LEKATO Mini Guitar Amplifier, Dual Speakers 5W, Rechargeable Electric Guitar Amp Bluetooth with Clean Overdrive, 6H Working, Headphone Jack, Portable Small Amp for Practice AG-04 (Brown)

This little amp I take everywhere when I bring my guitar. I bought a Sonicake Pocket Master and a Steinberger Spirit guitar and it's grab and go !!! It's as loud and as quality as a Bose Soundlink Micro or JBL flip 5 which are both loud and sound great !!!! This is as loud and quality as those, because I did a sound test with them all. Anywho, it's great for camping or jamming with a friend, as long as there's no drums of course. Maybe edrums though...maybe... lol Its good enough for what it is.... Small, light and you can toss it all in a little bag and run !!! The battery lasts for a while too. Hasn't failed yet and I got it over a year ago. If I needed another speaker like a JBL or Bose and this was cheaper, I'd get another one of these for sure. You can Bluetooth to it AND plug instruments into it and it sounds about just as good. 5 stars !!! 😁👍

Bought this for my son to practice in his room. Sounds just as good as my larger amp that cost 3x as much. Very portable and easy to use. Also works as a blue tooth speaker but have not used it for that other than to test it out. Connectivity was easy enough. Very reliable and it looks great. Recommended especially at this price point if you just need something to connect to.

Price makes this a must have for any level guitarist. it is a fairly basic speaker, 3 knobs to control gain, tone, and volume. the Overdrive selector is a plus but its nothing too crazy special. if you have a nice guitar with nice pickups you can get alot of different tones. My ibanez with passive EMG's sounds thick and muffled, but that is the nature of those pickups. if you were playing active picups or running a preamp or pedal though you will be happy with it. Something not included in their discription is that the front grill cover is magnetic (found out by dropping the unit and it popped off) it is modular though and can be removed and replaced as needed. If you take the front grill off you notce that all the sound is coming from 2 small speakers maybe 2" round. That being said, your not going to get hard hitting lows with this amp. it is good for jazzy blues practice or just as a runner amp. its loud enough you could do some light busking im sure too. *BEST FEATURE* it doubles as a bluetooth speaker, allowing you to play tracks while also playing guitar through the amp. It works wonderfully because it separates the two sounds allowing you to adjust the Gain, tone, volume independantly from the backing track. You can control the volume level of your backing track using your media device do mix the two sounds at the level that you like. if your on the fence for a small amp, just tell yourself "its a bluetooth speaker too and i can play along with music i find on youtube" and then use that as an excuse to pull the trigger on buying this amp.

Not the super powerful sound that you want on stage, but just right in a small room for individual practice. That it has overdrive is nice, but not necessary if you are using effects pedals. Sound was pretty true on a strat and a les paul. It has too much static when used while charging, but is very clean and quiet on battery only. The plastic shell is good enough, but I won’t be subjecting it to much abuse.

This is literally a Swiss army knife! Originally purchased in lieu of a Spark-Go™ The price was right for something with enough volume for late night guitar practice while the world sleeps. Not expecting much, I was pleasantly surprised! With all knobs straight up it actually had to turn it down. It's clean, takes pedals and active pickups with clarity, frequency response, headroom and volume better other rechargeable minis' I've tried. Better than lunchbox sized amps and lasts much longer on charge than a Roland Cube. Don't let the small size fool you! Via Blue Tooth attached to my laptop or smart tv inside, I listen to ball games while I'm outside working (signal range is still clear at 20', through a wall.) Late night movies & gaming? Perfect when I can't wear earbuds because I need to be able to hear other things in the environment. When connected via BT, the host controls the Bass/Treble and shuts off the distortion channel so I just have to worry about the volume knob. On company van road trips, phone playlists fill the van with sound Obviously the bass response isn't that of a subwoofer, but it's still nice. Bass/drums are audible. Highs aren't piercing. The dual speaker setup produces a wide field. Throw it on the center of the dash and roll! Velcro might be in order in a NASCAR situation. Charge lasts forever (10+ hours) playing a little song when nearing charge time, seemingly at around 20% remaining capacity. Everyone compliments this amp. I currently own two and plan on buying more for presents this holiday season! I popped the grill off to show you the guts, though I doubt I'll ever need to replace the speakers. It is held on by strong magnets. Heavy and well-made, the size is just right to take anywhere. I consider it an invaluable practice tool. The stereo headphone output jack is just icing on the cake to run through a PA system at small gigs. And yes, this Lekato Mini is indeed loud enough to use as a nearfield stage monitor at ear level. BUY THIS! In fact, BUY TWO!!!

Title: “Tone Shredder 2000: Relationship Ender Edition” I bought this budget electric guitar amp because I wanted a simple, reliable practice setup. Something I could plug into, dial in a decent tone, and annoy my neighbors at a reasonable volume. On paper, it promised exactly that. In reality, it delivered something far more… emotionally destructive. The clean channel sounds like a distant radio being yelled at through a tin can. The “crunch” setting doesn’t really crunch so much as it collapses under the weight of its own ambition. Every chord I played came out like it was being processed through a haunted blender. I thought it was user error at first, but after extensive testing, I can confirm: this is simply its personality. My wife initially thought it was funny when I first plugged in and played a few riffs. She even said I was “getting better.” That changed after I discovered the amp’s hidden “lead tone,” which appears to be just the clean channel aggressively giving up. After about an hour of me trying to “fix the sound,” she told me she was going to visit her sister and has not returned since. I assume she is safe. I assume she just needed space. The amp, however, did not. To its credit, it is very loud for its size. Possibly too loud for its size. It has a way of making every note feel like a personal decision you will later regret. Even simple scales sound like I am auditioning for a garage band that was banned from garages. Overall, this is a fantastic amp if your goal is maximum volume, minimum tone clarity, and a fast-track lesson in consequences. It may have cost me my marriage, but in return I now understand what “feedback” really means. Five stars.

I didnt like how it cut in and out anytime i turned volume over 50%. The quality is good... i guess i thought it would sound better turned up. At a low volume its decent for practice

Let's be clear: the sound is NOT great, as some people have written. But how could it be? The speaker is tiny. So, if you accept that this is just a little stand-in for a real speaker, portable and cute, then it sounds fine. Not great, but just fine.

Fue un obsequio para un amigo que toca guitarra, dijo que le encantó el tamaño portátil, que sonaba suficientemente fuerte y que lo mejor era que no usaba pilas porque se recarga por USB.

Great little device, small but good clear sound, charges for hours and you can use headphones.

El sonido es muy bueno, muy potente. Suena casi igual que los amplificadores de 10w que vienen en los combo de guitarras. Y me sorprendió por que es muy pequeño.

It works really well!

Muy buen ampli para empezar a practicar para su tamaño y su precio ofrece un buen sonido. Recomendado :)