..I'm using it with 2 Kef cresta 100watt 3 way speakers and 2 wharfdale 400 valdus 150 watt 3 way speakers and the sound is crystal clear with no distortion, bass is great too...also I'm streaming via the Bluetooth from my phone and TV...handles it no problem and when pushed up to high volume it's loud very loud for the little amp it is ...well worth it ..can't fault it also comes with remote .10/10

Good amp nice and small and compact. Good power to. radio and blue tooth as well. Not only RCA cable input but also connect smart TV to it and phone via blue tooth. Really happy with this amp not bulky. I love the size it's great and does the job.nice and colourful volume button as well. Good buy can't go wrong.

Brought this as temp unit to test out car speakers so needed it to be 4ohm stable and have some power, So far only used it on small speakers but goes quite loud, on 10-50w rms units. Dont know if will kick big bass on larger speakers Quality: it isn't A grade sound, but it's bearable and with eq and tone adjustable should ballance to sound OK in most environments or music styles, ideal for small rooms, shed, kitchen, bed room, The tone knobs can add little more bass /treble if needed, or can remove a lot of it. UK plug suplyed, Used for several hours mid volume no heating problems, Did have problem at one point music seemed to become out of sync distortion using bluetooth but reset conection fixed it. Fm radio 📻 doesn't get best reception in my house, don't know if it's my location or it only has small arial

the amp itself on aux is quite good but thats were it ends... radio dont pick up channels sd card slot and usb slots dont work only fetch the radio on that dont tune into anything total waste of money time and effort setting it up . id search for a LEPAI LP-2020A+ IVE had that one a few years and its just an amp far better than this £35.99 rubbish.... you have been warned stay away its utter rubbish modes aux......bluetooth......radio(that dont work) no modes for usb or sd input..

Ideal for boosting my Brennan Jb7 as its soundboard had become muffled

This product deserves a fair and honest review. It's a bit of a mixed bag with me. I purchased this more out of curiosity than anything. Firstly this thing is tiny and weighs hardly anything. It boasts a massive 300 watts per channel but falls way short of this claim. Anybody with any electronic knowledge will understand that the 12v input has a rating of 5 amps which is 60watts at one hundred percent efficiency. I would say fairly the output is more like 10 watts per channel. It does run off 240v as well. The sound quality is acceptable at low to mid volume levels but runs out of steam at high volume levels. It distorts, clips and runs out of bass at high volume. It's ideal for playing something at low volume in the background such as a pub setting or restaurant. The bass and treble controls work better at these levels. Next.... The FM radio. This is worse than useless because the telescopic antenna on the back is way too short. It struggles to pick up anything. Maybe if you were high up of using outside things would be better but you could put a longer piece of wire on the antenna and this could improve things. The Bluetooth works great. Instructions hard to follow but to be fair it's easy to operate. On the plus side the facilities this item offers is good. The volume control lighting changes colour through the light spectrum the display is a nice red colour and changing the mode is accompanied by a voice telling you what mode you are in. Remote control too! I have to give Three stars because of the unrealistic claim of 300 Watts per channel and the relative poor sound. However it is packed with features and is listenable at low volume levels. For someone who just wants low volume background music I'd recommend but for someone that wants to throw a party definitely not.

This amplifier replaced a big old bulky thing I had. Amazing sound and performance for the size of it. Looks quite smart and for the price you can't knock it. Recommended.

cracking little unit for 35 quid, hooked phone up on Bluetooth play anything, used sd/usb no problem only complaint is remote buttons don’t do what they say and if you complain about sound quality then spend £200-300 on an amplifier Putting it in my campervan as runs on 12v And the USB charges phone

This is much better than expected and I can clearly recommend this amplifier. Each of the 6 inputs (SD card, Flash Drive, Line, 2 Channel Microphone preamp which I use as a turntable input, FM Radio, and BT which I use on my smartphone) work very well, with good sound quality, beyond expectations.

Excelente opción para karaoke a muy buen precio.

Pour le prix c’est un formidable petit appareil il fait un peu près tout ce dont j’avais besoin. +2sortie de micro supplémentaire. le son est bon ,il n’est pas défectueux . il a été très bien emballé et rapidement reçu , je le recommande fortement

Goed product en zéér snel verzonden en dit mij ontvangen. Echt binnen 24 uur !!!👍🏼

2024 UPDATE!!! - [The end of this review complains about the unit being noisy. Well, that wasn’t enough to stop me from buying a second one, WHICH IS TOTALLY SILENT. The first one I got was just (mildly) defective. Also, a note about how powerful this guy is: I host an annual outdoor screening of the Big Lebowski for about 50 people. For the past two occasions, I have used this unit as the amplifier, and have received several compliments about the sound presentation in particular. There is no detectable distortion at full volume. Adding all the stars.] This is a powerful little unit. I have it running and old pair of Bose 201s as the entertainment center on a large RV with two slides, and it drives them nicely. 1/4 volume draws complaints from the neighbors. With or without a powered sub, the bass is fine. That all being said, note that I AM NOT AN AUDIOPHILE. Bluetooth works as it should. That’s the good. The…. odd? Weird stuff, like the volume control acts like an attenuator- that is, if you use the remote to raise the volume and then turn the physical volume knob, it gets CRAZY loud, and vice versa- if you remotely lower it, you have to crank the knob all the way up to hear anything. Another odd thing that I don’t love is that you can’t tune the radio manually, it only auto programs all the stations in your market (62 in Phoenix), with no way to choose favorites. The weirdest is an odd engineering decision- the power rocker is useless when you use 12 volt power. You have to unplug it to turn it off. For me that’s really frustrating. I’m running on 100% solar and inverting my battery power up to 120 ac just to transform it back into 12 dc is aesthetically abhorrent to me. But whatever. I can plug and unplug the thing. THE BAD- and it’s really bad if you are any kind of purist- it’s noisy. REALLY noisy. It crackles. Continually. AC or DC, and it’s not RF noise from the devices near it. If it is powered and connected to speakers, it crackles. I personally cannot hear it when watching TV or listening to the radio, but if there is any silence- like between songs on the radio- it’s unmistakable. For the $$ I spent, though, I’m rather satisfied. Best advice if you can handle the crackling? Use only either the know or the remote to control the volume, not both.