Mini Guitar Amp, LEKATO 2 * 5W Portable Battery Powered Electric Guitar Amplifier with CLEAN/OVERDRIVER Effects Bluetooth 5.0 Practice Small Amp for Daily Practice and Music Parties (Black)

This little noise box is beautiful. Not loud enough using clean, but push the overdrive button and you have a beast.Idea for use on the travels, just make sure you have this fully charged though.

My daughter is learning to play guitar, her bedroom is small so there is no room for a larger amp, this little amp is perfect for her needs.

I see so many people raving over it claiming its "the best of kit they have" which surprises and saddens me.I had high hopes having read that.It's quiet. Light weight and flimsy. The input for the charger is flimsy,It's compact and light for traveling with and I love the fact it has a battery, that's the awesome bit, but the only awesome bit...it doesn't sound good, no bass setting or mid, just a generic tone knob.The clean channel sucks, I use a very expensive beautiful sounding Jazzmaster and it sounds like a budget guitar through this... It's handy as I travel the world playing guitar and so spend a lot of the time on the road, especially across the states and so it's ideal for boredom or for noodling or for writing songs but it really is a below average travel speaker that for me barely is usable... It's cheap and so that's why it stays. It's worth the price. For sure 100%. £23? Bargain. But don't expect it sound good. Let alone "great" or "best bit of kit" good... The sound sucks. But lime I said, is manageable by yourself to plug and play for writing purposes..If you're new avoid it, it doesn't good and it'll make you think you sound worse than you are and won't be encouraging to you. A decent starter Amp is important for that.So it stays in the car boot lol ready for when I need to plug in for whatever reason I'm so desperate to use it... 😂😭

Great little amp. Good sound for what it is. As described.

This little device is even smaller than I had imagined, so it packs away nicely in the usual bag. It is very light. The charging and operating LEDs are clear, the controls have no quirks or crackles, and the clean sound is far superior to what we get from other pretty horrible toy amps in this price range. The distortion button introduces a compressed sustain that some folks are bound to like a lot, but it's not for me.So, what is it for? One thing it would do well would be to enable someone with a solid-body electric guitar to join in acoustic sessions. It's a very affordable first amp for a youngster. It's small and smart enough to have sitting on a shelf for the occasional blast when the big stuff is elsewhere. I bought it to boost the volume of the archtop guitar when it is being fingerpicked, simply to enjoy the sound more. For that purpose it is just the ticket. I play an archtop with a single coil floating pickup that has no tone or volume controls. The gain control on this fine little amp is therefore important, as it helps me to get the maximum volume without distortion.I also play a restaurant gig in an acoustic duo where the guitar just needs a little boost when I am finger-picking or playing lead lines. For that purpose it is perfect.

I've used a guitar amp for many years to increase volume on headphones from the TV.Over the past few months I noticed the sound was becoming distorted and, after eliminating headphones and TV, decided the amp was at fault.So it was I bought this. Very much more compact, but adequate.

Great sound for such a small device that fits in one hand.A very clear sound up to a good volume or a saturated sound of very good quality, I am amazed!

For the price its a nice portable little desktop bedroom practice amp for beginners. Don't expect anything special from it apart from from a minimal amount of volume and tone. It certainly won't annoy the neighbours. The control knobs would benefit from white pointer marks on them. I bought the orange model and white writing and markings on the case which make it quite difficult to read the individual knob description.It is battery powered and portable and ok for personal use. The Bluetooth makes it easy to connect your phone and has it own volume knob to set levels for playing along with.It seems sturdy and robust for a plastic cased amp. No rattles on mine but it is screwed together and you may need to tighten these if yours has annoying rattles.Thin rubber feet should keep it moving around.You're never going to rehearsal or gigs with it but as a quiet bedroom practice amp you will get your monies worth.