Wireless Portable PA Speaker System - 1000W Rechargeable Battery Powered Bluetooth Compatible Active Outdoor Speaker - USB SD MP3 AUX RCA FM Radio - 35mm Mount Microphone Transmitter - Pyle PPHP109WMU

Bought this unit for my wife to use at her church group exercise class (she teaches Line Dance). The unit has plenty of volume but you need to know that the Master Volume on the control panel and the Volume on the Remote, work together, if the volume cannot be set high (or low) enough from the control panel, adjust from the remote until you get the range of control you need. This is important when you try to balance the microphone volume with the music (you have to go back and forth a bit).The battery life is very good. She can teach the entire class without having to plug it in.The boom on the headset mic could be longer. She has trouble keeping it in front of her mouth and it does not pick up well if it is not. On the plus side, she can stand in front of the speaker and it does not have feedback issues.There are no real instructions for this unit. Just a Users Manual that has a description of almost all the controls except the buttons on the MP3 panel. There was no information on how to record or about the way the two volume controls interact. I determined that to record, from any source, you have to first be in the MP3 mode (something playing), then just press REC. I looked on the company web site and they only had the same document that came with the unit.

I will first say that I am an Audio Visual professional, so I get to work with a large variety of high end audio equipment. This is not high end, but it is also not priced as such. I got two of these as a solution for a party in the woods as an alternative to renting or buying a generator. The accessories are absolute trash. The wireless mics cut in and out, feed back easily, and just plain sound terrible. They feel cheap holding them. If you say plug an ipod into the line in, it is very quiet on full, if you plug into the mic inputs, it gets loud but distorted, if you use the Bluetooth you have significant quality loss and, frankly its just not that loud. I ordered a Pyle PAD20MXU battery powered mixer from amazon and this fixed pretty much all of these issues. First I plugged in my trusty Shure SM58 and gave it a go, the audio quality was vastly superior to using the built in mixer on the speakers, like night and day. Then I threw on some tunes, yes, finally I got something that was both loud and enjoyable to listen to. If you dont really care about the quality and just want something loud you could skip using an external mixer but I promise you it woulds a heck of a lot better if you do. Now my only concern really is battery life. Pyle's documentation of their products is a joke, like a lot of low quality Chinese products, their information leaflets that they send you are both completely lacking in information and full of misinformation. Not once anywhere ever does it tell you how long this darn thing is supposed to last, my guess is because they do not want to make any promises. Right now I have them fully charged and blasting full tilt. I will check on them once an hour and see how long all this gear will hold up. I will update this review when the testing is completed. I am hoping for a solid 8 hours. One thing i noticed when i had them charging, ones charging light would blink, the other would stay constant until fully charged and it would turn off. No info about this in the leaflet.Edit, Ran these two line input for 8 hours solid full tilt no problems.

I am very happy with this product. I bought this for a couple of reasons. 1, to announce the names of participants as they crossed the finish line of a 5k race and 2, for my daughters, who both sing in choirs, to practice with.I have been the MC at many different events and had to use many different microphones. The one that came with this unit is not metal, but I can say that it performed excellent. I was at least 50 feet away and I was still broadcasting perfectly.The unit comes with 1 handheld mic and 1 other mic that can use a headset or a lapel mic. With regard to the headset mic, if you adjust it well (which took me some time to do) it can sound just as good as the hand held.During the 5k, I was also streaming music via bluetooth to the unit and again, I was at times 50 plus feet away and had zero issues.Update 12/19/2016More uses than I thought. So I bought this for announcing local races but I have found so many other uses for it. When I work in the back yard, I bluetooth my iphone to it, and mowing the grass is not so terrible. I also bluetoothed to it from my pc and streamed a movie onto a large projection screen in the back yard. Lastly for halloween, I bluetoothed it to my home stereo and placed it in the bushes and played scary sounds. The bluetooth feature is fantastic and the range is excellent.As much use as I have put this through it looks just like it came out of the box. I would argue that the sturdy construction may be a little heavy, but the benefits of it's good construction make it worth it.

Horrible Headset Mic, Microphone itself is ok, Bluetooth Is Good, Not great but Good. Then why the 4 stars,1. I Ordered 2 of these units, One of them came with a broken antenna and looked like a can of soda had exploded in the box it was junk and sticky everywhere, I did a return and the company sent out a new one immediately, replaced it with in 2 days. I was very happy about the return made easy.2. SOUND,,,,OMG. this is reason for the 4 stars, Sound itself is awesome, If you only use it with bluetooth the sound is a bit lower and not as clear, But hook it up directly to phone or a mixer and it comes alive, very loud and clear and the bass is not bad at all, For a 10 inch I am happy with the low's. I am sure that If I would have opted for the 12 inch it would of been better3. Features: Bluetooth, Fm Radio, Two microphone's, and the possibility to link this with another unit.For the money, this is up there on if not one of the best units that can give you a battery operated PA system. Completely wireless.

I purchased this as a replacement for one stolen from my wife. Even though the picture and description show a wireless microphone and headset what we received was 2 wireless microphone. It has FM radio but l haven't taken time to figure out how to program the station. Usage is straightforward and you have to adjust the controls to get the best sound and clarity. And it is also cordless which works nicely at outside events when power outlets aren't available.