Mini Bluetooth Home Audio Stereo Amplifier Receiver, 2×80W 2.1 Channel Digital Class D Integrated Amp for Home Speakers with DAC 24-Bit 192KHz Optical Coaxial AUX Headphone Line Out Jack

Sometimes you stumble on that super cool "thing" that you never knew you needed. THIS is most certainly that "thing".Shipped very quickly as always. I've previously purchased the "SaiYin" soundbar from these guys, and I'm in love with it. They ship lightning quick. Be sure to check it out!I cannot begin to tell you how many uses this little guy is going to be getting. When I say "little", I mean it. It fits in the palm of my hand. The nice thing is that it looks good enough to be seen with other high quality audiophile components, i.e. my speakers etc. This isn't made of cheap plastic. It's good old fashioned metal.I've hooked this up to my old Bose speakers that I thought would never be used again. I forgot how good they sounded. I hit the bluetooth button on my phone, and there it was."Wattage" is misleading to people. A nice 40 to 60 Watt set of classic bookshelf speakers are going to sound a million times better on this guy, than if you were to hook up some gigantic 1000W speakers. Underpowered speakers can be damaged, and will distort horribly. Wattage isn't anything but a balance.Did I mention that this was under 60$? I've spent that just on the hookup cables that it comes with. (Speaker wire is NOT included, but that's because the size, or gauge is dependent upon your speaker wattage, etc.It will literally allow you to play anything, with anything, anywhere.I hooked up my digital synthesizer to it. It worked awesome all the way up the scale.I hooked up my old Bose speakers. Crystal clear, and with feeling, and "punch".Would you rather have some nice speakers for your computer instead of plastic crap? Here's your answer.Are you a minimalist? Done. Want simple controls? Check! Want to tell your friends you spent 500$ on it, and look like a real audiophile? Yes, you can, but I always recommend honesty! :)Note: I have NOT hooked up a turntable to it. I'm sure it will work to some extent, but I'm unsure of how it handles grounding from the turntable, i.e. the 75 ohm/ 300 ohm thing.I could go on, and on. All I can say is that I'm totally impressed. If I hadn't paid so little for it, I would consider it an "Audiophile" device.Give it a try. These guys are VERY" communicative, and really do answer their emails.You're going to LOVE it!One more quick note: I'm not huge into "unboxing" videos, but this is one of those cute little packages that was done with some serious thought, and care. I've actually been finding myself saving the little boxes and packaging for more, and more of my items. This little guy is no exception. It was packed tightly, the cardboard was high quality, and the overall presentation of the item really made me happy. Now I am starting to see the use of "unboxing" videos. The way it arrives and its presentation is very important. I can't wait to see what these guys come up with next!

And plenty of juice for it. Sounds great and my measuring mic recorded the channels to have virtually no imbalance. Very quick and intuitive setup. I appreciate the stereo output for my potential dual subwoofers, and the generous extra accessories. I bought this especially for the lineout feature for my active subs. note the lineout signal will be very low unless you turn up the speaker volume all the way, since they try to scale the sub volume along with the speakers.edit: the power supply just died after 3 days, so that's a bummer. might be a shoddy one since it also made the speakers give off noise. good thing i can easily replace it with a spare 12/24v supply. now it gives less noise. so you may want to replace that psu if it sounds noisy.edit2: finally gave up after a lot of poor subwoofer performance. Found out there's a massive dip in the lower end when measuring the line out with my loopback device (see pic). also had BT dropping signal all the time 10 ft away, even though my BT version is 5.2. will be trying another amp.edit3: i was contacted by Anpharala and was given a refund AND a new unit. unfortunately the new unit still had the lineout dip (plus a 5% THD at 20hz, rest of the spectrum is fine; tested with multiple recorders), and the BT still had issues connecting with my v5.2, but it did work better with my phone's BT (stays alive even in the next room). But I was flabbergasted by the generous service and had to upgrade my review because of it.

Bought this micro amp to connect to some old speakers on my desk. It came with a set of 4 banana clips, an optical cable, and RCA to headphone (3.5mm) adaptor. Set it up to test on a small scale as soon as it arrived, and I was totally impressed! Flip the 3-way switch up for Bluetooth, which connected smoothly and had almost no lag when watching YouTube videos (an issue I have had with other Bluetooth amps). Clear clean sound, smooth volume and EQ control knobs with solid fit and finish. Light weight all-aluminum construction, feels sturdy and responsive. Includes a line out for a powered amp or other speaker(s). Long power cable with generic brick, so it’s easily replaceable if there’s an issue. I can’t wait to keep putting it through its paces. Great, versatile little amp for under $100!

I'm using the AUX feature and this amp stopped working after 6 months of use. There is also no way to force the unit to us AUX vs Bluetooth so if someone connects to Bluetooth you're screwed. No pair mode for the Bluetooth either so anyone can connect to it... huge issues.

This little amp worked for about 4 hours. When it was working it had the power to run a couple small speakers. The Bluetooth connected easily. The optical input was a really nice feature. It would have been perfect - just really poor reliability.