CROOVE Mini Teachers Voice Amplifier With Waistband 20 Watts For Speakers Yoga & Gym Instructors, Coaches, Presentations, Seniors and Tour Guides.

Read many negative feedbacks before buying. But I didn't care. Now I regret.

Much better sound quality as compared to other brands.

Nice product

Product is too much costly. Sound quality is good. It is not wireless. Belt quality is also not good.

In the photos and description it is smartly hidden that its not a wireless device. The mic is wired mic. For the wired device the cost of 5800 is too much. Insted of this buy Ahuja nba 30wl wireless in 6000 and Ahuja wired 20wl in 2500 also Shidu brands device also comes around 2500. Maybe this is foreign imported product hence costly. Go for Ahuja and save money

I use this voice amplifier on Sundays to teach a very large class of 25 busy, loud 3 and 4 year olds at my church. I put the head set on with the voice amplier and talk and sing with it on. The children can hear me and I am not straining my voice. The volume settings can go quite loud, I don't even have to have it on at its highest level. I am really enjoying using it and wished I had one of these years ago. I would highly recommend it to other people. I use this device in a room where there is no computer, sound wiring, sound system or microphone. I want to get our church to buy more of these to help teachers in rooms without built in electronics.

Item is as described. Small and light weight sits comfortably on your hip with the belt clip. Headset is comfortable for long use. The sound amplification is amazing, tested it out on a low volume setting and it was still fairly loud even while talking quietly I was still heard throughout my1200 square foot apartment. Cant wait to use this at events.

Worked well

This little box gets the job done! I am a music teacher and have had some vocal issues (mostly fixed by vocal therapy) and this little thing has been a lifesaver this school year. It actually sounds pretty decent and a few of my classes didn't even know that I was using it. I worried it might sound tinny, but it really doesn't. I had a fancy $1000 Redcat Access system in my last school that cannot be beat but I got this to use until the next budget season rolls around as I was paying out of my own pocket.First, I knew I could not teach with a headset on so I ordered this clip-on mic - the Olympus Noise Cancelling Microphone - First of all, you need a mono plug - one stripe on the end or it will not work as I had ordered some other fancy thing that had two stripes and I learned my lesson there - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MYPPPE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - this mic works REALLY well. The cord is kind of dangly and needs to be tucked in behind the box, but it gets the job done. I always wear a lanyard with my keys on it so the clip on mic hooks there just fine!  Olympus ME-52W Noise Canceling Microphone The waist belt is just marginally okay on this - it's not particularly flattering, but I would not trust the plastic clip on the back to stay clipped alone. (My clip on the speaker actually broke a month into using this speaker as it was clipped into the front pocket of my black dress pants and when I bent over to pick up a student's flute book the clip snapped inside my pocket. Doh! Luckily, I had the lap belt on so the speaker didn't fall and hit the floor.) The lap belt seems to loosen throughout the day and kind of flops around so I do miss having the clip to at least keep it from spinning around to my backside. If I had any creative fashion sense I would try to make my own belt that was kind of stretchy and a bit more flattering. There are loops on the back of the speaker that the current waist belt hooks into.Also - when I have to bend over I know that I need to turn the speaker box off as there is WICKED feedback when the Olympus mic gets close to the speaker. It silences a room of kids, for sure, but that's not quite my teaching approach. =) I am not sure how the mic that comes with it is with feedback.I LOVE that it is rechargeable. It seems to be taking longer to charge than when I first got it in September (It is now January), but I can usually plug it in right at 7:30 am and it is fully charged by 8:00, so that's acceptable.So, if you are looking for a pretty inexpensive option, I would honestly look into the Croove! It definitely has been worth the $ I paid for it so far. Olympus ME-52W Noise Canceling Microphone

I am a professional clown, magician and children's entertainer. I rely on a good portable voice amplifier for my strolling and outdoor festival shows.This is the best one I have ever used and they take a beating and keep on going. The battery life is incredible even in hot hot summer and cold winter---I do everything from kids parties to fairs, festivals and rodeos, and this is the little amp that could! I highly recommend it!