BLUAMP 90 Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Receiver Amp with HDMI ARC | 400W Peak/50W x 2 RMS at 4 Ohm, HDMI ARC, Optical, Phono/Aux, USB/SD, Dual 1/4" Mic Inputs with Echo, RCA Output, Remote

nice. sound.. easy installation, no problems on setup.. all works fine.. a

OK, it's a cheap receiver with great inputs (hdmi-arc, optical). That's why I got it. Both those inputs work, that's the only good. The bad. The remote to power it on/off also powers the TV off. There's obviously no solution to this, but other reviews have similar issues. Using the headphone jack, the right channel volume is very low. Tried various headphone cables and headphones...its something with the headphone port. There's some clicking/feedback when changing modes but that's to be somewhat expected with a cheap receiver. I liked the features on this so I ordered a replacement. 2nd one...SAME issues, except with headphone port There's a buzzing sound with no audio at all. Literally the worst Quality Control I've ever seen. This blueamp 90 model is disappearing from their website, and online stores so it most likely is being discontinued for being crap. I cannot in good conscious recommend this amp or any of this company is products simply based on 2 broken products in a row. You shouldn't have to risk hoping to get a working product.

Overall: 3.5/5 it’s enough to enjoy a movie, karaoke, and music without costing a whole lot. The power definitely will not amaze you, but it works. Quality: 2.5/5 it’s feels cheap, very light, but that’s expected with the price. Buttons are clicky, knob has no resistance besides the little turns stops for volume. The remote is super cheap. Power cord was only about 2.5-3ft long. Features: 4.5/5 Bluetooth, 2 mic inputs, simple eq, hdmi ARC to control sound with device/tv remote. All great things to have, if it gave me 1-2 more hdmi inputs and an FM radio, it would’ve been perfect. But the hdmi arc by itself is nice. I can use the TV remote or the appleTV remote and it will adjust sound. There is no on screen indicator but it raises and lowers the volume without the need to use the cheap remote it came with. Which was a big feature I was wanting. Power: 2/5 the most disappointing part. It does get loud ‘enough’ and I do mean enough. People sleeping will complain about it for sure. But does it blow the living room away? No. No it does not. Parties will definitely be able to hear the music and movie playing and it will sound great. But if you’re trying to blast AC/DC Aerosmith LED Queen etc, it will disappoint you. But keep in mind it’s a 50watt unit.

It has the phono/aux input switch I was specifically shopping for! And the rest of it: base, treble, echo, all in a handsome black box! 10/10 would buy again! (And probably will as I expand speakers to other rooms in the house).

Sounds is good, and the inputs are great, but the bluetooth range sucks. If I go farther than 20 feet with my S24, it starts having issues. There's no option to add a BT antenna that I can see, so I'll have to rig something with a BT to RCA adapter or something.

I purchased the receiver in order to listen to vinyl records on my turntable. Within 5 minutes I had it hooked up and was listening to records. Seems like a good quality receiver for the money and it's easy to use. Also has Bluetooth capability.

Its very light sound wise its not the best gets the job done. It static a little bit if you don't have nothing playing connects to tv you just have to press the button on the back of receiver change settings on your tv. This gone be a trail run because it might not last. O yea the piece that connects to the wire was loose probably why the sound quality doesn't sound as good so its going back for a replacement. Doesn't turn off when you turn your tv off i mean if you like that feature I kind of do just because i don't have to use two remotes.

This little amp is sending music from my reel to reel to a pair of Monitor Audio Silver 6 speakers. It's doing a good job.