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product_id: 68014330
title: "Nobsound NS-15G Bluetooth Amplifier, Mini 200W Amp, TPA3116 Chip, HiFi Stereo Class D 2.0 Channels, with Power Supply"
brand: "nobsound"
price: "HK$1350"
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# 200W total power output Bluetooth 5.0 wireless streaming Independent bass & treble controls Nobsound NS-15G Bluetooth Amplifier, Mini 200W Amp, TPA3116 Chip, HiFi Stereo Class D 2.0 Channels, with Power Supply

**Brand:** nobsound
**Price:** HK$1350
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game with power, style, and wireless freedom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nobsound NS-15G Bluetooth Amplifier, Mini 200W Amp, TPA3116 Chip, HiFi Stereo Class D 2.0 Channels, with Power Supply by nobsound
- **How much does it cost?** HK$1350 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/68014330-nobsound-ns-15g-bluetooth-amplifier-mini-200w-amp-tpa3116-chip)

## Best For

- nobsound enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nobsound brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Elegance:** Sleek black aluminum shell fits stylishly on any desk or shelf without sacrificing power.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Includes power supply and cables for effortless setup—get premium sound without the hassle.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** 100W per channel delivers room-filling, crystal-clear sound that commands attention.
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Bluetooth 5.0 ensures stable, lag-free streaming from any device—ditch the cables, keep the vibe.
- • **Tailored Audio Experience:** Customize your sound with precise bass and treble tone controls for your perfect sonic signature.

## Overview

The Nobsound NS-15G is a compact yet powerful 200W Class D Bluetooth amplifier featuring dual TPA3116 chips and Bluetooth 5.0 for high-fidelity wireless audio. Its independent bass and treble controls let you fine-tune your listening experience, while the sleek aluminum design complements any modern workspace or home setup. Perfect for audiophiles seeking premium sound quality and versatile connectivity at an unbeatable price.

## Description

Nobsound Mini 200W (100W×2) Bluetooth 5.0 TPA3116 Digital Amplifier HiFi Stereo Class D Power Amp with Power Supply (NS-15G)

