Douk Audio M1 PRO Bluetooth Amplifier 160W Review
A 160W x 2 desktop amplifier with TDA7498E power, Bluetooth 5.0, RCA and U-disk inputs, tone controls and a low-frequency output for an active subwoofer.

Our verdict
The M1 PRO is a $79.99 do-it-all desktop amplifier: 160W + 160W from a TDA7498E chip, Bluetooth 5.0, RCA and U-disk inputs, plus treble and bass controls and a subwoofer output for 2.1 systems. It even plays music straight from a USB drive and includes the 32V/5A power supply. The limits are the analog-and-Bluetooth-only input set and the fact that the sub output is line level for active subwoofers only.
- Best for
- Desktop speaker systems that want Bluetooth, USB playback, tone controls and sub output from one small amp.
- Skip if
- You need optical or coaxial digital inputs, a headphone jack, or plan to use a passive subwoofer.
Why 3.6/5: Lifted by a $79.99 price with the supply included, a clear parameter list and a subwoofer signal output. Held back by a 160W x 2 headline from a 32V/5A supply rated 160W in total, a packing list that disagrees on one or two supplies, and a ±3dB response with 0.05% distortion quoted at 1W.
The Douk Audio M1 PRO is a desktop stereo amplifier priced at $79.99, designed for home and desktop audio systems. It combines a Bluetooth receiver, an analog input, a USB music player and a 160W-per-channel power amplifier in a single small chassis.
The amplifier uses a classic TDA7498E chip, and with the included 32V/5A power supply it can reach a maximum of 160W + 160W, which the listing says is enough to drive passive speakers rated above 300W. It is described as a good match for outdoor, bookshelf, computer, desktop, ceiling and floor-standing speakers. Inputs are Bluetooth 5.0 and stereo RCA, covering phones, computers, TVs, MP3 players and CD players, plus a U-disk slot that turns the amp into a digital music player supporting MP3, WAV, APE, FLAC and WMA files up to 32GB.
On the output side there are banana speaker jacks plus a low-frequency output specifically for connecting active subwoofers, so the bass can be strongly enhanced by adding a sub. Treble and bass knobs allow tonal adjustment. A Bluetooth reset button clears all paired devices with one click, which makes reconnecting new gear simpler. The listing also highlights a reasonable circuit layout for clean sound without audible noise at high power, gold-plated terminals and an aluminium alloy case with dual input indicators. Dimensions are 128 x 117 x 35mm and weight is 512g, and the package includes the amplifier, a 32V/5A power supply and a Bluetooth antenna.
Specifications
| Spec | Page says |
|---|---|
| Model | M1 PRO (channel 2.0), brand Douk Audio |
| Price | $79.99 on Oct 25, 2026 for every SHIPPING TO option; no option without the supply |
| Audio input | Bluetooth / RCA / U-disk |
| Audio output | Banana speaker jacks / low-frequency signal (connect active subwoofers) |
| Supported U-disk formats | MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, WAV |
| U-disk capacity | Max 32G |
| Bluetooth version | 5.0 |
| Speaker impedance | 4-8Ω |
| Max output power | 160W x 2 (4Ω load); the feature text also says up to 320W |
| SNR | ≥98dB |
| Input sensitivity | 0.775V |
| THD | 0.05% (1kHz, 1W) |
| Frequency response | 20Hz-20kHz (±3dB) |
| Working voltage | DC 19-35V |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 128 x 117 x 35mm |
| Weight | 512g net; 1.2kg packed |
| In the box | M1 PRO amplifier, 32V/5A power supply (the page text lists x2; the store's product description lists x1), Bluetooth antenna |
| Feature text | Says the supply can drive passive speakers above 300W; a Bluetooth reset button clears all paired devices |
How it compares
At $79.99 with its 32V/5A supply the M1 PRO costs the same as the Douk Audio M4 ($79.99 with a 24V/4.5A supply) and $50.00 less than the Douk Audio M1 MAX with a 32V/5A adapter ($129.99; $109.99 without one). The M4 page gives the same distortion, noise and response lines (THD 0.05% at 1kHz and 1W, SNR 98dB or better, ±3dB) and the same Bluetooth 5.0 and U-disk inputs, but spreads 50W x 4 across four speaker outputs with independent volume on each. The M1 MAX swaps the TDA7498E for a TPA3255, lists aptX HD on Bluetooth 5.1 and prints a four-supply output table (78W+78W at 4Ω on 32V/5A), which the M1 PRO page does not; it lists THD+N 0.01% at 1kHz and SNR 110dB or better. The Nobsound NS-15G costs $59.99 with its 19V/4.74A adapter ($49.99 without one), $20.00 less than the M1 PRO with an adapter, and lists two TPA3116D2 chips with a 100W+100W headline quoted above 24V at 8A, Bluetooth 5.0, RCA and ±10dB tone controls, but no U-disk and no subwoofer output.
