🔊 Pyle White 400W Outdoor Portable Wireless PA Loudspeaker System with Rechargeable Battery, Auxiliary RCA Jack for iPod, Microphone Jack, USB/SD Reader, Wheels Gain, and DJ Controls - PCMX265W Review

A bit cluttered for an assistant or presenter. The USB reader doesn't read all music formats, so be sure to check all your tracks before you go anywhere. The handle broke within the first three months. It's thin around the buttons. Overall, battery life and volume are good.

First of all, this is not a 400 watt amplifier, my 30 watt grand piano blows it away. Don't leave it on, it will ruin the battery and there are no instructions in the manual on how to change the battery. The Pyles' $500 MSRP is a complete joke and not worth the $200 it's selling for. I paid $99 for mine and rarely use it, poor tone on the electric guitar, lack of tone controls makes it not good for the voice!

I bought a PylePro audio system for my sister who is a professional singer. Together with her TC-Helicon Voicelive Play she can have a professional system for small venues. The battery feature is essential in areas with limited access to electricity. The flexible input option is very convenient and reliable. We have used the system at both outdoor events and indoor events such as funerals and small weddings. I am overall happy with the PylePro and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for

I purchased this system in September 2012 for tail gating purposes. It first worked great in October 2012 and I haven't used it since. I was preparing for a picnic in the park on Saturday May 4th 2013 and wanted to take this system with me for fun so I plugged it in the night before to charge the battery all night but when I tried to turn it off use On Saturday the battery was dead and could not be recharged, making it unusable for the park. The system doesn't work for me because I bought it…

I used to have an ION Audio Block Rocker portable speaker system with AM/FM radio, but I sent it to my mother and bought this Pyle PRO PCM system . Unfortunately, along with the terrible sound quality, the device failed to charge after just 2 months of use. Although the Pyle Pro Unit looks a lot prettier and brighter, I would advise you all to use the ION PA system. The sound was much better and the device felt very solid. It cost me $60 to return the device. It's been almost two weeks and I…

Bought for some indoor/outdoor DJ and MC work. Seems to be quite suitable for my needs. As with many imports from China, the instruction manual is poorly written. This is especially true for USB/SD instructions. I had to go through a lot of trial and error to understand its capabilities. I would recommend Pyle tech support to review and rewrite the manual. So far I've only played at home, the sound quality is better than I would have expected from such an inexpensive little thing. While I don't

I've been using it every working day for a year and after about 6 months it started to have a lot of problems. I've always left it plugged in, so I can't comment on battery life. Easy to turn, nice view. I got problems and always thought it was the mic or the cable to the mic. I eventually narrowed it down to a hands-free system. I redeemed microphones and cables twice. The speakerphone actually looks brand new and I wish it didn't have any issues. My issues 1. Responding negatively to…

It's really elegant, with built-in wheels and retractable handle, it's user-friendly design. I previously purchased a 300w Fender system from Guitar Center but was so uncomfortable with it that I took it back. The first device I got worked great, but when downloading music to the SD card and USB stick, there didn't seem to be a way to switch tracks. The instructions diagram is a bit vague so it was difficult to say exactly how it was supposed to happen or what the ad should have looked like. My

This device performs as you would expect from a device of this size. It won't break through walls, but when our dance group performs at local festivals (away from an outlet), we and the audience can hear our music clearly, even as the main stage floods the park with bluegrass. I've tried this with a microphone (Pyle-Pro PDMIC58 Professional Moving Coil Dynamic Handheld Microphone) which has helped quieter speakers, but I can usually draw a crowd with my voice without help. No feedback issues…