PYLE PT390BTU - Digital Home Theater Bluetooth Stereo Receiver, Aux (3.5mm) Input, MP3/USB/SD/AM/FM Radio, (2) Mic Inputs (300 Watt)

This is a basic unit and is priced accordingly. Not too many gimmicks but everything it does have works. Bluetooth and iPod pair well with it, has decent power. I use it in my shop and am happy with it. The 2 day delivery was a nice added benefit, was actually better than Amazon could do.

plenty of options, could have a power button on remote to put in standby mode. included antennas are low grade verry thin wire.

It's real powerful. Especially for the price. It's in my man cave. And I swear my husband is playing it loud enough. That the neighbors are in concert with him.

Everything was fine...no dislikes. In fact, I am running eight speakers off of it with no problems whatsoever.

Bluetooth feature only works sporadically.

THE COMPANY TOLD ME NOTHING ABOUT RETURNING THE PRODUCT. THEY ADVISED ME TO PURCHASE ANOTHER PRODUCT TO MAKE IT WORK. THEIR PRODUCT DOES NOT WORK AS ADVERTISED. I BOUGHT THE AMP TO USE BECAUSE OF THE BLUETOOTH. THAT'S BAIT AND SWITCH OR FALSE ADVERTISING. NEVER USE THIS COMPANY. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It played ok at first. now ut has static noise on all radio stations that pick up fine. contacted walmart and they would not take it back. so contacted the main company and they said start a return with walmart , wich did not work. so i may he stuck with a broken radio!

the box arrived with mold on the bottom the box was wet and the unit was visibly wet i had to dry it off with a towel i am afraid to turn it on since it was dripping wet

I thought with Bluetooth I could hook it up to my ear buds. It doesn't work like that. I ended up with Aluratek - Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter and Receiver for TVs. I can use my 1980's Pioneer Receiver to hook my ear buds to that, with all controls.

It blew the fuses on a simple set up after maybe 4 uses.