15W Mini Guitar Amp, Portable Acoustic/Electric Guitar Amplifier Rechargeable, Wireless Guitar Practice Amp with Reverb, Chorus & Delay, Supports OTG, AUX, REC, Bass and Treble Control

Looks good. Sound quality is good for a very small amp. Reverb and chorus have good sound quality. Blue tooth works good. Rechargeable internal battery is nice for where you don't have a source of electricity.It is not loud. You can turn it up all the way and it's loud enough for small/medium size rooms, or to give your acoustic guitar a nice boost, but don't expect it to bust your ears. Also, it doesn't have a strap, which to me isn't a deal breaker. But for some it might be. It's not a rugged toss around build type like most amps, but more like a small piece of furniture!I bought it to give my daughter for her birthday. It should be good for what she will use it for. The price was also right.

When I opened the box and saw this cute little amp I thought what did I buy? So after charging it up I plugged into my acoustic guitar and wow was I impressed. It has just enough power to give you a good sound and the effects are cool feature. If you want a good little amp for practicing that won’t disturb the neighbors this a good choice and value. Bluetooth is a cool feature as well and not having to plug into the outlet makes it easy to move around wherever I need it. I’m pleased with this little amp so far

I purchased this to amplify an acoustic/electric instrument. Even at max volume, the instrument itself was louder than the amp. Sound was good quality, though. This would probably be ideal for someone with an electric guitar practicing in a small room, but it can’t compete with an acoustic or a full band.

Nice and simple. No useless extras, just clean acoustic sound with decent chorus and reverb shadings available. Small, lightweight, and surprisingly powerful

This is a very nice practice amp. It's Bluetooth, battery-operated, and well-made. It has a wood cabinet and a foam grille and is much nicer than the little plastic Fender or Marshall amps. And it sounds great for its size and cost. It's also great for acoustic or jazz guitar—very nice tone and controls. I'm so glad I took a chance on this amp. It's a sleeper. GET ONE!

This little acoustic amp is Great, If you just want something to give your guitar a LITTLE volume and have chorus, reverb and delay to adjust tone. No wires ( Excp.Guitar Jack). Ideal for bedroom/couch players.

Loved this mini amp/speaker, and would have kept it, but it really needs a handle or strap. Otherwise it would've been the one I kept. I tried about four different brands/models, and this one by far had literally the best sound quality. Unfortunately, the lack of a strap was a dealbreaker. But I do highly recommend it, and I suggest you get it if you're on the fence and don't need a strap or handle.

I like that it's protable and I can charge it, but it needs to be able to produce better sound. What's the use of an amplifier if it doesn't amplify properly?