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Douk Audio M1FM TPA3116 Digital Amplifier Review

A stereo receiver combining a TPA3116D2 amp (50W x 2 at 4 ohms), Bluetooth 5.1, an FM tuner spanning 76-108MHz and RCA/AUX inputs - all controllable by the included remote. Four pluggable NE5532 op-amps add upgrade potential.

3.6Editorial rating: 3.6 out of 5Editorial rating · research-basedUpdated October 25, 2026
$99.99Price checked November 4, 2026
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Our verdict

The M1FM is a complete little hi-fi receiver at $99.99: a 50W x 2 TPA3116D2 amp, Bluetooth 5.1, a wide-range FM tuner and a remote control, with four socketed NE5532 op-amps for tinkerers. It even includes the power supply, which is rare at this price. Just bring two AAA batteries for the remote, and note there is no headphone output.

Best for
Listeners who want an amp, Bluetooth and FM radio in one compact unit with a remote, at a budget price.
Skip if
You need a headphone output, or you want much higher speaker power.

Why 3.6/5: Lifted by a clear parameter list and the only FM tuner among these amps, plus a status display, a remote and the supply in the box at $99.99. Held back by a 50W x 2 rating at $40.00 more than the NS-15G with its adapter, a Bluetooth chip named two ways and no tone control listed.

The Douk Audio M1FM is a HiFi digital amplifier with a built-in FM radio, priced at $99.99. It combines a stereo power amplifier, a Bluetooth receiver and an FM tuner in one compact chassis, aimed at desks and shelves where a full-size receiver would not fit.

The amplifier section uses the TPA3116D2 chip, rated at 50W x 2 into 4 ohms, which the maker says easily drives all 3-8 ohm passive speakers. Bluetooth 5.1 covers SBC, AAC, aptX and aptX-HD with 24-bit/48kHz lossless transmission, and the FM tuner spans 76-108MHz with automatic and manual search plus good anti-interference for weak stations. Measured specs include THD+N of 0.03% and SNR of 102dB or better.

Inputs cover Bluetooth, FM, stereo RCA and AUX, with outputs to banana speaker jacks and a 3.5mm AUX line output for connecting another amplifier or active speaker. A display shows the working status in real time, the full-function remote handles every setting from across the room, and a one-click Bluetooth reset clears all paired devices. Four NE5532 op-amps sit in pluggable sockets, so swapping them is part of the fun. The package includes the 24V/4A power supply, Bluetooth and FM antennas and the remote control - just supply the remote's 2 x AAA batteries yourself.

Specifications

SpecPage says
ModelM1FM (the packing list says M1 FM), brand Douk Audio
Price$99.99 on Oct 25, 2026 for every SHIPPING TO option; no option without the supply
Audio inputBluetooth 5.1 / FM / RCA / AUX
Audio outputAUX / banana speaker jacks
Amp ICTPA3116D2
Bluetooth chipQCC303X in Parameters (QCC304X in the feature text); AAC, SBC, aptX, aptX-HD; 48kHz/24bit
Op-amp4 x NE5532, pluggable sockets
FM frequency76-108MHz, with automatic and manual search
Frequency response20Hz-20kHz (±1dB)
Rated output power50W x 2 @ 4Ω
Input sensitivity0.775V
AUX rated output level1.3V
THD+N0.03%
SNR≥102dB
Working voltageDC 15-24V
Dimensions (W x D x H)132 x 124 x 36mm; package 285 x 225 x 65mm
Weight513g net; 1.20kg packed
In the boxM1 FM amplifier, 24V/4A power supply, Bluetooth antenna, FM antenna, remote control (without battery)
Feature textDrives 3-8Ω passive speakers; display shows working status; Bluetooth reset clears all paired devices

How it compares

No other amp in the stereo-amplifier reviews lists an FM tuner. The M1FM costs $99.99 with its 24V/4A supply in the box. That is $40.00 more than the Nobsound NS-15G with its 19V/4.74A adapter ($59.99; $49.99 without one) and $20.00 more than the Douk Audio M1 PRO ($79.99 with its 32V/5A supply). The NS-15G page lists two TPA3116D2 chips with a 100W+100W headline (quoted above 24V at 8A into 4Ω), Bluetooth 5.0, RCA, ±10dB tone controls with bypass, but no FM tuner or remote. The M1 PRO uses a TDA7498E chip at 160W x 2 into 4Ω with Bluetooth 5.0, RCA, a U-disk input and a low-frequency output, again without FM. The Nobsound TONE ($39.99 with a 19V adapter in the box) matches the M1FM's 50W x 2 at 4Ω rating on a TPA3116 chip, with Bluetooth and AUX only.