Review: SO GOOD I BOUGHT FIVE! - I have FIVE of these little amps powering 10 ceiling speakers in my house. Each connected to an desertcart Echo Input providing multiroom audio via Alexa. I had initially planned to expand my gen 1 Sonos setup which cost me over a grand, but Sonos lost me when they threatening to brick the gen 1 stuff. I sold it all and won't be buying any more! Not only that, I find it ridiculous at how much Sonos charges for their amps. £600? No thanks! I've basically saved myself £3k. Each zone in this setup costs me £70 (£350 overall). Okay, so desertcart hasn't fully matured its multiroom audio capabilities to fully compete with Sonos. After all, it is a cloud-based platform, whereas Sonos is mesh-based (Sonosnet), giving them the upper-hand. With that said, desertcart Alexa / Echo still functions reasonably well for multiroom audio. There are just a few issues that I've outlined below. + Speaker groups have no independent volume control (just group control). You have to disconnect from the speaker group, connect to the Echo that needs volume adjustment, then reconnect to the speaker group. Speaker groups cannot be chosen on the fly while you're playing music. You have to set your groups up first, give them a name, and then you can start playing music through that group. + Want to play different music in each room? Both Spotify and desertcart Music requires a family subscription to play different music on different devices. You can, however, have Spotify playing on one device (through Spotify connect) and desertcart Music playing on another. desertcart Music supports Apple Music, Deezer, and TuneIn, but these serves can't be played independently. One more option: You can use BLUETOOTH on the amps! So you can effectively play 3 songs on 3 different Echo's. Edit: you can play different music on different devices through desertcart music but I think you need Prime Membership to do this. +Want to play local files? Unfortunately, there is no support for playing local files on desertcart Echo devices because they are cloud-based. However... BLUETOOTH is again the savour. Just remember to rename all amp Bluetooth names to the correct room, so you can identify them easily. These amps have Bluetooth 4.2 built-in, Nobsound also sells the Bluetooth 5 version, which supposed to provide better range; however, I find these have adequate range to cover every room of my Dorma Bungalow (placed in unconverted loft space). So how do these amps perform? Well, I'm extremely impressed with them... that's why I bought 5!. Audio quality is much better than the old Sonos ZP120 which had a pitiful output of 50w per channel. These amps provide 100w per channel - more than enough to power my speakers to uncomfortable volumes. There are also BASS and Treble controls which work really well. I have the volume and bass set at 2 o'clock and the treble at 12 o'clock. I have one amp connected to a cheap 2-way speaker switch allowing me to link bedroom speakers and bathroom speakers without the need of another amp. For those wondering: My speakers consist of: 1 pair of Yamaha NC-IS800 8-inch ceiling speakers (Bedroom) 2 pairs of desertcartBasics 8-inch ceiling speakers (Kitchen and Bedroom) 1 Lithe Audio LASS65 6.5-Inch Stereo Dual Tweeter Ceiling Speaker (Bathroom) 1 pair of Adastra Slimline 6.5-inch ceiling speakers (Bedroom) 1 Adastra Stereo 6.5-inch Dual Tweeter Ceiling Speaker (Bathroom) You're probably thinking... a bit rubbish. I admit, the Adastra's are a bit pants (but mainly because I've not installed speaker hoods yet). The desertcartBasics are spectacular - everyone comments on how amazing they sound. The Lithe Audio speaker is great and the Yamaha's are easily the best. (I use another 4 Yamaha's in my 7.1 Dolby ATMOS system - they sound incredible). Other reviews have mentioned interference. One scenario that you will get interference is if you have a multitude of wireless devices near the amps inside your server cabinet. You'll know it's caused by wireless as you will hear a very low pulsing static sound coming through the speakers. To irradicate this, you need to ensure any wireless devices are placed outside of your cabinet. I did initially make this mistake by having a wireless router, Tenda mesh Wi-Fi and all echo's inside the cabinet. I've since disabled Wi-Fi on the router, placed the primary Tenda node and all echo devices outside of the cabinet and my speakers are now completely silent. I've seen others attaching echo inputs to the top these amps, I would not recommend this as you will likely get interference. Other interference can be caused by poor quality speaker wiring. I've installed premium-quality QED QX16/4 or QX16/2 speaker cable throughout my house. The other, often overlooked thing, is these use a hardware on/off toggle switch which means I've been able to add smart switches to schedule them to turn off and on. Overall, I love these amps! They're great value, provide plenty of output and most importantly, sound great!
Review: Very clean sound - I have this running some Bose Acoustimass speakers in a home made boombox, very clear sound and well controlled bass with crisp treble. A very small and compact unit but can get a little warm after a while, I did find that due to it's size the controls were very close to each other making it difficult at times. I was disappointed with the quality of the banana jack plugs as the threads were extremely poor and there is no way if you passed a cable through the hole that the knob will tighten (I was going to return it). I didn't use the thumb screw just plugged the jacks straight in so no problem. The bluetooth is solid locks on straightaway and is crystal clear however using the RCA analogue connection it was a lot quieter and no where near as clear audio, it sounded slightly muffled loosing the crispness at the top. It would have been nice to have a bluetooth on / off switch as if it is till connected it will not allow sound from the RCA's. I have also changed the supplied PSU as many people recommend for better sound, I'm not sure the quoted 100W x2 RMS is true but it is loud and sounds very nice. For this power and bluetooth APTX at this price it does give good value for money.

## Features

- Cost-Effective Hi-Fi Experience: Enjoy high-quality music with the flexibility to adjust your preferred music style using independent treble and bass tone controls, providing a personalized listening experience.
- Powerful Audio Components: Equipped with dual TPA3116 chips and an NE5532 op-amp, along with Bluetooth 5.0 technology, this amplifier delivers 100W*2 of robust power for wireless music streaming and a strong audio performance.
- Elegant and Compact Design: The mini size and sleek black aluminum shell combine with a simple, compact design to offer a fashionable and practical solution for audiophiles, enhancing any home or office setup.
- Exceptional Sound Clarity: Experience Hi-Fi clarity with high sound quality and no background noise, making it ideal for bookshelf, computer, and desktop speakers, as well as for use with phones, MP3 players, DC devices, TVs, and Echo Dot.
- Reliable Purchase and Customer Service: Easy to install and operate, with the inclusion of a proper power supply and audio cable. In case of any issues, our customer service team is ready to assist you promptly.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07DVLB85Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | 54,897 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 321 in Hi-Fi Amplifiers |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | DZ036 & DZ055 |
| Manufacturer | Nobsound |
| Package Dimensions | 18.4 x 11.9 x 9.4 cm; 710 g |

## Images

![Nobsound NS-15G Bluetooth Amplifier, Mini 200W Amp, TPA3116 Chip, HiFi Stereo Class D 2.0 Channels, with Power Supply - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/6158-hdnGBL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this amp make a loud noise/beep when you switch it on or it connects to a bluetooth device? I've seen complaints about this on other small amps**
A: Mine doesn't. And the bluetooth connection is not turned off even when I switch the amp off. So when I plug in 3.5 jack I need to turn off bluetooth on my phone in order for it to work...

