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

I installed this reciever just inside my house to power some outdoor speakers in a nearby patio area. While the remote control will only work in a line of sight, the bluetooth connectivity is superb! My phone stays connected without music breaking up about 40 feet away from the house, even through an exterior wall. Everything works as advertised, except that there is only an FM tuner and no AM functionality. I was disappointed as the ad said that both were supported, as did the box that it came in. Regardless, I am still very happy with it.

No funciona bien

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.

I saw a review that mentioned the unit didn't have AM radio. That must be a newer version than the one I have, but I bought this unit in 2017. Since day one it's been mounted outside in the elements. It's under a patio roof, but still...the humidity, blowing rain, occasional tornado/storm, etc.... this little thing is STILL running just fine. Hornets have made nests inside the mic jacks... doesn't stop it. I run this thing on bluetooth for patio speakers and it's been banging out great tunes for six years now. If it blows up tomorrow I won't have a single complaint with it.I was actually just talking about it last night and that reminded me that I owed it to them to come update my review - only to find I'd never written one.It's NOT a superpowerful unit. No. But it will boom out across my 1-acre yard with absolutely no problem at all. It's provided many great parties, afternoons with dinner music, and never let me down once.If I had ONE complaint with the unit it would be that it powers back on to Tuner, not where you leave it. I have mine set on bluetooth al the time so if we lose power I have to stand on a chair and press input 4 times to get it to go back where I need it, but honestly most people don't have it 10 feet in the air so it's not an issue for them.

I purchased this unit to primarily listen to FM stations and play Pandora via the Bluetooth tooth connections. It was easy to set up and sounds great so far (only in use for 1 day). While I am satisfied over all, it did not get a 5 star review for the following reasons.1 - The user manual sucks. It basically identifies on the controls and connections, which are identified on the unit its self. The only thing that the user manual add is that you can't use the USB connection to hook up to a computer, only to a thumb drive. This may be an important note to some people.2 - A nice feature is that the remote volume control affects the inputs mode while the volume control knob is a master control. This allows the user to set the volume of the radio and Bluetooth input separately so that the volume does not change when switching between sources. This is a great feature, and it would have been nice to have been explained in the useless owners manual.3 - The unit comes with preset FM Stations, but I am totally clueless on how to change the station presets and this is getting pretty irritating. Again, the owners manual is useless. If you listen to a lot of different stations, find out how to set the preset before ordering this unit to save yourself frustration.4 - Despite the American flag symbol displayed in the Amazon pictures, the product is made in China and I suspect the user manual was created by someone who's first language was not English.5 - Did I mention the owners manual is useless? Go online at pyleusa.com to view it before buying the unit and see for yourself.