WinBridge Wireless Voice Amplifier for Teachers with Bluetooth Headset Microphone and Waistand, Bluetooth Voice Amplifier, Portable Meagaphone Speaker Mic, Back to Shool Supplies, 15W|1500mAh WB002

My husband has Parkinson's Disease. Unfortunately one of the side effects is an extremely quiet speaking voice. This device was easy for him to use and helped others hear him so much better.

I have gone through 3 different voice amplifiers in the hopes to find something that could work with a Darth Vader cosplay that didn't involve me getting a degree in IT or taking up the hobby of soldering. I'm happy to report that the WinBridge Voice Amplifier has checked all the boxes so far!First Impressions out of the box:- Clear sound quality- No feedback from close range- Microphone easy to pair (auto connects after power on)- Bluetooth mic easy to maneuver and like the magnetic wrap attachment- belt clip or lanyard options- great volume, clean voice audio

Great for on the go music educators! Long battery life, good range and volume options. Haven't lost the two pieces for the mic.

The amplifier sounds amazing but I am giving it 4 stars and returning it because the pieces that fit together to turn the mic into a headset does not fit together well and it looks like the piece is going to break off (see picture). I feel like I get the piece to attach but then when I take it off of my head the 2 pieces come apart. I would like to try and purchase another one to see if it is made the same way.

The headset stays on well when I move around. There is no noticeable echo or feedback. The sound is clear and loud.

I've been using this for over a year, and it completely saves my voice!! I teach Kindermusik and I sing for several hours at a time. I can control the volume and I don't need an external speaker. It felt clunky around my neck because I do a lot--and I mean a lot-- of movement---hop, skip, jump, roll, circle dances, hoop play, music and movement--- so I wear it clipped to my pants and use a cute scrunchy with my t-shirt so it doesn't come loose. I have dropped it a few times on carpet and it's still amazing. The charge lasts perfectly. The only "complaint" is the fuzzy little cover to the headset sometimes comes off but that's petty. It fits my needs perfectly, and I use it every time I teach!!

So, I was diagnosed with dysphonia and my speech pathologist recommended I purchase a voice amplifier. I bought one from another company on amazon. I could not figure out how to operate it and returned it right away. Since speech therapy wasn't helping enough my ENT referred me to ENT Layrx specialist. He recommended I have Botox injected into my vocal cords. The side effect would be my voice would be a whisper. I did not take it seriously. I am a psychotherapist and I didn't work for at least one week because I barely had a voice. I got this voice amplifier on Sunday and used it for work starting Monday. Overall it's annoying for me because I can hear an echo but I try to get past that. I worked from home Monday and had to use my cell phone on speaker phone. Luckily the few clients I had understood me. I worked at the clinic Tuesday to Friday and most of my clients understood me using the work speaker phone. One client could not understand me at times. Today I tried to call a potential client with my cell phone speaker and she could not understand me. I also tried to call my mom with the cell phone speaker and she could not understand me. Very frustrating. The headset is very uncomfortable. I see no point to have things on my ears like that. The speaker part was fine. You have to charge both the headset and the speaker. One loses power quicker than the other. I just don't remember which one. It's not perfect but for the price it's helping me manage at work until I get my semi normal voice back.

This amplifier works great! However, after using it in my classroom for about 6 weeks, the Bluetooth link stopped working. I am disappointed that it cannot be returned.