**Q: How does the amp switch between the RCA and Bluetooth inputs?**
A: I have to turn off bluetooth on my phone in order to hear the sound from rca to 3.5 jack inserted into my phone.

**Q: does this have a us or uk plug?**
A: I received this item today and can confirm that it arrived with a UK plug, not a US plug as shown in the picture. Happy shopping!

**Q: Does this come with a uk plug?**
A: It comes with a non standard 3 pin plug which does not fit a UK socket correctly. If you must have this item use a figure 8 to proper BS standard 3 pin plug. The adapter creates a huge spark when connected and the speaker outputs pop like hell (5v DC measured at the speaker terminals during popping) this is the sign of a poorly designed amplifier. I returned mine as it seemed unsafe and poorly designed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SO GOOD I BOUGHT FIVE!
*by K***L on 14 June 2020*

I have FIVE of these little amps powering 10 ceiling speakers in my house. Each connected to an Amazon Echo Input providing multiroom audio via Alexa. I had initially planned to expand my gen 1 Sonos setup which cost me over a grand, but Sonos lost me when they threatening to brick the gen 1 stuff. I sold it all and won't be buying any more! Not only that, I find it ridiculous at how much Sonos charges for their amps. £600? No thanks! I've basically saved myself £3k. Each zone in this setup costs me £70 (£350 overall). Okay, so Amazon hasn't fully matured its multiroom audio capabilities to fully compete with Sonos. After all, it is a cloud-based platform, whereas Sonos is mesh-based (Sonosnet), giving them the upper-hand. With that said, Amazon Alexa / Echo still functions reasonably well for multiroom audio. There are just a few issues that I've outlined below. + Speaker groups have no independent volume control (just group control). You have to disconnect from the speaker group, connect to the Echo that needs volume adjustment, then reconnect to the speaker group. Speaker groups cannot be chosen on the fly while you're playing music. You have to set your groups up first, give them a name, and then you can start playing music through that group. + Want to play different music in each room? Both Spotify and Amazon Music requires a family subscription to play different music on different devices. You can, however, have Spotify playing on one device (through Spotify connect) and Amazon Music playing on another. Amazon Music supports Apple Music, Deezer, and TuneIn, but these serves can't be played independently. One more option: You can use BLUETOOTH on the amps! So you can effectively play 3 songs on 3 different Echo's. Edit: you can play different music on different devices through Amazon music but I think you need Prime Membership to do this. +Want to play local files? Unfortunately, there is no support for playing local files on Amazon Echo devices because they are cloud-based. However... BLUETOOTH is again the savour. Just remember to rename all amp Bluetooth names to the correct room, so you can identify them easily. These amps have Bluetooth 4.2 built-in, Nobsound also sells the Bluetooth 5 version, which supposed to provide better range; however, I find these have adequate range to cover every room of my Dorma Bungalow (placed in unconverted loft space). So how do these amps perform? Well, I'm extremely impressed with them... that's why I bought 5!. Audio quality is much better than the old Sonos ZP120 which had a pitiful output of 50w per channel. These amps provide 100w per channel - more than enough to power my speakers to uncomfortable volumes. There are also BASS and Treble controls which work really well. I have the volume and bass set at 2 o'clock and the treble at 12 o'clock. I have one amp connected to a cheap 2-way speaker switch allowing me to link bedroom speakers and bathroom speakers without the need of another amp. For those wondering: My speakers consist of: 1 pair of Yamaha NC-IS800 8-inch ceiling speakers (Bedroom) 2 pairs of AmazonBasics 8-inch ceiling speakers (Kitchen and Bedroom) 1 Lithe Audio LASS65 6.5-Inch Stereo Dual Tweeter Ceiling Speaker (Bathroom) 1 pair of Adastra Slimline 6.5-inch ceiling speakers (Bedroom) 1 Adastra Stereo 6.5-inch Dual Tweeter Ceiling Speaker (Bathroom) You're probably thinking... a bit rubbish. I admit, the Adastra's are a bit pants (but mainly because I've not installed speaker hoods yet). The AmazonBasics are spectacular - everyone comments on how amazing they sound. The Lithe Audio speaker is great and the Yamaha's are easily the best. (I use another 4 Yamaha's in my 7.1 Dolby ATMOS system - they sound incredible). Other reviews have mentioned interference. One scenario that you will get interference is if you have a multitude of wireless devices near the amps inside your server cabinet. You'll know it's caused by wireless as you will hear a very low pulsing static sound coming through the speakers. To irradicate this, you need to ensure any wireless devices are placed outside of your cabinet. I did initially make this mistake by having a wireless router, Tenda mesh Wi-Fi and all echo's inside the cabinet. I've since disabled Wi-Fi on the router, placed the primary Tenda node and all echo devices outside of the cabinet and my speakers are now completely silent. I've seen others attaching echo inputs to the top these amps, I would not recommend this as you will likely get interference. Other interference can be caused by poor quality speaker wiring. I've installed premium-quality QED QX16/4 or QX16/2 speaker cable throughout my house. The other, often overlooked thing, is these use a hardware on/off toggle switch which means I've been able to add smart switches to schedule them to turn off and on. Overall, I love these amps! They're great value, provide plenty of output and most importantly, sound great!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very clean sound
*by M***Y on 5 February 2021*

