Surprisingly good sound

I am surprised by the quality of tone from this little guy. It's as heavy as you'd ever really need to be and isn't brittle or harsh. I haven't used the AUX plug yet, but into headphones and even my car stereo it sounds terrific (I can practice at work now).

For the price, its sound kills the other options out there. It can't do everything, but the hard rock & metal tones are better than what I was hoping for.

Way more amp than expected!

When starting out playing (even as a hobby) you will spend a bulk of money on gear to find your individual sound, guitars, amps, pickups, pedals, etc. Practice amps can range from cheap to $400+ and are stationary. The Amplug is $40 in 3 different styles, the sound is as good as my fullsize amp and you don't even notice it's there. I was used to a confined corner in the house with a stationary amp with 6ft headphone cord and was not the best way to progress. I chose the Amplug Metal for the extra overdrive, but it is suprisingly versitile for many different rock sounds. You can play in bed, watching TV, in the hallway, even at the dinner table if it suites. Gain mode goes from high to insane, and the tone dial can dig out harmonics you didn't know you had. All in all a perfect investment for any range of player, just put in your headphones and you're rockin in your own world (wherever).

THE travel and practice hadphone amp.

This is the item I have been searching for!! Finally someone has made it possible to simply plug in your guitar, ear-bubs and an MP3 player and JAM!!

I travel a LOT and have been struggling with having to carry many items with me to play in hotel rooms. I now have what I need. This thing sounds great. I am SO impressed with what you get for the price. It is a great little practice and travel tool, hell, you could plug the headphone out to a recorder and record if you wanted. I HIGHLY recommend this.

Works as promised

I needed a headphone amp to use for practice, and this thing delivered. I'm no tone connoisseur, but I think the distortion sounds pretty good for a small solid-state amp. The adjustable mids really allow you to fine-tune your tone as well. It seems well-constructed and has a good battery life.

nice

Bought this when it first came out, great for playing while walking around, sounds nice. too bad the volume dial became extremely finicky and noisy to the point i can't play around with the dials, and the headphone jack would lose contact often. still, i want another. hopefully it was a bad batch or something