8 reviews for LEKATO Rechargeable Guitar Headphone Amp with Bluetooth

1. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Rick Sells – April 26, 2020

   Nice, except it’s not loud enough.

2. 

   Rated 3 out of 5

   Elizabey – June 16, 2020

   The trs jack it came with doesn’t work, my husband had to use his own to get the mini amp to work.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Gregory A. Gum – November 13, 2020

   As a beginner, I like to practice in private. This little amp allows me to use headphones or hook it up to my low-priced amp which does not have any modes.

   1. To use with headphones, just plug in the headphones and start playing.

   2. To use with a speaker, use the included wire to go from the headphone jack, to the input of your amplifier.

   3. It has bluetooth, but this is ONLY for input, not for output. You cannot hook it up to a pair of Blue Tooth headphones or speakers, nor to your computer. It will connect to your computer, but it will act as a SPEAKER, not a microphone. So, you can play along with a backing track from your computer or phone.

   That covers it. It is so easy to work with it needs no explanation other than the above. I have had it for about 6 months and it is still working great.

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Michael J Kozenczak SR – March 5, 2021

   Great for practice on electric or electric/acoustic guitar. 5 modes from clean to wah and all sound great. The battery is built in and easily recharged. I also received a Lekato Loop pedal, still learning how to use it before review. If its anything like the amp, it will be another 5 stars.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   RJK – December 13, 2021

   For being such a small unit this little device is perfect for playing guitar and hearing your music at the same time. Phone app works good. Overall great attachment for playing quietly.

6. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   justin singleton – March 31, 2022

   My daughter absolutely loves this. She can take her guitar wherever she wants to play. It’s great. Clear crisp sound and the different outputs are great.

7. 

   Rated 2 out of 5

   James Miles – September 3, 2022

   I didn’t have the Bluetooth issues some people have reported, but this thing has such ear-gratingly bad sound it’s basically worthless. I ended up getting a Fender Mustang Micro within a month and it is well worth the price difference.

8. 

   Rated 1 out of 5

   Rich Palmer – October 27, 2022

   I wanted to like this item a lot. I’ve used another similar item/brand that required AAA batteries. I thought this would be ideal because it had 1) a rechargeable battery 2) the ability to connect external audio via Bluetooth for rehearsing with premade tracks and songs.
   Aside from the convenience of portability, this unit falls short in almost every category. The Bluetooth-connected audio is weak, and tinny, with no presence or bass. NO Bass is heard at all. One would think that the Bluetooth connection would be essentially flawless because it is only picking up the signal from the transmitting device — in my case and iPhone 12 — and pushing it out to the connected headphones or earbuds. I am using performance-quality in-ear monitors. These are the same I use on stage and are precise in capturing exactly what is delivered to them.
   Both guitar and bass were distorted at every volume when using the clean channel. I set the basses I have that have preamps into passive mode for rehearsing. No improvement was noted.
   There are much better options for this style of product. Look for the name brands and avoid this one. The built-in effects might be appealing, but I assure you that they provide little benefit to this poorly engineered device.