Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Amplifier System – 200W Hi-Fi Dual Channel Sound Power Audio Receiver w/USB, SD Card, FM Radio for Home Speakers and Theater Entertainment with Remote Control

I'm not given to do early reviews, but I'm really impressed by this little fella.Even though the seller recommends nothing bigger than 8", I hooked it up to two Technics SB-A34 3-Way Tower Speakers with twin 10" woofers each, and it is blasting!The bluetooth connection works like a charm with my smart TV, phone, tablet, mp3 player, and PC.I also love the USB and SD card support. Just pop your favorite music in and blast away!I have no complaints about the sound quality or even with the label for the play/pause button which reads "PALY" instead of "PLAY". Who cares about semantics when it comes down to play your music or movies the way you like them? ;)As for the durability, I will post about that or any other issue.All and all, I recommend this budget-friendly amplifier.

Im using it to hook up speakers to my tv. It works great has aweaome power and easy to use. Even has a built in radio receiver. The equalizer and tune functions are great and make music and tv sound perfect with different settings. Great small powerful device for the money

The sound is pretty good. Runs well. Bluetooth sync'd up easily with my tablet. Bass response seems to be lower than expected for a 100 watt per channel. Not sure if it is a full 100 watt per channel but haven't tested. Instructions that came with it only mentioned the model on the cover. All other instructions did not reference the model but could be figured out but were slightly different. Using this in a garage. Working well so far but it does run hot enough that it is hot to the touch while running or when just turned off. However, for the price it is a very good amp.

This thing ROCKS. The proof of the pudding will be when I use it at a venue in October, mated with two Yamaha NS-6490 speakers and powered sub should be plenty loud without breaking my back or the bank! The ONLY thing that the manual is not clear on is how the FM turner works. You MUST allow the tuner to pull in all the stations it can by memory, by holding down the NEXT button when you initially switch to tuner mode. Also the remote is NOT needed for everyday use, but it does increase the overall volume a few notches beyond what the rotary dial does. The unit gets warm after an hour of use, but not hot - am wondering if a USB powered fan would work plugged into the USB port to keep the unit cool?Edit: Bought a second unit as a backup in November, but QC was obviously not the same. The second unit came in plastic bag inside the shipping box. I am guessing I have a return. It frequently cut off after playing at high volume for a while. I narrowed it down to a bad solder joint, and it works now. You also have to be extremely careful that your speaker wires are good quality! Haven't given up on this unit overall and may even pick up a third one. Be interesting to see if it can run as mono bridged. PS the USB port does not supply enough power to run a fan....and no that was not the cause of my issues because I tried the fan on my initial unit, not the second one.

While this does the job it is a bit lack luster. The blue tooth works okay but I can't go too far from it. I have cheap bluetooth ear buds that I can go almost anywhere in my house and they keep working.The radio function is confusing. How do you tune in a station? It has presets that are not set to any station. They are slightly off. There is no pot to tune a station in and the buttons do nothing as far as searching. The manual says nothing about this.One really annoying thing is I bought this mainly for bluetooth use and it defaults to "line in" after powering off and back on. You have to cycle through to get back to bluetooth. I know that seems minimal but most receivers default to the input function last used. That seems like a no brainer to me.My iPhone is not recognized by the USB port. I assume that this port is only for thumb drives.While it is doing its job I would not have bought it if I had known it would be like this. Not bad but not great

Sound quality is very good at low to medium levels, not earth shaking at high volume but I got mine for the bedroom and never turn it up all that much. Bluetooth range is outstanding and so far has never had any unintentional disconnections. Excellent value for the money.

using it on a pair of 4ohm 90w speakers works flawlesslyPros: good sound, good remote, good functionality.Cons: Switching to Bluetooth mode makes a loud sound play then connecting makes another one play, plus Bluetooth is kinda finicky on it not super easy to connect.STOPPED WORKING AFTER A YEAR.

It does not look like much. I did see that the cost was good and I thought if it did not work I could send ut back. I am seriously impressed with the sound quality and even though the bass is not the same as the plate amp I had for my surround sound it sounds balanced out with my 1200 watt shallow sub for my surround sound.