🔊 Nobsound Lepy Hi-Fi Stereo Multimedia 4-Channel 180w Bluetooth Power Amplifier with Remote Control and LED Display for Car, Home, and More Review

I have to admit I was quite surprised when I connected this little guy in my garden to four Polk speakers in the atrium. At this price I had very low expectations. It works well, has a very low profile and generates almost no, very little heat. I hope this lasts for many years. I can fully recommend the product and would buy it again myself.

Volume control first. For the first half of a spin, the volume seems to increase gradually, but when you hit the 2/3 mark, say around 2am, the volume suddenly jumps sharply. The volume and bass of this unit are much lower than my other bluetooth amplifier Pyle PFA330BT. The only good thing about it is the beep it makes when a Bluetooth device connects, unlike the Pyle 330BT which will blow your mind with a loud beep. I'm more impressed with Pyle's output than this one. My speaker is Sony SSCS5

This product has a very good sound for the price. One of the main features was the presence of two sets of speaker outputs on the back. I had to replace my existing stereo system with existing wall speakers. I have it through Revain Dot with 24x7 power in the bedroom and it suits our needs perfectly. The instructions weren't very good but it really didn't matter because the setup was easy and straightforward. Although we rarely use Bluetooth, it works great, has a long range and connects…

This would be the perfect little 4 channel Bluetooth amp if it had a fader to control the balance between pairs of front and rear speakers. This is a major design flaw that makes it almost useless as a 4-channel amp. It's also a pity because it has a good Bluetooth range with a large antenna and its design makes it very easy to mount on a surface such as a ceiling. The remote control is a nice addition and the power delivery was good too. Just no fader. I would ask the manufacturer to…

Noticed four old speakers installed throughout the house but the cables ran to an empty closet. Decided I'd give it a try instead of a more expensive, clunky AV receiver in hopes it could play music. This thing runs all four speakers at maximum volume, both with the phono connected via RCA and when streaming via bluetooth from my phone. The range seems pretty decent but starts cutting at around 30-40 feet. It also conveniently reconnects when it's on and I'm in range. I plan to go ahead and…

I needed a way to connect four speakers to my pool and incorporate them into the setup I was planning to use with the Echo Dot. This thing did EXACTLY what I needed. I hooked up my Echo to an amp and then connected all four of my outdoor speakers to that amp with no problem. Very easy and sounds great. Even better, I plugged this amp into a smart outlet and then left the amp on. I then use my Alexa phone app while at the pool to turn on the smart plug to power the amp, and then use the app to…

I saw some reviews on this product and realized it must be luck. Mine has been working great since I took it out of the box almost 2 years ago. The only reason I came back here is to buy another one for the garage. The Bluetooth function works better than I thought. It sits in my workshop and with the garage door open it sometimes communicates 100 feet away (no, I'm not getting paid for this, it just works!). The only consideration I would have if I don't get the second one is that there is no…

Read the reviews and you will see that it is better than most say. The manual that came with the device is practically useless and contains no actual instructions. I personally found it simple and compact, easy to use. Incoming unit, install Bluetooth antenna, connect speaker wire, FM antenna, plug in power cord and you're done. Using it at our camp and its FM receiver is better than the boombox we've been using for years. As for people having issues with Bluetooth, I haven't experienced any of

I am planning to use it in a camper where I drive on batteries at home. I'm planning to stream stuff to an amp via bluetooth. I'm currently testing it with a very old mini radio shop speaker (realistic) that's probably 30 years old. It sounds great. I've tried FM and it works but not sure how well. I didn't extend the antenna all the way, but it seems ok, not great. I'm not interested in that, I'm interested in streaming via Bluetooth. It was more than good. I connected a kilowatt to AC with a…