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3.5mm and 6.35mm input and output
This ultra-compact headphone amplifier eliminates the need to purchase additional adapters and is compatible with 1/4'' or 1/8'' headphone plugs for each channel.
Excellent Sound Quality
This easy-to-use headphone amplifier uses four pairs of headphones simultaneously and maintains clear sound.
John G.
Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2025
The lights are superfluous, but look kinda cool. At high volume its noisy. But its great if you keep the volume under control and especially if you want something portable - its small in a good way. Feels like its made pretty well. The option of 1/4" or 1/8" inch outputs on each channel is great. You're not going to do a final mix or master with this, I'm sure, but for rough mixing and up to four people laying down tracks simultaneously, excellent.
Sm
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
I use this amplifier to increase the volume of music on my Sony ult hadphones. I like how it lights up. Cool illumination. It sounds pretty good gives me some volume boost on old school hip hop songs on youtube that I play on my iPhone 14 . A rechargeable battery would make this even better and more portable less wires but it’s a solid buy for the price .
César Díaz
Reviewed in Mexico on March 10, 2024
Por el precio me parece una buena opción económica y cumple con su función, además que te indica con una luz en el potenciómetro el nivel del volúmen.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
Not much else to say. Don't buy
Lance
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2024
I was about to return this Riwaral Headphone Amlplifier after trying it, I plugged it into my power regulated surge protector and I got nothing but nasty static through my AKG k240s and recently acquired original HD600s. turns out the usb power supply included in this is really poor quality. I used another 5V 1.8A good quality plug that originally came with a kindle fire instead of the 5V 3A included one.(devices will only be harmed if you go over the voltage, with a device like this being used with a DAC at a pc it should be fine with underamperage at 1.8A)And what do you know suddenly there is absolutely no static and it works like a charm, it sounds great, looks great, and it's a fantastic budget option.So far I really recommend the amplifier itself to anyone interested, but keep in mind that they are not doing quality control on the wall adapter that is made by another brand, and you may have to get a different one to replace it.
EPSGUNNER
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024
I like the fact this has a small pre-amp for the headsets and dual 3.5 and 6.3mm jacks. It will enable my friends to listen to music and things like the ChucksShow podcast and the likes and they can control there own volume levels.
Hiram
Reviewed in Mexico on April 3, 2024
Me gusta mucho, tiene buena calidad y bajo ruido de fondo... lo volveré a comprar para regalar.
CESAR R.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
Trabaja muy bien
Christopher J. Thibeault
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
It seems well built, and made out of sturdy metal. It has a short USB-based power cord. It does work, and it drives four headphones just fine. I really only need it for two if I'm splitting the signal to several pairs for voice/over or interview work. On the other hand, the product feels "unfinished". There is a space on the back labeled "serial number" but no serial number has been applied. On the bottom, there are perforations which seem as though they are meant to attach feet to the bottom, but they are not punched out and no feet are included. Almost like this is a prototype of a product they are working on.
Elijah
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023
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Edward S Hsieh
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2022
I am primarily using this headphone amplifier to serve as a plug-in point for a PC without having to reach under my desk and behind the desktop. It will also be connected to the mixer interface running my microphones occasionally to boost my headphones, depending on which pair I use.Currently, I am mostly using a pair of Sennheiser 6xx headphones with the amplifier. This pair is notorious for needing a lot of drive from the source. For example, plugged straight into the computer or a laptop, I have to crank past 75% on the computer to get reasonable volume.After plugging the amp in between the headphones and PC, I can have the PC volume at 25% and the amp at 4 out of 12 to still have loud but clear audio. If I push the PC to 100% and leave the amp at 4 out of 12, the volume gets loud enough to be almost ear bleeding. I am still playing with the two to see what combination of volume settings results in the best overall tone. I do not subjectively sense any changes to the headphone tone, but I did pick up a little hiss at certain combinations.The only con I have encountered thus far is that there is no built-in power button. Even with the source powered down, if I leave the amp plugged in, the lights stay on. I rather not have to unplug the amp every time I finish using it, but it seems like that is my only option right now, unless I put it on a dedicated power strip. I might go this way when I finally add my midi controller, but for now it is a little annoying to have to unplug it every night.
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