Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Mini Amplifier - 100W Dual Channel Sound Power Audio Receiver USB, AUX for Home Speakers with Remote Control - Power Adapter Not Included

I was so surprised how well this worked right out of the box. I needed something to run my overhead speakers in the office.( 4 speakers) i was able to use an old laptop DC Power supply. Power rating was 12 to 24 V DC. Remote worked perfect. This unit is so tiny not too much larger than a can of Spam. Lol. I have it connected via Bluetooth to my tablet playing music. Speakers were loud enough that I didn’t have to turn the volume up all the way. I have a small office and just wanted some low volume background music. I have only had it for a few days and if it lasts for awhile I would recommend.

Don’t know about all the 1 star reviews but with anything you have to read the instructions and have the correct power supply as this doesn’t come with one. I’ve had my little power house amp hooked up for months in the hot AZ desert. The little amp powers 2 in ceiling speakers in my back patio! And the sound is great. The Bluetooth works great! I’m able to hook up my phone and other BT transmitters with ease. The only downfall it only allows one BT connection at a time. It draws very little power so you can leave it on. Hope this helps!

The media could not be loaded. UPDATED!! When I returned this unit and recieved the new one, all is now right with the world. The new unit works wonderfully and the replacement came very quickly. The only thing I've noticed that is kinda "wonky" is that the volume knob doesn't seem to be aligned correctly. When I turn it all the way down, it goes WAY lower than "0" (at 7 o'clock on the dial) probably all the way to 4 o'clock on the dial. And then max volume isn't where it should be. That being said, the volume knob works and the attenuation is smooth. I'm upgrading from 1 star all the way up to 4 stars.///////////////////////////OLD REVIEW:Well, ordered this because I had owned an older version of this that was just an amplifier. But, for whatever reason, it incessantly beeped. It beeped when I turned it on, when I switched to Bluetooth... all the time. Even when my phone successfully connected to the unit, it beeped. (You can see in the video.)So, hopefully, when I receive the replacement (same exact model), I will be able to come in and edit my review and make this positive. I had high hopes because the older unit I had lasted 4 years out in the weather with no issues until this year (probably corroded inside- crackled when the volume knob was turned.)Just beware that it may not perform as you hope it will.

I was looking for a cheap little amp to play music in my garage. It is cheap, it is little, and it is an amp. But it has problems.In order to connect to a Bluetooth device, you need the remote to choose the source. The remote does not work well, at all. As another reviewer noticed, you have to point your remote at a very small spot just below and to the left of the volume control in order for the amp to recognize it. I think I would give a more charitable review if the amp defaulted to Bluetooth mode, but maybe that's because I want to use it only with a Bluetooth device.The audio quality isn't great, but I guess it's acceptable enough for use in a garage. It doesn't pump out much volume. I was using it with 8 Ohm speakers, but I expected more sound out of it than I was getting. I don't believe the 100W number at all. If they advertised it as 25W, I might believe it. One plus is that it does have bass and treble controls.But, it's not all bad. Even though it did not come with a power brick, I had a bunch of 12-19V DC supplies that work with it. I used the high voltage/current ones in an attempt to get more power out of it. I even had a car power outlet cord that fits it perfectly, but I never tried it with the unit.All in all, I think there are probably better choices out there than this one.

My iPhone XS Max refuses to connect to this via Bluetooth—it will see the device and attempt to connect, but always fails. Also, when it is on there is a pulsing hiss of background static that pulses in time with the throbbing red light around the volume knob. It's not that loud, but if the unit is on and not playing anything, it's definitely noticeable. Also, there's no 1/8" input (aka aux jack, headphone jack) on this so if you want to use a device that outputs via a 1/8" port (super common) you will need an RCA adapter cable. Finally, while the advertisement is clear that this amp does not come with a power supply, that does mean that you are going to pay about $15 more than the listed price if you want to be able to actually use this thing—so it's not nearly as cheap as you'd think if you're comparing it to other similar units that do come with power supplies.On the whole, I think this is not worth buying. It's cheap, but not as cheap as it looks, and it doesn't really work very well.

Mounted in my 1963 Falcon and connected to a RetroSound 5x7 in-dash stereo speaker. Easy to use and sounds GREAT. The default at power-on is to Bluetooth. You do have to manually start the music on the phone otherwise it goes to playing the music on the USB memory stick I inserted in the back which is loaded with oldies tunes. The sound is very clear and the available volume exceeds my needs.I plugged the speaker output from the stock radio into the RCA jack for another listening option, and the 12v power is hooked to the radio power wire.This is designed to mount on top of something so I modified it to mount under the dash. It could also just be mounted there upside down, but I am a little anal about such things.

My computer audio system crapped out and I happened to have some old bookshelf speakers and a self-powered sub lying around. I decided to buy this amp to feed the two Klipsch bookshelf speakers and I couldn't be happier with the results. This amp is small, thus doesn't take up much desk space and actually looks attractive. Buying this allowed me to have premium sound by just reusing older audio equipment, while saving me at least a hundred dollars in buying a dedicated computer audio system. For me, this was a great purchase.