TB10A 2 Channel Stereo Audio Amplifier Receiver, Mini Hi-Fi Class D Integrated TPA3116 Amp for Speakers 100W x 2, with Bass and Treble Control (with 24V UK Power Supply)

This tiny 100 watts a side amp has replaced a large, aging Sony integrated amp and is vastly superior. It is driving 3 pairs of Bose speakers on 3 floors of a three storey house so down to 3 ohms and is coping so, so we'll. There is no perceivable distortion and the sound from the Bose wall and ceiling mounted speakers is full and balanced with the tone controls at mid setting, I had to have the bass turned up with the previous Sony amp. The little amp is truly brilliant and at a ridiculously low price. The power supply unit is not so small, but comes with a decent length of cable so can be tucked away out of sight. I don't write many reviews but I am so impressed I thought I ought to let others know about this tiny Miracle!

Been using this for 4+ years with a TV instead of a soundbar, it's left on 24/7 and we've had no problems with it. Because it's Class D the power use at the wall socket is minimal, less than 1 watt when there's no signal from the TV, it usually stays well below 10 watts for typical use at 33% volume. The amplifier unit runs cool and the power brick only gets slightly warm even in the summer. Sounds much better than I was expecting, hooked it up to my hi-fi system and it was suprisingly good. You can hear the difference between it and a good Class A/B amp but you really have to listen hard to the music to hear that difference. These Class D amps seem to have improved a lot since they were first introduced.

Tried this little amp with a pair of 4ohm JBL one pros and some 8ohm JBL one standard speakers , and a pair of Acoustic Q 3020i 6 ohm book shelf speakers and finally a floor standing pair of Acoustic Q 3050I. The amp sounded pretty good with all 4 pairs of speakers. I would say it struggled a bit at high volumes with the 4ohm pro and sounding a bit constricted. They made a better job of playing the normal JBL one 8ohm speakers. They sounded okay with the 3050i but lacked the grip on the bass good floor standers need. I would say they best suited the little 3020i's best where it really sang, punched out a good amount of quality bass and the treble was nice and open. I would say despite the power rating I would not partner this with anything overly difficult to drive, it can play quite loud, however the sound definitely hardens up and constricts a bit it's much happier driving some thing that's an easy load for it. I am really pleased with it and it will stay partnered with the 3020i's connected to my pc.

This is a tiny amp packed with power. I use it in my office to power two Kef bookshelf speakers. Very good. Plus I love the tactile knobs and switches and the fact it draws so little power when not used.

Very well made and a good price too

This is a great little amp for computer users and others. I set it up on the Mac Mini using the headphone socket (3.5mm to phono adapter needed) and it works well. Speakers are old B&W M1s which still sound good. Nothing bad to say about the amp, and the simple controls are a treat!

Has good punchy sound and plenty of power. If you're considering using this for TV/Cinema, then be aware, the automatic gain control will just cut-out the quiet bits, the atmospherics and ambient sound. There is no adjustment or switch for this. It also makes popping sounds as it cuts in and out. Very annoying.

It does the job and sounds pretty good but there is a definite lack of space and refinement. Perfect for cheaply kitting out a secondary room with sound but the sound quality isn't good enough for critical listening. I ended up returning it because it was causing a large amount of hum in my Rega Planar 1 Plus. I suspect the Fosi amp has a lifted ground by design.