SONICAKE Guitar Headphone Amp Plug-in USB Rechargable Portable Pocket Guitar Amplifier with Bluetooth Multi-Effects Clean Overdrive Distortion Modulation Delay and Reverb

Plug it in, put on some old-school wired earbuds [no, you cannot use the bluetooth to play to AirPods], and play your guitar without bothering anybody. Yes there are hundreds of combinations of clean, crunchy, twangy, echoey, and other effects, but the killer app here is you walk around practicing and experimenting in your own world.Pros; turn it on, punch some buttons if you want, and it just works. Lasts a long time, charges easy with USB-c. I never read the manual. Also pro- run a line-in from a computer for a backing track, or, (and there is very little info on how to do this), use bluetooth to pipe in music to play along with. [when you turn it on, the little blue light will flash. Go to your phone or computer's Bluetooth to find it and pair it. After this, they will find each other automatically, and it will play from the phone or computer into your headphones along with the guitar while you play]. Walk around the house playing along to songs like the rock star you really are. Or pipe from the headphone jack to an amp and use the effects to play loud when nobody's home.Cons; Could be my less-than-high-end guitar that needs the gain up higher, but I get some hiss and on some settings, a few other artifacts. I do not expect this to be studio-quality for the price. It is good for playing with sounds to see what to buy someday with real money.

This was a gift. The person I sent it too live in apartment and has been unable to play his electric guitar. This has worked well and he loves it.

Its very good for the price but i would suggest a spark go if your looking for quality

When I first got this i was a bit unsure of my purchase, and I think it’s important for most people to understand what they’re getting into when they buy this. No it’s not the highest quality sound, no it’s not perfect in every aspect, but as far as it goes it works very well. The manual was a bit confusing at first but after tinkering around with it I was able to wrap my head around it. It’s very useful to have on the road and you can make it so it doesn’t get in the way of your playing. Not only that but I had a lot of fun trying to make the craziest sounds possible with it. It does as advertised, does it well, and I’m very happy with what I got

I was looking for something to practice with while not in front of my rig, like the couch or the bed.The way the buttons and knobs are all over the device made the buttons get pressed randomly and different effects would turn on or the amp would change. I play Les Paul style guitars where the jack is in the bottom of the guitar, so I suppose if you were playing a Strat style where the jack was in the front, this wouldn't be an issue. If you stand up and play, there's no problems. But that defeats my purpose.The tones are pretty bad, but using it for practice they didn't really bother me. If you're a tone snob, you'll hate them.The Bluetooth worked pretty good and was easy to pair.For the price, it's probably what I should have expected. If you can overlook the things mentioned, it's a good deal.

this really did not sound good. i have used a few different types of pocket amps. I think this is trying to incorperate too many amps and effects and in doing so, just does not make the cut. I had to return it.

I’m moving to a new city and wanted to figure out a way to practice the violin without annoying my my neighbors, so I bought this. I have one of those old-timey minstrel-looking Yamaha electric violins and this thing works like a charm!!! (FYI there’s a little vibration on the g string but you can fix the problem by bending the device by the hinge perpendicular to the instrument.) love love love it.

Funciona muy bien!