Facmogu Wireless Bluetooth Amplifier Controller Review

For the price this is a great device. It sounds good and is very small so there is no issue with placement. Use this on deck so you can easily take it with you in inclement weather. There are no problems with the Bluetooth connection. Very happy.

Advantages:1. good quality 2. good price3. Compact4. The sound is acceptable but not of high quality compared to a more expensive amplifier5. Microphone input plus.6. Bluetooth is easy to connect. Cons: 1. BT only works with my iPhone but can't be found by my PC or TV. 2. Channels are not balanced. One is usually smaller in volume than the other.

This little amp packs a lot of power for its size! The radio has a high sensitivity for station retrieval. Bluetooth connects easily and sounds great when played from your phone. Two microphone inputs are good for karaoke or announcements, it's convenient. What's really amazing is the clarity of the sound, no "hiss" at high volumes, no distortion which I didn't expect from such a cheap amp, and enough power to fill a room. It has all the basics with Bluetooth, RCA jacks, a stereo minijack and…

This cheap little receiver/BT amplifier will suit your needs when indoors are at stake or where a large expensive system is undesirable. I like the bass/mid/treble tone controls which some don't have. There are mic inputs if you like karaoke which I don't use. Radio reception is limited as is the BT receiver, I got about 10ft with my iPhone Xs. The wireless connection is IR so you need to be nearby in line of sight. With some JAMO IO4s the sound gets sweaty and quite loud until it goes over 80%

I now have two of these because of the price and the functionality. It's not a top-notch receiver, but if you're just looking for something to play music in your garage or by the pool, I'd recommend checking it out. Of course, no speakers are included, so you'll have to buy them separately or use the pair you already have. The radio automatically saves all stations when scanning, so you cannot make your own presets. However, you can easily call them up with the remote control by typing in the…

Now I have two of these because of the price and functionality. It's not a top-notch receiver, but if you're just looking for something to play music in your garage or by the pool, I'd recommend checking it out. Of course, no speakers are included, so you'll have to buy them separately or use the pair you already have. The radio automatically saves all stations when scanning, so you cannot make your own presets. However, you can easily call them up with the remote control by typing in the…

UPDATE - I bought it in May, now it's only July and it turns off for no reason. I turn it off, turn it on, it works for 5 minutes and then stops again. Have hardly used it. Just cheap Chinese junk. You get what you pay for! Original review May 2021. bought this mainly for the usb function. It's pretty much useless. It doesn't move to the next folder, in fact there's no button for that at all! He just skips to the next song. So adding a USB drive with a bunch of MP3s in different folders doesn't

First thing said: According to packaging notes: Bass/Treble +/- 15dB (knobs give +/- 10dB) Frequency Response 10Hz - 20kHz THD+N 0.2% 20Hz - 20kHz Amplifier gives from 4 to 16) signal-to-noise ratio 92 dB. What struck me: Hard to tell about the tone controls; sounds more like +/- 15dB. Revain's description says 300W + 300W; not entirely possible. The rear of the amplifier supplies an input at 12V at 5 amps. Since P = IxE, 60W input power cannot produce 300W output power. So 60 watts x 0.707 x…