Facmogu 298A Max 300Wx2 Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Audio Amplifier, RMS 40Wx2 Power Amp 2 Channel Stereo Receiver for Home Theater Speakers, Bass & Treble Control, USB/SD/RCA/MIC/FM in, Remote

Got some speakers for free so I bought this to make a massive boombox. Finished product was awesome. BT Range is lacking but works fine for my application. Removed the housing to mount it to an internal crossbar. Also you do get hum when mic volume is up, not an issue when mics are being used, and you just turn the mics down when not in use. Sounds is good. 50% volume with these speakers is louder than my ears can handle but doesn't break up at all. Line in works great too, I use it as a practice amp for my electric guitar and bass via my zoom multi fx processor. sounds awesome even as a bass amp.

I bought this radio to add it on my motorhome. It works great, I was able to connect my interior radio and now I can listen to the same music inside and outside. I connected this radio with my interior radio using RCA’s and it acts like an amplifier. I am also able to play music from a thumb drive, blue tooth, AUX, and card. It puts out a good loud and clear sound and it is small enough where it does not take up alot of space. Overall I strongly recommend this product.

For the price, this little amp really delivers. The sound quality is surprisingly good, and it powers my patio speakers without any issues. The Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is easy to pair and set up, though the range is a bit shorter than I expected—since the amp is in the garage and the speakers are outside on the patio, the signal can sometimes cut out if there’s too much interference or distance. That said, as long as your source stays relatively close, it works just fine. One of the standout features for me is the separate bass and treble controls. They allow you to really shape the sound to fit your specific speaker setup. I’ve been able to adjust the tone to get the most out of my outdoor speakers, which was a pleasant surprise for a unit in this price range. It also has a built-in tuner function, which is a nice idea in theory, but I haven’t had much luck getting it to work properly. I haven’t been able to pick up any stations yet, which might be due to reception in my area or possibly needing an external antenna. Overall, despite a couple of small drawbacks, this is a great little amp. It’s compact, easy to use, and sounds excellent once you get it set up. Very convenient and an excellent value for the money.

We use it to drive big stereo speakers from our television. Works great. The remote is a little glitchy and you have to be at juuuuust the right angle for it to pick up the signal, but once you identify the sweet spot, it works fine, too. One oddity: you can set the volume with the knob on the unit and the remote will let you change volume UP TO that limit. It's like the volume knob sets the upper limit for the remote. Seems a little weird, but easy to get used to. The blue light ring around the volume control is pretty bright in the bedroom at night. We have to get out of bed and manually switch off the power at the unit to shut the blue ring down each night. Again, a goofy glitch, but what do you want for THIS low price point? IMHO it's a great deal.

The feature set sounded good and I wanted to like this little amp. The main reason I bought it was to be able to use Bluetooth to play music from my phone or tablet over real speakers, and my tuner amp is a little old school with only wired inputs. I did try the FM radio and the programming was finicky at best, but not a deal breaker. Remember this was purchased for the Bluetooth connectivity. I never tried out the USB or line in. I do not doubt that it would have at least marginal performance but after the failed attempt with Bluetooth it went back in the box for a return. The Bluetooth connected easily enough, and when medium-level or higher sound was playing it was okay. But during quiet points or between songs without any music, there was loud screeching that would not stop. While I have some experience with audio equipment I'm not an engineer, but no amp is supposed to make noise like that. This wasn't a ground loop style hum or white noise. Some cheaper amps have some white noise that is tolerable but the screeching was loud, and steady. Again, I wanted to like it. The size was good, the design was okay, and I could have dealt with the quirky radio IF the Bluetooth worked. I like that it could be powered by the connected AC cord, or by standard barrel-style DC connector but never tried the DC. For me, the failed Bluetooth was the deal breaker. If anyone is willing to risk it for the radio or USB or line in... go ahead, it might do you fine. But I did an immediate return. I'll do some more research and try again with another brand. I believe you usually get what you pay for. This was close but not quite on the mark.

This is a really nice little amp! Sounds great, and I love the functions. Works just as well as the tuner my dad had when I was growing up, only there’s a card and usb slot, and a freaking remote! I got it for my garage, and have a set of old pioneer speakers and a set of Sony bookshelf speakers hooked up to it… I don’t always listen to music out in the garage, but when I do so do my neighbors! 😝