I got one of these and it didn't work. Not at all. After much back and forth had a replacement sent. It, too, didn't work. And it was a hassle. Finally, after 6 weeks, got my money back.

This product is great!

I wanted an interface that was easy to use, so I thought this would do the trick. I was completely and utterly WRONG. I bought this to use primarily with Neural Amp Modeler, but it doesn't play nice with other software. I've been trying for weeks, and I can't get any sound out of it with NAM. It also doesn't work well with Mixcraft. According to IK Multimedia's support, it's supposed to work with any software that will accept it, however it only seems to work with Tonex or Amplitube. Unfortunately, I went into the Amplitube settings and selected the wrong driver and now it's SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! Feedback. Feedback FEEDBACK!! So now it won't even work with Amplitube. Now before anyone says this is "user error", I've followed all the settings and downloaded all the drivers, and still NADA. ZIP. ZILCH. BUPKUS!

This whole exercise has been a complete waste of time and money. I should note that I've been using this on a Windows laptop. With that said, I get the distinct impression that this is a product that was designed to be used primarily Apple IOS. Take the money you were going to use on this and buy something else, or at the very least a decent practice amp.

I settled on this after trying a handful of other interfaces. My primary use is with Rocksmith+ on PC and iOS. This works very well for the task. It can connect to my old phone or new iPad without needing all the extra dongles or power connections that full-sized interfaces needed. It's good for a quick easy setup using limited space. Having a control knob makes it easier to use than the HD2 I tried. It's way lower latency than the 2i2 I tried as well. It's great for what it is. The free software isn't half bad either. Rating five stars since it's the one I kept after returning four others.

It doesn't support constantly pulled and inserts
Too Many action like this will brake the chinese jack that not even 've been soldered properly

This multifaceted tool is a great way to connect your guitar to an Apple device. In my case, my IPad that uses Garage Band and Toneworks applications. With headphones, you can rock out and not disturb others nearby.
Set-up is easy, but registering to IK Multimedia was not working.
Still, use this interface to access other amp profiling apps. Price is right for this quality tool. If you need an interface, consider this one.

The new Irig HDX is a great tool for practicing and the like but there is definitely something to be aware of. If you're using it with an IPhone you'll be very happy with it but if you're using it with an IPad you'll be sorely disappointed.
The software that this device uses for an IPad is quite different from that of an IPhone and the IPad software doesn't have the same gain as the IPhone software. Frankly with an IPad it is woefully disappointing. I strongly suggest using an IPhone with this particular device to avoid being disappointed.

I own an Irig HD2 that I've been using for the past few years and it works quite well. I was excited to hear that
Irig came out with this new model: HDX and I expected this to be a major improvement on the old HD2. Nothing could be further from correct. Be forewarned, I tried using the new HDX with my IPad and it's a nightmare. It's impossible to get adequate gain out of the new HDX that will provide you with enough output to even listen with headphones.
None of this is the fault of Sweetwater as they only sell it and my audio advisor is excellent. But before you buy it, try it! Perhaps it works better with an IPhone but if you own an IPad you won't be happy.

Nothing about this device goes beyond minimally functional. You can't adjust input gain with the knob, the headphone output barely gets loud enough to drown out most of the sound of your strings, it's supposed to come with tonex SE but it's kind of hard to tell if it is giving me access to anything that isn't normally in the free version and there's no code for redemption of it, and there's a noticeable delay if you are using the amp output into something else. The amp output also just plain does not sound right. I used it with biasfx stomp boxes running into a pc interface and using neural for the amps and it's better to use the headphone out instead of the amp out. In my opion, Tonex also sounds mostly bad outside of some tonehub presets some people have uploaded but that's largely hit or miss too. In that sense, this was a worthy purchase for just a basic practice setup away from home if I ever need it and it kept me from wasting money on a tonex pedal.