4.0 out of 5 stars VERY slow to change anything, but sounds decent and doesn't take much space

2026-02-28    -Gibson99

I just wanted a super basic amp for the living room. I don't need 11 channels or 20 inputs - my tv handles the input switching, and i just send the analog audio output from the tv to this amp via a couple of Y-adapters. I tried using a DA convertor to change the optical toslink output to true 5.1 and then just connect that straight to this amp, but the convertor had very inconsistent output - watching a tv show for example, some people's voices were super loud while others were echoey and barely audible. switched to analog from tv to this amp and while i lost "true" surround sound, i can actually hear what people are saying in a show/movie. This also had the added benefit of lessening the "whisper dialog and insane explosions" volume difference that a lot of movies have these days.My absolute biggest complaint is that changing volume on this amp is SLOW SLOW SLOW. You can turn the knob and hear it click 5-10 times, but it only changes the volume % by ONE. you have to go super slow to change volume. holding the button on the remote is equally slow. and speaking of the remote - half the buttons don't do anything, and the ones that do, have labels that don't make any sense. use the remote once to set the individual speaker volumes and bass/treble how you like it, take out the batteries (so they can't leak/corrode), then put the remote in a drawer in case you ever need it again. To get around this, I've set the amp volume somewhat high (about 20) then enabled the feature in my TV so that the analog output is variable. Now I control the volume (much faster) using the TV's remote (or another remote set to control my vizio tv).

4.0 out of 5 stars Good option for us noobs

2026-02-09    -mark

Does a great job with a reasonable price. I've been using this little guy for about a month now without anything concerning issues. The configuration settings are not the best but manageable and the response from the remote is a bit slow. Overall it's was decent choice for my garage setup.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Amplifier

2026-01-23    -Bond007

I got the Facmogu A600S 5.1 Channel Home Theater Bluetooth Amplifier because I wanted to hook up some old bookshelf speakers to it and utilize the bluetooth feature. I like how the unit is much small than old school equipment and doesn't take up a lot of shelf space. Hooking my speakers up was easy and there was plenty of power from the amplifier. I like that a remote control is included. The unit is sleek but feel the price point is pretty high.

4.0 out of 5 stars VERY slow to change anything, but sounds decent and doesn't take much space

2026-02-03    -Gibson99

I just wanted a super basic amp for the living room. I don't need 11 channels or 20 inputs - my tv handles the input switching, and i just send the analog audio output from the tv to this amp via a couple of Y-adapters. I tried using a DA convertor to change the optical toslink output to true 5.1 and then just connect that straight to this amp, but the convertor had very inconsistent output - watching a tv show for example, some people's voices were super loud while others were echoey and barely audible. switched to analog from tv to this amp and while i lost "true" surround sound, i can actually hear what people are saying in a show/movie. This also had the added benefit of lessening the "whisper dialog and insane explosions" volume difference that a lot of movies have these days.My absolute biggest complaint is that changing volume on this amp is SLOW SLOW SLOW. You can turn the knob and hear it click 5-10 times, but it only changes the volume % by ONE. you have to go super slow to change volume. holding the button on the remote is equally slow. and speaking of the remote - half the buttons don't do anything, and the ones that do, have labels that don't make any sense. use the remote once to set the individual speaker volumes and bass/treble how you like it, take out the batteries (so they can't leak/corrode), then put the remote in a drawer in case you ever need it again. To get around this, I've set the amp volume somewhat high (about 20) then enabled the feature in my TV so that the analog output is variable. Now I control the volume (much faster) using the TV's remote (or another remote set to control my vizio tv).

4.0 out of 5 stars Good option for us noobs

2026-01-21    -mark

Does a great job with a reasonable price. I've been using this little guy for about a month now without anything concerning issues. The configuration settings are not the best but manageable and the response from the remote is a bit slow. Overall it's was decent choice for my garage setup.

4.0 out of 5 stars Works

2026-01-01    -T. P. Eckel

This works but really should only be bought for the Bluetooth. Otherwise any 4 channel amp will do the same work.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Amplifier

2026-01-19    -Bond007

I got the Facmogu A600S 5.1 Channel Home Theater Bluetooth Amplifier because I wanted to hook up some old bookshelf speakers to it and utilize the bluetooth feature. I like how the unit is much small than old school equipment and doesn't take up a lot of shelf space. Hooking my speakers up was easy and there was plenty of power from the amplifier. I like that a remote control is included. The unit is sleek but feel the price point is pretty high.

3.0 out of 5 stars difficult to figure out, quirky functionality, but design is good

2025-12-29    -David McDivitt

I very much wanted it to work because I like the minimalist design. Output is strong and clear. I like the precise control offered by the single knob. Unfortunately it has no straightforward aux input. It has an RCA port for each channel, FL, FR, Cent, L, R, and bass. So, one must run an RCA connector to each. If configured for 2.1 it will use just the FL and FR RCA ports producing FL, FR, and bass output but no Cent, L, or R. Also the passive bass output gives L bass and R bass which should be mono. My use case is aux input. Did not try bluetooth. If I see an updated version of this product without the quirks described I may want to try again.

4.0 out of 5 stars Works

2025-12-30    -T. P. Eckel

This works but really should only be bought for the Bluetooth. Otherwise any 4 channel amp will do the same work.

3.0 out of 5 stars difficult to figure out, quirky functionality, but design is good

2026-01-18    -David McDivitt

I very much wanted it to work because I like the minimalist design. Output is strong and clear. I like the precise control offered by the single knob. Unfortunately it has no straightforward aux input. It has an RCA port for each channel, FL, FR, Cent, L, R, and bass. So, one must run an RCA connector to each. If configured for 2.1 it will use just the FL and FR RCA ports producing FL, FR, and bass output but no Cent, L, or R. Also the passive bass output gives L bass and R bass which should be mono. My use case is aux input. Did not try bluetooth. If I see an updated version of this product without the quirks described I may want to try again.