Who it suits: the M1FM fits a small room or workshop that wants radio, Bluetooth and a remote in one box and drives modest speakers. For a higher power headline and tone controls at $40.00 less with its adapter, the NS-15G is the closer match; for playing files from a USB stick, the M1 PRO.

Shipping, returns and warranty

  • Shipping: Douk Audio's current shipping page says orders are generally processed no later than the next business day and arrive in 2-8 business days, with duties, taxes and customs fees included in the checkout price unless noted otherwise.
  • Older shipping terms are still online: airmail at 10-25 days for parcels under 2 kg, DHL, UPS or FedEx at 5-8 days above that, and a line saying the store is not responsible for import duties. Check the delivery estimate and any duties at checkout.
  • Returns: ask within 30 days of delivery and wait for approval before sending anything; an approved return has to ship within 7 days. Items need all packaging and accessories and no excessive wear, or the store can refuse them or refund part of the price. Refunds go to the original payment method after inspection.
  • Not refunded: original and expedited shipping, duties, taxes and customs charges, unless the law requires it or the store made the error. The return page does not say who pays return postage, and the older refund page excludes mistaken orders and change-of-mind returns from free after-sale service.
  • Warranty: 24 months from purchase for manufacturing defects, with free repair, a replacement unit and free shipping both ways for covered repairs. Drops, liquid, DIY repairs, lightning, extreme temperatures and misuse are excluded (partial fees may apply), and damage from weak packing on the way back may not be covered. The older refund page still says 1 year.
  • Seller: the site is run by Shenzhen Anba Technology Co., Ltd (Shenzhen, China) and HONGKONG LONGSHENG Import and Export Trading Co., Limited (Hong Kong); support is by email at [email protected]. These terms cover orders placed on doukaudio.com; other sellers apply their own.

For this product, the page lists US, UK, EU, AU and Other under SHIPPING TO and shows Free Shipping, 2-8 Days Arrival, 30-Day Return and 2-Year Warranty badges near the price.

What we liked

  • Amp, Bluetooth receiver and FM tuner in one box - stream wirelessly, tune radio or use the RCA/AUX inputs
  • TPA3116D2 chip delivers 50W x 2 at 4 ohms, driving most 3-8 ohm passive speakers
  • Bluetooth 5.1 supports SBC, AAC, aptX and aptX-HD with 24-bit/48kHz transmission
  • FM reception covers 76-108MHz with automatic and manual search and effective capture of weak signals
  • Full-function remote control, status display, one-click Bluetooth reset and four pluggable NE5532 op-amps for easy upgrades

Worth noting

  • The remote requires 2 x AAA batteries that are not included
  • Higher performance needs a larger power supply than the included 24V/4A unit - the maker says to prepare one yourself
  • The 3.5mm AUX output is line level for another amplifier or active speaker, not a headphone jack

Questions before you buy

What is included in the box?

The M1FM amplifier, a 24V/4A power supply, a Bluetooth antenna, an FM antenna and a remote control. The remote's 2 x AAA batteries are not included.

What speakers work best?

Passive speakers of 3-8 ohms; the rated output is 50W x 2 at 4 ohms.

Can I replace the op-amps?

Yes - four NE5532 op-amps sit in pluggable sockets, making them easy to change and upgrade.

How good is the radio reception?

The tuner covers 76-108MHz with automatic and manual search, and the maker says it can effectively capture weak radio signals.

Sources & verification

What this review is based on and the day we last read it. Specs and claims from the maker are the maker’s own; the verdict and the rating are ours.

From the store

What we couldn’t verify

  • The page names the Bluetooth chip QCC304X in its feature text and QCC303X in Parameters; the review names no chip.
  • '24bit/48Khz lossless transmission' is a page claim with no test behind it; the codecs listed (SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX-HD) are the only support detail, and no range is given.
  • The page says the tuner can 'effectively capture weak radio signals' but gives no sensitivity figure; two customer reviews on the page report weak or missing stations.
  • The 50W x 2 at 4Ω rating comes with no distortion level, and two customer reviews on the page report distortion at high volume (one at about 70 percent of the dial). THD+N 0.03% and SNR 102dB or better have no test conditions.
  • The review text called THD+N and SNR 'measured'; they are the page's published figures. Parameters list no speaker impedance, and 3-8Ω appears only in the feature text.
  • Not on the page: the 24V/4A supply's plug type by region. The packing list says the remote comes without a battery; the store's product description adds that it takes 2 x AAA.

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