Who it suits: the M1 PRO fits a desk or shelf system that wants USB-stick playback, Bluetooth, tone knobs and a signal output for an active subwoofer. The M4 fits multi-room or four-speaker setups, the M1 MAX fits buyers who want a TPA3255 and a printed power table, and the NS-15G fits a wired-and-Bluetooth desk with no USB playback.
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
- 160W + 160W from a TDA7498E chip, which the maker says suits passive speakers rated above 300W
- Bluetooth 5.0, stereo RCA and U-disk inputs in one unit; the drive plays MP3, WAV, APE, FLAC and WMA without a computer
- Low-frequency output for adding an active subwoofer and strengthening the bass
- Treble and bass knobs to shape the sound of the whole system
- Dedicated Bluetooth reset button that clears all paired devices in one press
Worth noting
- The low-frequency output feeds active subwoofers only; passive subwoofers are not supported
- No optical or coaxial digital inputs, and no headphone jack
- U-disk playback tops out at 32GB
Questions before you buy
Can I play music from a USB drive?
Yes. The U-disk input supports MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC and WAV files up to 32GB, turning the M1 PRO into a standalone digital music player.
What kind of subwoofer can I connect?
The low-frequency output is a signal output for active subwoofers. Passive subwoofers are not supported by this output.
How much power does it deliver?
A maximum of 160W x 2 into 4Ω speakers with the included 32V/5A power supply.
How do I clear the Bluetooth pairing list?
Press the dedicated Bluetooth reset button, which the listing says clears all paired devices in one click so new devices can connect easily.
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
- Douk Audio product pagePrice $79.99 (the same for every option), features, parameters, packing list and links to the user manual; shipping list and badges near the price.Read October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio product page for the Douk Audio M4Compared under How it compares: price and specs read from this page.Read October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio product page for the Douk Audio M1 MAXCompared under How it compares: price and specs read from this page.Read October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio product page for the Nobsound NS-15GCompared under How it compares: price and specs read from this page.Read October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio shipping policyOrders are generally processed no later than the next business day, 2-8 business days in transit, duties, taxes and customs fees included at checkout unless notedRead October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio older shipping policyOlder terms still online: airmail 10-25 days under 2 kg, DHL/UPS/FedEx 5-8 days above, store not responsible for import dutiesRead October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio return and refund policy30 days from delivery with prior approval, ship back within 7 days; shipping, duties and taxes not refunded unless the store erredRead October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio older refund policyOlder terms still online: 30-day free return or refund and a 1-year warranty; mistaken orders and change of mind are excludedRead October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio 24-month warranty page24 months from purchase for manufacturing defects: free repair, replacement unit and two-way shipping for covered repairs; lists exclusionsRead October 25, 2026
- Douk Audio contact pageSite run by Shenzhen Anba Technology Co., Ltd and HONGKONG LONGSHENG Import and Export Trading Co., Limited; support emailRead October 25, 2026
What we couldn’t verify
- 160W + 160W at 4Ω (and 'up to 320W' in the feature text) comes with no output table and no distortion level; the page quotes THD 0.05% only at 1kHz and 1W. A 32V/5A supply is rated 160W (32V x 5A), half the 320W headline.
- The page text's packing list reads '32V/5A Power Supply ×2', while the store's product description lists '1 * 32V/5A Power Supply' and the feature text and the review describe one; the page does not say what a second supply would be for.
- The page calls MP3, WAV, APE, FLAC and WMA 'lossless' formats and says the supply can drive 'above 300W passive speakers'; neither claim comes with data.
- SNR 98dB or better and the ±3dB response come with no test conditions; the page also says 'no audible noise even at high power output'.
- Not on the page: the supply's plug type by region and any Bluetooth range figure.
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