Pyle Wireless Portable PA Speaker System -1200W High Powered Bluetooth Compatible Indoor&Outdoor DJ Sound Stereo Loudspeaker wITH USB MP3 AUX 3.5mm Input, Flashing Party Light & FM Radio -PPHP1544B

So far I'm extremely pleased with this speaker. The Bluetooth worked flawlessly and was easy to set up. Was easy to link my mobile phone to the speaker. I used it to play music from my Pandora app. . Tried the USB function with some previously recorded music and that worked fine. Haven't tried the radio option yet. Also tried using a cable to link my mobile to the speaker and that also worked fine. The speaker itself is quite loud although I did expect it to be even louder being it's rated at 1200 watts but it was good enough for my uses. Had it at full volume one day and the battery lasted for approx 3 hours before needing a recharge which about 3 or 4 hours.. Like the fact that it can also be powered by the included power/charger adapter. The wheels and foldable luggage handle also proved to be quite useful as the unit is on the heavy side which is to be expected due to the size and wattage of the speaker.

This speaker does what it says: It's big, loud, has a cool light show, and is reasonably portable. Sounds great, and lasts hours. I had it on pretty high volume for 3 hours the other day and had zero issues with the battery. I don't think there's a battery indicator, per se, so I'm not sure how much battery life was left, but I'm happy. I'd add that the remote is one of those cheap IR remotes that seems to come with everything that has RGB lighting these days. It requires line-of-sight, doesn't work great outdoors, and the sensor is on the back of the unit. It's basically useless, since it won't really work more than a couple feet away. If you really need a remote, I'd say this probably isn't the model for you. It's not an important feature to me, since spotify over bluetooth basically turns my phone into a much, much better remote anyway.I think the bigger issue to add is that I initially received a defective unit. The charger connector did not work without tugging on the cable, and even then it was only spotty. Pyle support was severely lacking, demanding that you "chat" with them through Facebook messenger, during short business hours, with responses taking at least 24 hours, and always asking for more documentation or pictures.However, when I contacted Amazon, the seller instantly offered to send a new unit, which they did. It was a painless process, very fast, and the new unit arrived in perfect working order! I'm glad to know that the seller and Amazon stand behind their products, even when the manufacturer tries to avoid doing so.

I hope this helps someone that might have the same issue I had. I was on the verge of returning it before I figured this out. Even though I know how it works now, I dont find it acceptable at all.The most confusing thing about this speaker is that there are THREE volume controls. Two are obvious because you can physically control the levels via knobs, but the third is the Bluetooth/Remote Control Volume that is "hidden". There are no physical buttons or knobs for this level. They are on the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control only, so dont lose it!Aux-In/Radio is controlled by the Volume Knob - Fine. makes sense. FYI Aux-In volume level (Wired from device to speaker) is significantly lower than Bluetooth.Bluetooth Audio is controlled by the Master Volume Knob, the Bluetooth device's volume control AND the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control. All separate levels. If the audio is not loud enough using Bluetooth you need to make sure ALL the volume Levels are turned up. NOT just the Volume Knob. Once I found this, it was finally LOUDMicrophone Volume (This is the weirdest of them all) is controlled by the Mic Volume Knob PLUS the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control but NOT the Master Volume Knob!?!? So if you are using the Mic AND Bluetooth at the same time, the Bluetooth's device output level controls the Mic Volume IN CONJUNCTION with the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control AND the Mic Volume Knob. I know...Ill try to explain:So, lets say you are playing a song via BT via your phone and you want to make an announcement over the mic. YOU NEED TO TURN THE BLUETOOTH AUDIO TO 100% using the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control for the Mic to be heard. Why?!?! Who designed this?!?!? This means when you want to go back to playing music you first need to turn the level way down to put the music back on or its crazy loud. This also means that if Bluetooth is connected and you are NOT playing any sound from the BT device, turning the BT volume level up or down CONTROLS THE MIC VOLUME?!?!?!? Seriously even if you are not playing ANY sound over BT, the volume of your Bluetooth device is the Master level.So the physical Master Volume Knob controls the BT volume level but not the Mic volume, the Speaker's Wireless Remote Control controls the BT volume level AND the Mic volume level At The Same TIME, but all this can be overridden by adjusting the level on your BT device...which controls the BT level AND the Mic level At The Same TIME. Why does my BT device's volume level control the Mic level but Master Volume knob doesn't adjust the mic volume?!SMHIf you are going to attempt to DJ with this speaker do NOT expect to use the onboard mixer. Use this speaker as a speaker and have an outboard mixer available for mic and music mixing.Other than that - lol - the speaker sounds good. Took some EQing to mellow out the highs from the tweeter because they were harsh to me. The speaker is physically very light for its size.

Price isnt bad but honestly not the specified watts, my 240 watt speaker is louder and clearer and way more bass. This has the looks of a loud speaker but comes up short on delivery. Worth the gamble for $80 but honestly not what i thought it would be. I shouldve known since it felt really light even tho the it is wuite large. Again its ok but i wouldnt use it for anything other than maybe a FM radio, Bluetooth has a constant white noise as well.

works perfectly. loud and clear sound