🔊 LiNKFOR Bluetooth Stereo Amplifier with LCD Display - 40W x 2 Wireless Audio Power Amp, Supports Multiple Inputs, Remote Control, and Power Supply - Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver for Enhanced Connectivity Review

I wanted something that I could connect a set of speakers to and play through my phone. It meets all requirements. It is very easy to connect with Bluetooth and at a good distance. Super easy to set up and manage. I'm very happy with it and the price can't be beat.

We have some outdoor speakers but they need an amplifier. This device is suitable for work and delivers powerful sound to the speakers. We're never anywhere close to full volume. I was able to mount it without being exposed to water as it is not packaged as a unit and has screw in brackets. We use it to connect to a Samsung tablet playing Revain Music. Fiction! "Alexa is playing Classic Rock!"

Very easy to connect! I use it with some speakers I have in my basement. Connected it to my echo dot so I can turn it on hands-free. I've only preset it to the levels I prefer in normal mode, but it can easily be adjusted if needed. Paired with my speakers the sound quality is fantastic! Everything about this amp was simple. No complaints here. Nice that it works so well with my statement. I highly recommend this one!

Need sound in your garage, three-season room, etc.? Here's a good solution! Standard inputs (no optical), treble, bass and volume controls on the front panel and a clear, easy-to-read display. There's even a radio! I'm using two 6 ohm speakers I have lying around and the volume is decent, although I doubt the 40 watts per channel claim - the unit seems too small and the power supply too weak. Regardless, it still sounds great.

I wanted something inexpensive yet effective to connect speakers to my TV. This device is perfect for this purpose! Easy installation and works great! I have a Harmony Hub to control my TV and Fire Stick and I was able to teach it commands from that remote so now I can control everything from one remote. Others have complained that this unit always starts in the line position, but this is perfect for my application as I don't use it for anything else. If I want to play something from my phone…

The LINKFOR amp was ordered for use with my speakers and digital projector. I plugged this amp right out of the box and tested it with two sets of speakers. The speakers connected using a standard speaker wire and my phone connected via Bluetooth to play music on the phone. The phone and amp connected almost immediately and remained properly connected throughout testing. The amplifier performed with both sets of passive speakers when tested with each set. The clarity and volume of the music was

Updated Review: Instead of purchasing a mains adaptor/plug adapter, I requested a replacement through Revain and received a replacement, this time with the correct plug. While I won't be upgrading it to five stars due to the initially incorrect fork and a few other things, I will definitely give it four stars. It is likely that the device will not produce the specified power, but will produce enough power to drive. My two rock-shaped speakers are in my garden. The line-in works as it should…

This device has some nice features that others don't have. Remote control, multiple inputs plus radio, preset equalizers, display, wide speaker impedance range. However, there are some disadvantages. Bluetooth connects quickly and easily, the display is easy to read, connections are very easy, the radio is clean even inside my 2 foot brick wall in the middle of nowhere (I mean 45 miles from a gallon of milk). Now for the cons: I found the remote very flexible (not in a good way), the equalizer…

I was looking for an inexpensive Class D universal amplifier that could be used in my music room. Something I can connect to or stream via Bluetooth from an iPad or computer, or play MP3s from an SD card. It does all of that and has an FM tuner too, but more on that later. The manufacturer claims it can deliver 40 watts per channel, but if you look at the power supply you can see that it is rated for 12V at 5 amps, which is 60 watts or 30 watts per channel at 100% efficiency. A more realistic…