Magni Unity Fully Discrete Headphone Amp and Preamp - Silver

Sounds good. Delivers a solid amount of power for the price. I noticed an improvement in dynamics in some of the more power hungry headphones I own vs the other budget friendly dac/amps I own. The negative gain for IEMs is a nice addition and this tends to be my go to to when listening to IEMs as well.

Easily my favorite brand on the Market for Amps. Plug and Play setup no extra software. Works Excellent whether you are Gaming, listening to music, watching shows or doing video calls. This pushes my Behyrdynamic 250 OHM headphones with ease. Priced well for the quality. the small simplistic build makes it easy to mount under a desk or tucked into a small corner.

I have to imagine that a Schiit Magni is everything one could ever want, in an external amplifier that allows you to use top of the line headphones to listen to audio playing on a laptop. Great sound, plenty of power, and it's extremely well-constructed. I am proud to own one, and will recommend this to everyone I meet who has found themselves in a similar situation. -Mike

Some of the most amazing sound quality for my Sennheiser headphones. Unfortunately, I bought this thinking it would work on my PS5 as well as I wanted to use something that did not have any software or any profiles changing the sound of my headphones but was deeply disappointed that it does not work at all with PS5. I am giving it 4 stars just because of the lack of PlayStation Compatibility. If you are just on PC then it is perfect.

Fairly easy to set up, works amazingly well, does get warm when in use but ive been told this is normal by other owners. The mechanical feel of the switches is a chef's kiss when using this product. Love my Schitt box!

Well worth it! I used it for 24 hours and response is great on a set of high or low impedance headphones. Nice flat response and great volume with no distortion noted

I'm not an audiophile, just someone that wanted some decent sound for music, games, and television, through headphones in an apartment setting. I originally started with some Sony XM4's. They sound decent, but give me a headache after an hour or two of wear and were uncomfortable. I use them for video conferencing now. Wireless noise cancelling is nice for that. After some time just using the TV speakers with the volume low, I tried Sennheiser HD 650 headphones plugged into the headphone jack on my motherboard with the Realtek® ALC4080. I was unimpressed, but it was better than the TV. I could at least turn the volume up, but the sound wasn't very full, and max volume didn't seem very loud. Not what reviews of the headphones had suggested. After some research it turns out the ALC4080 outputs around 14 mW at 300 ohms, which didn't seem like much. The HD 650's max out at 500 mW at 300 ohms. I purchased the Schiit Magni Unity with integrated DAC as an (relativly) inexpensive but highly recommended entry level headphone amp. According to their website they output about 415 mW at 300 ohms. I'm not sure I needed the DAC, but the DAC/Headphone amp allowed me to use USB-C to my computer. The Schiit Magni Unity has brought the HD 650's to life. Music is so clear, deep, and rich. Games are so detailed. Movies have a new level of depth. There is plenty of power for volume. I don't need anything else.

Works great