Megaphone with Speaker Microphone Siren and 240-Second Recording Bullhorn Includes Volume Control for Outdoor Events and Crowd Management

This thing is great! I am a teacher and took this to our outdoor field trip. It saved my voice and was light weight to carry around all day.

Works good. I like the recording function. The volume is good as is battery life. Good value.

Great love it

I always wanted a bullhorn for fun but didn't want to spend too much money for something I wasn't sure if I'd ever use. I just got this for fun and boy is it ever! I've been using it to wake my kids up some mornings, and they've been using it back on me, all in good fun of course. It's much louder than I expected, but the volume is adjustable from quiet to REALLY LOUD. When it's powered on, the microphone activates when you talk into it. An older bullhorn I used had a trigger, but this one has the auto microphone which works surprisingly better than I thought. The recording/loop function is really neat too, where you can record a sound clip which will play back repeatedly. This could be useful for communication in an emergency, or for annoyingly repeating a message to crowds at events. I've used other bullhorns before and this is just as good as others costing several times more. It is one of the smaller ones, but don't let that size fool you, it's plenty loud. It does use four C batteries so keep that in mind. I'm not sure why any modern electronic component uses only batteries; I think they should all have integrated batteries with USB-C charging ports, and for safety related things like flashlights (or this bullhorn) the option to be powered by batteries as a backup. It doesn't affect the product in any way, just would have been nice if it was rechargeable.

I work at the port in Florida and it comes in handy directing traffic. The recording option is the best.i can let it play and use hand signals to give direction.

Loud, inexpensive, perfect for rallies. Great battery life, lightweight

This is wildly off from what the listing says. It's significantly smaller than a typical megaphone, but that would be fine if it could do what it's supposed to be able to do. Unfortunately, that is not the case. The wattage shown in the pictures says 30w, but it's actually only 5w, which you can see listed on the actual product packaging. And who needs this bottle cap opener on a megaphone???

Smaller that what I imagined. It works but not very well. Speaker is not very loud.Very Prompt Service. Thank You.