XtremPro M1 Portable Headphone Amplifier

It is built solidly with ample power to drive any headphones. I use it with the Monster Inspiration headphones and tried it with the Audio Technica ATH 50X. Compared to my Fiio Q1 it lacks finesse and resolution but has much more power and punch. For the price, it is a great value.

love this product as it amplifies my MP3 player. powerful yet portable. thanks

Audio in xbox 360 games such as Mass Effect 3 and CoD MW3, as well as in Wii/GCN games such as Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid Prime, has become noticeably more clear, powerful, spacious and well-defined. I'm currently using this with a Philips SHP9500s, extension cord, and rca splitter adapter for turtle beach headsets. I had previously experienced distortion when playing wii games, but with this amp everything is clear. I highly doubt that you could find a better portable headphone amp at this price point. This uses the same preamp and poweramp as the Fiio A3 which is good. Note that you will get noise if you use it while powering it with a tv usb port, or if you use it on high gain above volume 2 (use on low gain instead wherever possible).Edit: Easily outclassed by the Topping NX3s, which is only a little more expensive. The latter produces significantly less noise and distortion. Since switching to the NX3s, audio sounds noticeably more clear and detailed. I am not convinced that the Xtrempro M1 performs according to the listed specifications, the Fiio A3 may be a better choice. The Topping NX3s will work best with headphones that have an impedance ranging from 50 ohms to 300 ohms.

It got really hot and stopped working and it made a bunch of static noise I am very disappointed on this product and it didn't even last a whole week and I'm stuck with this dead paperweight that makes static noise, I also think the wattage is overrated my bluedios vinyl plus are 40mw RMS and it saids it can do 470mw RMS at 16ohms so should the amp be powerful enough to blow my headphones? Will it never did and the amp just couldn't keep up

le son de cette ampli est miserablement nulle et de tres basse qualite