Loxjie A10

This amplifier certainly amplifies and that's nice. The sound coming through is good enough to me though I don't have anything more expensive to compare it to. However, after 6 months of owning it, one of the RCA jacks is cutting out so I have to position the cord just right to get a full sound. I b...

I bought this amplifier after watching some positive reviews online of how affordable, powerful, and unique looking it is. I love the form factor and the quality of the materials is awesome. Don't be fooled by it's size, it has plenty of power to drive my Jamo S805 tower speakers to ear hurting leve...

This is a very mediocre amplifier. It doesn't hold up well when there's heavy current requirements. However, for the price.. maybe that's ok. However, that's only ok if there was no hiss! There's a hiss between ~25% and 70% volume. Normally I don't care about this, but it matters here because the hi...

This amp was made with great material. It looks and feel luxury. The volume can go incredibly loud with minimal distortion. I would probably keep it if it does not have a major flaw. When you turn up the vol over 1/3, about 10 o'clock, it start making a hiss sound. I talk with the seller, and they t...

Customer support was unresponsive, so I had to return the amp without testing. I thought from Zero Fidelity’s video that this would be a great desktop solution, but alas, the search continues.

I own a lot of chip-amps from SMSL and Topping, and in the sub-100 dollar price range, the LOXJIE A10 is definitely the best one I've listened to so far. This amp shines in every way except for dynamic range, but that's a shortcoming of all chip-amps lacking capacitance, not just this one. A 'giant-...

The Good: I was a little surprised at the sound quality from this little unit. After a fair amount of testing, I decided that I prefer it to to my Yamaha RX-377, which is a traditional (class A/B) amp. Yeah, the RX-377 isn't a high-end amp, and the Yamaha does a great many things while the Loxjie do...

This is a great compact and cool running speaker amplifier, but its "60W+60W(4Ω)" spec will only be possible if it came with a 24V power adapter. With the in-box 19V 6A adapter, it will only be able to output 38W per channel into 4Ω. With typical 8Ω home speakers, it can output 21W with 19V power or...

My Volume knob seems mis aligned, while at it's lowest volume the line on the knob is at the 1 o'clock position. So it's confusing adjusting the sound level to the correct position. Especially when turning it on and having too loud by mistake. Will be returning for another. Otherwise it sounds great...

I have this hooked up to to my iMac and powering a pair of KEF Q150s and it sounds great. There is plenty of headroom in the volume department (1/3 volume is plenty loud for my office set up, I can't imagine going much above 50%). I appreciate the unique industrial design. The triangle is fun and I ...