Lepai LP-2020A + PWM (switching 'Class D') Amplifier

Pros:
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- Price
- Price
- Price
- And again: price
- Sound quality: resolution and punch - Actually everything - is as transparent as can be, Even When using very expensive speakers. This is only valid for low to medium listening levels. This amplifier is unbeatable IMO (price- and sound-wise) below 5 watts. Above 5 Watts There is nothing to talk about as THD values ​​explode. Move on ...
- 5W is _much_ louder than you might think (but too little for real life and orchestral dynamics (or demanding speakers with low impedance and low sensitivity (lower than 4ohm, lower than 82 dB / Wm))
- Metal Case
- Runs cool
- Low power consumption

Cons:
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- Overly bright and blue LED ring around volume knob (Why Lepai (whoever you guys are) Why?)
- Useless tone controls and override button That changes Output Level (this is crap)
- Build quality of the control nobs (this is quiet incredible for the price tag!)
- Short cable from PSU

Lepai LP-2020A + PWM (switching 'Class D') Amplifier

Neutral:
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- Cheap-ish terminals for speaker wires (take 2.5 mm ^ 2 at most)
- RCA and 3.5mm jack as alternative inputs

Look at the price tag again and find weak points for yourself. :)

One question remains: how long will it last? From the price tag I do not expect it will be around very long as the Cheapest components inside will break the whole thing one day ...