WINGONEER Digital Amplifier Speaker Bluetooth Review

I have a radio building in the museum with an outdoor speaker. Connect the output to a speaker output to play WWII music to visitors. Lots of clean tones and gain. Yes, I would buy another one, which I did.

Excellent player. I would give 5 stars but the remote control is unusable! Has a range of maybe 5 feet. Even with a new battery. Lots of energy, great sound and I'm picky. The LEDs are a bit annoying. If there was a little more thought in the console, this would be a hit in the park. but for the price maybe I'm asking too much.

Does what it's supposed to, but those LEDs are pretty bright. I saw someone take it and open it up and turn them all off together. As for me, I just wrapped them in black tape. I've just been to St Winnie's and bought some used speakers and they're really good now. Bluetooth works. The reason he only got three starts was management. It's useless. The instructions must be written by someone in the US if you are selling them as instructions here, well nice try but failed.

Cons - 1. The randomly flashing disco lights on the front NEVER STOP FLASHING and cannot be turned off. They finally blocked three layers of tape and a felt-tip pen. Very annoying 2. Doesn't come with a power cord. 3. Instructions are not good. 4. Found radio stations with static noise cannot be deleted. 5. There is no blue tooth (despite the logo on the box). Pros - 1. Sound quality and volume are much better than you would expect from a device of this size.

I paid for these but they sent me another brand from KENTIGER: https://www.amazon.com/Kentiger-Speaker-Bluetooth-Amplifier-Motorcycle/dp/B019FB8PCY/ref =cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie= UTF8, maybe they ran out and sent me the next one up the stairs. But it worked really well for me as as you can tell from its description this KENTIGER is a cut above WINGONEER with really cool disco lights and great sound quality. So all good that ends well although they made the transition without consulting me but