PyleOutdoor Portable Wireless Bluetooth PA Loud speaker Stereo Sound System with 10 inch Subwoofer, Mid-Range Tweeter, Rechargeable Battery, Microphone, Remote - PWMA1050BT

Pretty happy with sound, volume, and battery life if this unit using my Android phone over Bluetooth. It did great on a camping trip and went well over 7 hours of play time on battery before we shut it down.We did notice that the sound over Apple devices was not as good and not nearly as loud. We have also noticed this trend on other Bluetooth devices so this is probably due to some anti-competitve crap Apple is doing. Just be aware of that if you have an Apple device you are wanting to play via Bluetooth.

This is my second Pyle battery powered speaker/amp. I used the first one over 5 years to teach Dance Fitness, public school music classes and to accompany a show choir.The sound quality is surprisingly loud and has a good tone. The battery is very long lasting. I also like the extra inputs for 2 mics, guitar and a Bluetooth accompaniment track. Also it’s not too heavy to lift on a table or put in the trunk of my car.The front plate that holds the jacks in place needed to be tightened after a few years and the pull handle needed some repairs after several years of use.Overall, this amp was a perfect purchase for my fitness classes and my choir performances. I liked the first one so much, I bought it again. This Pyle battery powered amp/speaker was perfect for my needs.

This is a piece of junk! Or at least the microphone is. I bought it specifically to use at a rally outdoors, and we had 200 people there. I checked it out at home before the rally, and it worked fine. Good amplification, good volume. First time use, and five minutes after the rally began, the microphone "On-Off" button broke. So we had no sound amplification at all At first we thought it was batteries, but we replaced them twice. It was the switch. This was very annoying, as our speakers had to shout, the public couldn't hear what was said and we looked very unprofessional. I noticed from other reviews that the microphone was the weak component, but I expected it at least to work once. When I checked it out at home, I wasn't thrilled with it, and had planned to buy a couple of wired mikes and a new wireless one to supplement. But I did think it would work at least once! Pity --- we were planning to use this system for a long time, but I will now return it.

For what this cost the sound quality could definitely be better but it’s portable and the battery life is great

Sounds great fast shipping completely as distributed

Bought the non Bluetooth model before this one. Still use an iPod to play music for my PE classes. Had an issue with one of the input jacks on front of speaker disappearing behind console. Had insurance. Replaced non Bluetooth with newer Bluetooth model. Love the wireless mic. Love the cordless with rechargeable battery. One problem! The non Bluetooth was louder than this one. Couldn't turn old one up all the way. This one I turn up all the way and want it louder. Bummmmed! Don't know if it's all of these models or just the one I got. Also my old speaker's wireless mic broke so I have no mic for my old speaker. Can I just buy a replacement mic for my Pyle speaker? If so where? That's why I gave it 4 stars

I needed a good speaker for a dinner in a banquet hall. Need some background music, and microphone for toasts and announcements. This is perfect, and more than I need. Bluetooth works great. Also able to connect an Alexa to it, with the cord provided, and run music that way. Brilliant. Now my phone doesn’t have to stay occupied providing the music. Woofer provides nice bass oomph. It’s probably not enough for a serious dance party, but is plenty loud for my dinner. And for my teen to rock-out with karaoke. Will be awesome for backyard parties. And for epic Halloween music during trick-or-treating.

I ordered this because it has wheels and the listed power rating is 800 watts. 800 watts should shake the house and set off car alarms. In a direct comparison to my 100 watts per channel home stereo (total 200 watts) with JBL speakers, the Pyle was completely drowned out, even when playing at full volume. Even a tiny 4" 30watt guitar amp gave it a good run for the money. The bass response is minimal, which is weird for a 10" woofer. The Pyle system LOOKs like a powerhouse, but it doesn't play like one.