Portable Mini Bluetooth PA System with Wireless Headset Microphone 30W Personal Pa Speaker Rechargeable Voice Amplifier Supports Echo/FM Radio/AUX-in Mode/USB Input/TF Card

The media could not be loaded. I have been using this non stop in my classroom. It gets LOUD. I almost always have to turn it down so I don’t disturb other classes. Love that you can record yourself and hook up to a phone or computer.

After buying a 35w Oley voice amplifier, I sought something a little louder, a little more flexible, and with better echo. I did a lot of research, narrowed it down to a few highly-rated products, and finally decided to pay the extra $$ to buy this one. I thought it would be good because being a small unit, it has a rather chubby chassis that seemed like it would project a better depth of sound. It also has a sleek look.After receiving it, I was quite disappointed that my Oley voice amplifier was equally as loud. This unit does have a better depth of sound and provides a fuller projection, whereas the Oley projects mostly in the higher midrange and not so much in lower mid-range and bass. It has a good, full, clear sound, but it's just not loud enough for street preaching.Another aspect is the echo effect which is good in the way that you can control it with the roll of a small dial, but I found it rather useless beyond a mild effect. The Oley 35w, 3600mah voice amplifier I bought before this has 3 or 4 echo settings, but every time you change the echo, it plays an audible recording. The only useful echo is E2, and the other echos are too exaggerated for any practical purpose. Being able to manually adjust the echo is an advantage. I just wish the echo had a shallower range at the front of the dial so it can be turned up without saturating too much.There are few irritating features. This unit has a big silver knob to turn it on, and it looks like and is easy to access, but it's also very easy to accidentally turn it off when walking around. It also plays an annoying audio voice that cannot be turned down or off every time you turn it on. This knob turns it on but does not control the volume. The mic volume is just a tiny little dial, so it's not as easy as it should be to manipulate the volume without getting feedback from the microphone.Now the wireless microphone seems to work very well, pairs easily, has its own volume control, and seems to operate for at least a few hours straight on a single charge. However, using a wired microphone is slightly louder and clearer. Another thing is that every time you turn it on, it annoyingly goes into bluetooth mode and tells you that out loud. It would be nice if you could make it retain it's previous setting so that whatever mode you commonly use powers on by default.Another thing that could be such a big improvement is being able to connect the wireless headset physically. The headset allows you to take the microphone off and clip like a lapel mic, and that's a good feature. However, the unit conveniently includes a a 1/8" audio cable, but you cannot connect the wireless mic with the audio cable if the battery on your headset runs out. This would be very useful so you don't have to carry around a separate wired headset for backup because the speaker battery lasts substantially longer than the headset battery.One feature this unit lacks is a way to connect a strap. I ended up using a shoulder strap from a gym bag to be able to carry it on my shoulder. It would be nice if there was a way to clip on a shoulder strap. It has a nice handle that operates smoothly and gives you a good grip. Therefore, the design of this voice amplifier is for setting on top of a surface like a table or something, though it's size, weight, and features would be ideally equipped for carrying if it had strap hooks.It's good as a bluetooth speaker, for karaoke, and a little better for voice amplification, but not particularly great in any mode. Good quality bluetooth speakers can be had cheaper, louder, and with longer battery life, but having the flexibility of speaking or singing is the reason why a purchase like this could be justified.In my opinion, this unit is overpriced for the volume and echo quality it offers. The sound itself is pretty good and there is much potential, but for $125, it should be louder and have a way to connect a strap. I don't know how reliable it is, but if it's long-lasting and reliable, then that would go a long way in justifying the price as far as I'm concerned. I won't find that out as I returned it for a more suitable unit.It's really a fairly good unit overall, and it would be nice to keep it, but I really need something louder and more suitable for walking around with outside. Having a bigger housing really helps with the sound, and aside from the design aspects I pointed out, it's designed relatively well. For indoor applications, however, this unit is much more useful. If you're going to use it for classrooms, meetings, or small karaoke parties, and indoor sporting events with around 50 people, this would be very good.

Love the portability and great soundEasy to use

I used this item. Product does not work at all just a light saying ch. no way of using this item. Don’t buy this.

This is great for teachers. I use it daily. If I don’t turn it on my students ask me to. The kids at the back of the room find it especially helpful. Has really helped while wearing a mask and shield during the pandemic. I usually keep the speaker plugged in so I haven’t tried out the battery much but so far so good.

The system seemed to work ok, but the voice prompting was too interruptive -ven if the volume was turned all the way down. The sound quality wasn't very good -not what I hoped for sure. There was some difficulty to, simply, connect bluetooth.I ended up returning this and opted for theLyxPro SPA-10 for about the same price and much better sound -a mini PA system.

This system has a couple of terrible features. There is a female voice that invites Blue-Tooth connections, so it's only a matter of time until a student figures out how to connect via their phone. Second, it shuts off suddenly during lectures and notifies me of this verbally. So much talking by this machine! Why not a few beeps? It's very distracting in a high school class. It's a little bit hard to pair, too. Sound is good, however, when it is working.

I purchased this item twice. I had troubles getting the battery to charge in the first order. The second one words marvelous.I love it especially because there are no cords or wires to get your body entangled in.I teach a 1 hr. Each women’s/men’s fitness class back to back.And it holds the battery. And very simple to charge and use.I highly recommend purchasing,