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 Josh Gerhardt

Reading Revain user reviews on PYLE, they are generally terrible. The products are cheap and wear out quickly. Customer service is unresponsive and prompts the user to pay for warranty shipping. Because the prices are so low, people take risks and order hoping for the best. This product is an exception. It is very compact and has a sturdy steel body. The output is excellent. A $50 device generates 100 RMS per channel. Another competitor has the same sound power. Unfortunately, this $44 amp suffers from a slight hum at 2/3. Not so with Pyle. Set the volume control to maximum. No distortion, just pure sound. The company does not design or manufacture this product. Aside from the markings and four uniquely shaped front screws, it looks like a repackaged $80 FOSI BT-20A, the highest rated mini amp on the audio market that has garnered plaudits from customers and pro reviewers alike. At 62.5% of the brand price, the 37.5% saving makes it a steal. Despite the positive aspects, I only have two complaints. First, USB 2.0 and SD ports are missing. Second, the speaker outputs are traditional large plastic screws. They are too close together. Therefore, connecting speaker cables is problematic. The best alternatives are thrust levers with appropriate holes for copper strands.