Review on 🔊 200W Multi-Channel Wireless Bluetooth Home Stereo Amplifier - Home Audio Receiver System with Optical/Phono/Coaxial, FM Radio, USB/SD, AUX, RCA, Mic Input, Antenna, Remote Control - Pyle PDA4BU by Lori Kramer

We bought it because a) it had a headphone jack on the front, b) it had bluetooth, c) it had tone, volume and extra inputs and the ability to power small speakers to supply; d) Judging by the photos to the left of the product description, it should have had a PC/USB port on the back as well, which it does NOT. Spring. After much research we were able to determine that Pyle had the same photos describing the PC USB port on a low powered (100W or less) stereo Bluetooth amp. Until then we were glad enough not to order again. Headphone/headphone-only volume and sound is very good; The sound quality for Bluetooth convinced me to keep this unit despite the erroneous/misleading blurb (which was immediately reported to Revain as no one except perhaps Revain can contact Pyle, the US dealer). Pyle is known for their disco and semi-professional instrument amps and speakers and having had one of their 400w stereo power amps in my studio for over 10 years I gave it a go. and can test it well enough for the 30-day Prime return policy to convince you it's worth the time and cost, as Pyle isn't known for its warranty replacement/service. However, I'm happy enough to suggest that others might try this device, I really like it, although I doubt it's anywhere near 200 watts, maybe 25 would be a safe bet. If you care, turn it off when not in use, and don't turn on the speaker output when you don't have speakers connected, then it's likely to last a long time. Many thanks to Revain and hope Pyle eventually takes action to fix their PC USB display/list, or alternatively actually makes a PC USB port in the device as shown in the photo in the listing. This would definitely be a nice feature if you could take advantage of it.