Pyle Wireless Bluetooth Home Power Amplifier - 200 Watt Audio Stereo Receiver w/USB Port, AUX IN, FM Radio, 2 Karaoke Microphone Input, Remote - Home Entertainment System - PDA5BU

It does everything, sound quality is good, I have two units running 24 hours a day and they have never let me down.

No funciona bien

Powerful small package! I'm actually using this with some old stereo equipment as a small stereo in the master bedroom. It's hooked up to an old Sony reel to reel. Sounds great!

This thing has loads of features packed into a small package but it has some fatal flaws, well, I think it has ALL the fatal flaws. The sound is good if you can manage to figure out how to get it working. 1. The display screen has a dark blue background with grey lettering. It's almost impossible to read from any angle and it IS impossible to read from below so do not put this on a shelf above your head. DO NOT get this for this reason alone. 2. The blue tooth worked at first, then stopped working for every device I tried, then I "forgot" the device on my iPhone and can't get it back because there appears to be no way to put the Pyle into pairing mode. 3. If the power button is pressed it stays in the "on" position even when outlet power is off, so it will turn back on when power is applied. The problem is that it won't come back on in the same mode as when it was turned off. AM always comes on at 530, while FM remembers the last setting, but sometimes that changes and I'm not sure why. 4. Sometimes the main dial changes the volume and sometimes it changes the tuner setting. I refuse to figure out why. I use the useless remote control to change the tuner settings because it almost works every time. I'm sure I'd find more wrong with this if I had the patience. Get yourself one of those tiny Bluetooth speaker amplifiers, drive all your source material through your phone or pad and avoid the temptation to buy this. I read the reviews but I was smarter than everyone else, I'm an engineering and I could figure it out. I was wrong.

For the money it's a good unit. Perfect for small spaces, a bedroom system or a college dorm system. The problems I have with it and I just got it so have to try and figure it out. Don't know how the station memory works. It has a memory button on the remote but there is nothing in the manual to say how to set the station memories. When I turn the unit off and back on I don't have my stations and you can't manually input the frequency you have to go forward (good luck if your station is 107.5 or something) In fact the manual itself is practically useless. Very basic, seems to be written by someone in China (where this is made) who's English is definitely a second language. Minor things really, again for the $$ it's pretty good, sounds good, nice size. Update - I think I have had it a year now. No fire thank god. I called support and they could not help me figure out how to store stations in memory. The support I called is for all the products this company sells so they have anything specific on this unit. Still for the $$ it has great sound. Kind of aggravating having to manually go to my station by hitting the up station on remote. I use it to play music from my pc. Have the output of the pc going to the input of the unit(dvd inputs). When I turn the unit on dvd is the 1st choice so it just starts working as my pc speaker. I turn it off when I am not using the pc. Don't want to just leave it on with what I read here about fires. I should toss it if it's that dangerous really.