I have this running some Bose Acoustimass speakers in a home made boombox, very clear sound and well controlled bass with crisp treble. A very small and compact unit but can get a little warm after a while, I did find that due to it's size the controls were very close to each other making it difficult at times. I was disappointed with the quality of the banana jack plugs as the threads were extremely poor and there is no way if you passed a cable through the hole that the knob will tighten (I was going to return it). I didn't use the thumb screw just plugged the jacks straight in so no problem. The bluetooth is solid locks on straightaway and is crystal clear however using the RCA analogue connection it was a lot quieter and no where near as clear audio, it sounded slightly muffled loosing the crispness at the top. It would have been nice to have a bluetooth on / off switch as if it is till connected it will not allow sound from the RCA's. I have also changed the supplied PSU as many people recommend for better sound, I'm not sure the quoted 100W x2 RMS is true but it is loud and sounds very nice. For this power and bluetooth APTX at this price it does give good value for money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent amplifier for speakers
*by P***A on 16 June 2023*

This is a review for the NS-15G Pro, which has aptx-HD support. I used the Bluetooth connection most of the time. My setup uses these amplifiers with Q Acoustics 3030i and with 14 AWG speaker wires terminated with banana plugs on both ends. + Decent amplifier for 4 - 6 Ohm passive speakers. It should be okay for 8 Ohm speakers as well. + I didn't feel the need for the higher grade power supply. The included one 19V, 4.74A was plenty for my living room. My volume is set at less than 50% on both the phone and this amplifier. + The Bluetooth supports aptX-HD which provides for good data rates and good sound output. In case you are looking for even higher data rates, note that it does *not* have LDAC support. + Buttons are very smooth in operation. + Tone button and Volume button make a nice click when they are turned on. The Volume button turns on the amplifier and also the Bluetooth connection if it was set at Bluetooth. + I didn't notice any hiss when music was not playing - even when turning the volume knob to the max. +/- Most of the time the Bluetooth works very well. I was able to connect to the amplifier from a different room and play without dropouts. It has happened only once in the past several weeks that there were dropouts even when the phone was positioned right next to the amplifier. - The Bluetooth can connect to only one device at a time. - Sound is a bit difficult to get right. See the attached video. - The default sound seems a bit muffled. When the tone control is turned on, the bass disappears and the treble goes away as well. Both needs to be turned up well past the mid point to get to a decent sound signature. - To my ears, it appears that the tone control enhances the treble and the bass control enhances the bass. The mids are left to fend for themselves. - The tone (treble) and bass buttons do not have a "zero" point. The labels are only (-) and (+). And the position at (-) really reduces the respective frequencies. Overall, in my opinion, it is a good starter amplifier that can be used in lieu of the "audiophile" grade amplifiers that have a ridiculous cost in hundreds of pounds, or even thousands of pounds. The market for speaker amplifiers from typical speaker brands is saturated with such insanely expensive models. In contrast, we can get a decent pair of active speakers with an inbuilt amplifier for less than 500 bucks. For the NS-15G Pro, just fiddle around with the bass and tone controls a bit. And perhaps use an equalizer at the source if you want a better sound signature.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Nobsound NS-15G Bluetooth Amplifier, Mini 200W Amp, TPA3116 Chip, HiFi Stereo Class D 2.0 Channels, with Power Supply
- AUDIOWAVE RCA Audio Cable, RCA Male to AUX Audio Cable 3.5 mm 1/8 to RCA 2-Male Headphone Jack Adapter Splitter RCA Auxiliary Y Cord for Phone Speaker MP3 Tablet, 2 Meter

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