5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding in my garage

2026-02-02    -Amazon Customer

I had an old unused set of book shelf speakers, so I decided to pair them with this and add some sound to my garage. It pushes the speakers well, and I have no complaints with the sound quality. It is nice that it has an actual equalizer with its low price. All of the functions work well, and the bluetooth is easy to connect and stays connected. I would say the actual power is somewhere in the ballpark of about 60 watts, and that's what most of these smaller amps in this price range put out. It's nice and compact and doesn't require much space. It does not get overly warm or hot. Overall, it's well made for its price.

5.0 out of 5 stars For $40, this is a pretty nice audio amplifier.

2026-02-19    -OtakuN3rd

Setup for this is very straight forward, which is good because the included instructions are poorly and incompletely translated from Chinese.When I first powered it on it defaulted to FM radio. I was able to tune to some North American frequencies, but reception on the included radio is pretty terrible. The antenna is built-in, and not removable without some hacking.I then switched to using the Bluetooth function, which is where this really shines. There's no perceptive static or ground loop issues, and the audio is clear and it gets nice and loud. Using a nice set of speakers does go a long way here, though. I paired it with a pair of Allied speakers made in the early 1970's.Functionally, there are some nit-picky things as well. There's two different, and independent volume controls. One via the remote, and one via the knob on the front. Similarly, there's three tone/equalizer controls. There's several EQ presets that can be set with the remote, bass and treble knobs, and a 5-band graphic equalizer, all in series with one another.I did not test the karaoke microphone inputs, or the echo control (which only seems to affect the microphone inputs, not any other audio).Overall, it can be quirky to use, but for the price it is an excellent sounding amplifier when paired with a good set of speakers. Just don't plan on using the built-in FM tuner-get something external for broadcast radio.

5.0 out of 5 stars All in one audio solution

2026-02-02    -Brian Galasso

This amp from Facmogu does it all, and it does it quite well. It's an amplifier, equalizer, with SD and USB and microphone interfaces as well as FM stereo. It comes with a handy remote as well. This thing does it all in a nice little package. It puts out a good amount of power as well, adding amplification without overmodulating. Nice rich sound, especially with a good set of speakers. Glad I got it.

4.0 out of 5 stars Solid unit and great value. FM radio is bad

2026-03-04    -Timothy P. Colson

For the price you can't beat it. Blue tooth works well. Music from the SD Card slot and USB work well but no shuffle feature. It plays in the order files were copied so mix it up and copy one at a time. Base and tone work and the 5 band equalizer work as well.If your volume doesn't go as loud as you expect press and hold NEXT to increase the "digital" volume or press and hold "PREV" to lower the top end volume that the volume knob can adjust to. Think of it like a governor for an engine.FM Radio. This is the reason for the - 1 star. I have a cheap boom box that brings in stations while sitting on the floor when this unit can only bring in half the stations with static while sitting up high on top of my desk shelf. I even change out the supplied antenna with one twice as large and still static FM stations.Over all great unit but not for really for FM Radio or MP3 shuffle function

4.0 out of 5 stars Solid unit and great value. FM radio is bad

2026-01-11    -Timothy P. Colson

For the price you can't beat it. Blue tooth works well. Music from the SD Card slot and USB work well but no shuffle feature. It plays in the order files were copied so mix it up and copy one at a time. Base and tone work and the 5 band equalizer work as well.If your volume doesn't go as loud as you expect press and hold NEXT to increase the "digital" volume or press and hold "PREV" to lower the top end volume that the volume knob can adjust to. Think of it like a governor for an engine.FM Radio. This is the reason for the - 1 star. I have a cheap boom box that brings in stations while sitting on the floor when this unit can only bring in half the stations with static while sitting up high on top of my desk shelf. I even change out the supplied antenna with one twice as large and still static FM stations.Over all great unit but not for really for FM Radio or MP3 shuffle function

5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding in my garage

2026-02-14    -Amazon Customer

I had an old unused set of book shelf speakers, so I decided to pair them with this and add some sound to my garage. It pushes the speakers well, and I have no complaints with the sound quality. It is nice that it has an actual equalizer with its low price. All of the functions work well, and the bluetooth is easy to connect and stays connected. I would say the actual power is somewhere in the ballpark of about 60 watts, and that's what most of these smaller amps in this price range put out. It's nice and compact and doesn't require much space. It does not get overly warm or hot. Overall, it's well made for its price.

4.0 out of 5 stars Nice little unit

2026-01-06    -JG1

My only complaint is the usual, lack of instructions. You get a little pamphlet type of instructions that just list the buttons. Would like a little more detail on how to use all the features.

5.0 out of 5 stars For $40, this is a pretty nice audio amplifier.

2026-01-03    -OtakuN3rd

Setup for this is very straight forward, which is good because the included instructions are poorly and incompletely translated from Chinese.When I first powered it on it defaulted to FM radio. I was able to tune to some North American frequencies, but reception on the included radio is pretty terrible. The antenna is built-in, and not removable without some hacking.I then switched to using the Bluetooth function, which is where this really shines. There's no perceptive static or ground loop issues, and the audio is clear and it gets nice and loud. Using a nice set of speakers does go a long way here, though. I paired it with a pair of Allied speakers made in the early 1970's.Functionally, there are some nit-picky things as well. There's two different, and independent volume controls. One via the remote, and one via the knob on the front. Similarly, there's three tone/equalizer controls. There's several EQ presets that can be set with the remote, bass and treble knobs, and a 5-band graphic equalizer, all in series with one another.I did not test the karaoke microphone inputs, or the echo control (which only seems to affect the microphone inputs, not any other audio).Overall, it can be quirky to use, but for the price it is an excellent sounding amplifier when paired with a good set of speakers. Just don't plan on using the built-in FM tuner-get something external for broadcast radio.

5.0 out of 5 stars All in one audio solution

2026-02-15    -Brian Galasso

This amp from Facmogu does it all, and it does it quite well. It's an amplifier, equalizer, with SD and USB and microphone interfaces as well as FM stereo. It comes with a handy remote as well. This thing does it all in a nice little package. It puts out a good amount of power as well, adding amplification without overmodulating. Nice rich sound, especially with a good set of speakers. Glad I got it.

2.0 out of 5 stars Know what you intend to use this item for.

2026-03-04    -Geoffrey W. Reinke

Frequency response on the low end is terrible. This is a great public address amplifier for speech. It will do well as a mid high amp for theater systems that have a separate sub amp and cabinets. Great for a garage with passive speakers as long as you don't expect a lot of thump. Probably great to listen to ball games with......or blogs.