NobsoundNS 10G PRO 100W 50W x 2 Hi Fi DSP Digital Bluetooth 5.0 Amplifier 2.0 Channel Stereo Power Audio Amp for Home Speakers Upgrade Version with power supply, Black, DZ042_UK,

I took a chance with this order, intrigued by what I would get for so little outlay, with such high claims being made by others for the performance of the Nobsound NS-10G PR. It has only been in use for a week, but I am astonished by what such a tiny amp will do - my only reservation preventing five stars all round in terms of value for money was the user manual, which was just a piece of paper with basic information and specifications. However it did come with all necessary leads and power adaptor. It only claims to offer 2x50W of speaker power with either Bluetooth or line input, with clear noise-free throughput. This it does amazingly well, but you should be aware that this model has no tone or volume controls or any such luxuries - it is controlled by the settings on your laptop or TV or whatever you are connecting it to, and its only controls are an on-off switch and a line-in socket, both on the front. When it is switched on, it will be in Bluetooth mode, and a blue light glows; when an input line is plugged in (eg. from the headphone/audio out socket of your TV), the Bluetooth mode cuts out in favour of the line amplification mode, and the light changes to green. Its speaker connectors are of the dual function type, for banana plugs or screw-down wire connection. One piece of advice learned the hard way - when you start to use it from your laptop or phone, make sure your volume is turned right down before (and whilst) the connection is made, otherwise you'll be deafened!

I once spent 5 grand on Krell amplification.......and a fortune on the other bits.........the result was I never listened to the music.............I just listended to the "hi -fi"..I listened and sweated...was the bass ok .......could the treble be better......never relaxed . Hi -fi was like a drug addiction..I had to try the next big thing..........I eventually cured myself with the arrival of MP3s......sold off all the "Hi- Fi replaced it with gear a tenth of the price and started to enjoy music again.Now this little amp comes along all thirty quids worth..linked up to an old pair of B&W Solid Speakers that have been gathering dust in the loft for a decade and the result it is quite amazing.The banana plugs take up more space than the amplifier...its tiny..............bluetooth was instant.( and works fine 30 feet away).Volume is controlled by my phone......no hiss .........just good sounds /good radio/ good podcasts/spotify and google music..................no sweating ...no controls to worry about.........more than enough volume.Not my main music setup....but brilliant in my conservatory. I plugged everything in and was gobsmacked with the quality of sound coming out of these small bookshelf speakers...at first you think ......"NO this is too small to work...but it does.If you have an old pair of speakers.......bring them back to life........Only had it for a day but very impressed.

(firstly let me say; for the money/size this is an amazing little amp in my opinion surprising power for its size (size of your palm). And a decent choice for a casual listener)... The amp has a ton of noise on both lines (R)(L). Casual listeners won't notice but for you audiophiles you will screw! Especially when the rest of your kit is designed to remove this noise.This is compounded by the fact you can't dial back the power. No volume/gain control on this unit. Which is fine if its a clean output. It's not!Also bluetooth is unusable even at close range (5m). Its choppy. Again probably fine if your a casual listener. But this is nowhere as sweet as the bluetooth in most cars in terms of connectivity quality. For example you're sat line of sight 5 meters away with your phone and you lift/move your phone during bluetooth operation, your audio is going to cut out for a millisecond or so. Even some chop on occasion with a stationary phone. Basically bluetooth is useless if you fidelity matters to you.I would like to give it an overall 3.5 but i can't and i this 3 is unfair so i will give a 4 purely due to the power/size to cost ratio being what it is.Hope this helps.PS. Im looking at the more advanced Nobsound Tone as a possible replacement.

What a fantastic little amplifier, I've uses this to replace a Marantz SR7013 that's been relocated, the sound is clear and rich over a pair of Q Acoustics 7000i's, bluetooth is very competent and gives a very clear sound, The audio cable gave a "hum" through both speakers which is barely noticeable but worth noting, this isn't an issue with bluetooth connection which I think actually sounds better, this maybe a ground issue though and possibly just on my unit. I'll contact the manufacture for advice on this.I can highly recommend this amp, it doesn't disappoint it surprises!

Incredible for such a small package. I use this with in-ceiling speakers we inherited when we moved house. I've paired the amp via Bluetooth with Google Home (guess Alexa ,etc would work too). The amp and Google Home are about 7-8m apart round a corner and the bluetooth connection is stable, it's been on for a couple of months now with no problems.There's no hiss or hum when audio isn't playing, and when playing the sound quality is great.I paired this with an AV:Link 4 way Speaker Selector (https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003GSVHD2) so I can choose whether to pipe the music to any/all of the kitchen, living room or dining room, and they work great together.For the size and cost I'm amazed.