The main differences between handheld amplifiers and regular amplifiers are as follows.
Firstly, handheld amplifiers are smaller in size and lighter in weight. Due to the fact that handheld amplifiers are designed for individual or small-scale speeches, they do not need to be as large as regular amplifiers and do not take up too much space. At the same time, it is also lightweight, easy to carry, and convenient for users to use anytime and anywhere, making it very suitable for outdoor activities and speeches.
Secondly, the power of handheld amplifiers is relatively small. Compared to the medium to high power output of ordinary amplifiers, the power of handheld amplifiers is generally below 30W. This is because handheld amplifiers do not need to be aimed at a wide range of listeners, but are more often targeted at the needs of individuals or small groups.
Again, handheld amplifiers usually come with batteries for easy portability. Most ordinary amplifiers need to be plugged in for use, and they cannot be used in places without power, such as outdoor speeches or unstable power sources. And the handheld amplifier comes with a battery, which can be used directly, making it convenient and practical.
In addition to the basic functions of a regular amplifier, handheld amplifiers can also directly record and play audio, adding more usage scenarios. In addition, the handheld amplifier comes with different sound effects devices, which can be selected through switches to enhance the effectiveness of the speech.
In short, compared with ordinary amplifiers, handheld amplifiers have obvious differences and are mainly designed for personal and small group speech applications. They have the advantages of being lighter, having moderate power, having built-in batteries, and multiple sound effects devices.
