Pyle Megaphone Speaker PA Bullhorn Built-in Siren - Adjustable Volume Control & 1200Yard Range - for Football, Soccer, Baseball, Hockey & Basketball Cheerleading Fans & Coaches or for Safety Drills

I am happy with the sound quality of this megaphone. Words are understandable and loud.

These work great for work! It is light weight and easy to use.

Just what we needed for our party. It is very loud and the alarm/siren is awesome. Gets the crowds attention. The only downside is the music button just makes a terrible screeching noise when a source is not plugged in.

Ok

Works great for the price. Batteries seem to last a good while.

Its build quality is low, it literally feels like a toy. It's sound quality is low as well. It's probably fine for a one time event, but not for regular use. To be fair, at this price it's not too bad.

This was my fastest Amazon return ever. That's obviously not a good thing.I would consider myself an avid megaphone user. By "avid megaphone user," I mean that I have owned one other megaphone in my life. But I used the hell out of it. Me and my megaphone - well - we were inseparable. She was the Bonnie to my Clyde. The ying to my yang. The exclamation point to my exciting sentence. The K.I.T.T. to my Michael Knight. Camping, boating, softball games, work events, cheering on the sidelines at the Boston Marathon to provide that extra motivation to help exhausted runners get up Heartbreak Hill. Yep, our time together was special. We sure had a great run ... sorry, I'm getting a little choked up reliving these memories. Now keep in mind that this megaphone was a silly birthday present from a friend. It was bought off of a joke/gag gift website. I think it was only 20-watts, and under $20, but it was well made and lasted me several years. It lasted through being dropped, kicked, tripped over, and left outside to deal with every single one of the sometimes-mild/sometimes-harsh New England elements. One too many times, apparently. But it refused to die... that is... until it died. Bottom line: I had a good one, so I know what a megaphone is and what it should do. Pyle should be ashamed to call this PYLE of cr*p a megaphone. It's junk. I should have believed the other 1-star reviews. Shame on me.The reality is that it's an inconsistently made product. This is why there are so many 5-star reviews who say it's great. Those people received properly constructed products. But it's also why there are so many 1-star reviews (now including this one). The B-Team was obviously in the shop making megaphones the day ours were made. So, if you want to roll the dice for $24, go ahead. But don't act all surprised if you get it and it doesn't even work out of the box like mine. 6 fresh batteries and no workie. Not even a little. No red light. No siren. No amplification. Nada. Zip. Zilch. And remember, I know how to work a megaphone - my experience is well documented in the paragraph above. OK, back to you. Also don't act surprised if you get it and it works right away, but then stops working for no good reason within a short amount of time, as so many other reviewers can attest. You'll only have yourself to blame. And then you'll be in the same position as I am right now. Clicking through the online return process, printing your return label, and wondering how much effort you should put into your product review.

Too much work trying to chase kids all over the park and get them to come downstairs whenever I need them. Felt like I was screaming into the void, and every trip up the stairs at 9 months pregnant was killing me. I got one of these to use at the park and in the house. Everybody thinks I'm crazy, but they can't say they don't hear me now. Doubling as an MP3 player is just a bonus. Get creative with it. Birthday? Happy Birthday Song waking them up in a megaphone. Great for the price.