Review on 🔊 High-Fidelity Bluetooth Mini Audio Amplifier - Digital Desktop PC Stereo Receiver Class D (2 x 100 Watt MAX) Aluminum Diecast Construction - Pyle PDA20BT by Elizabeth Fuentes

I am very impressed with what such a modest ($50) purchase can bring. I didn't point that out, but this receiver will drive a pair of Polk desktop speakers at reasonable to high TV volume for a couple of hours and is barely warmer than ambient, and the wired sound quality is as good as some more expensive ones. Receivers that I connected to these speakers. Bluetooth quality isn't that great, but only by a thread; I would still use this feature if it wasn't exclusive to my TV. Aside from the bare essentials, I also like how simple the input layout is (defaults to Bluetooth when active, otherwise uses RCA input). Keep it off the ground (a table or media console will do), otherwise there will be a slight hum on the power line since the power supply is not grounded. There are no problems in my book. The terminals are easy to use with bare wire and I ended up not needing banana plugs which I bought.