Mini Bluetooth Audio Amplifier, Portable Hi-fi Amp, Sound Bass Treble Power Stereo Receiver, Two-channel Amplifiers Converter, for Laptops Smartphones Motorcycle Car DvD Mp3, 2" to 6.5" speakers

Cheaper and better than the others that I have bought the Bluetooth is slightly out of sync when the TV is connected but atleast it works unlike many others on the market, I'm pleased with it ✌

Very good amplifier for it's size and price; crisp and clean tone with USB input. Haven't yet tried the Line-In, but couldn't get the Bluetooth mode to work, though I think there's a fix on YouTube!😎🎼🎹

This amp is utterly crap. It doesn't come with any instructions and as many reviewers have already said, the Bluetooth doesn't work.The sound is awful. I bought this because of the remote control so don't have to keep changing the input on my existing amp manually. Having heard this tinny sound, I'm prepared to use my existing amp which is a Lepy 2024. The Lepy produces 100% better sound quality than this amp.

We were a bit cynical when we ordered it. The attitude was that it couldn't do all that for that price. I am happy to say it exceeded our expectations. Instant connection to Bluetooth and a clear line of sight walk proved that it did keep working when the mobile was nearly 50yds away. An unfair test but encouraging. The radio tuner quality was not good but that's not the fault of the device. I live in the middle of a field in a remote area. The Line In worked fine when tested with another radio tuner. Later we will try the USB and TF inputs. I am impressed with it. It also seems perfectly comfortable driving my big triple cone HI FI speakers.

bought to link to a projector via bluetooth, powering 2x15 watt speakers. Paired easily. Sound quality is passable not really hifi but ok with movies, though bass is a bit lacking. Compact size and simple controls.Comes with a 2 pin plug and unfused adaptor so no earth (unit has a metal case) so unlikely ISO or BSI approved.

This little device is awesome. It's not audiophile quality but it will do and it's Bluetooth works great. No complains here. Just remember don't have your input at 100 it will distort. Keep it at about 80. So if your wanting something for your bedroom then this will help. If your a sound geek then move along as you will be disappointed. 👍

Although the unit works ok the bluetooth is not detected by and iphone 6 but is detected by an iphone XR although neither will connectOutput is loud but nowhere near 600W closer to 30W per channel. Audio crisp and some good bass just fails dismally on bluetoothSo update followed the modification and removed the two little capacitors, Bluetooth now works with both phones perfectly.I measured the output of the amplifier and its between 15 and 18 watts, as an audio engineer i have the right kit to do this. Not 600Watts at all

It's a nice little amp. I purchased mine on 5-10-21, the bluetooth connected flawlessly to my Motorola G7 Power, so hopefully the bluetooth issue from earlier versions has been fixed. I'm using 6 ohm speakers left over from an old micro hifi, I'd say the amp puts out about 15 watts per channel which is plenty for me. The rear Aux imput works perfectly but the front 3.5mm input doesn't work at all. I haven't tried the usb or card input as I won't ever use them. Not too worried about the front input as I purchased the amp to use on bluetooth and occasionally on the rear auxilliary input. So for £21.99 for a knock off cheap Chinese amp it'll do the job.Update:I cut the EU plug off to fit a UK fused plug which is safer. However the mains wires are so thin and definitely not copper, as the very few strands are very springy and can't even be twisted together. So I'd advise keeping the EU plug and use a fused adapter.