Mojo 2 DAC Handheld Player by Chord Electronics

Note: A shipment of the Mojo 2 has just arrived. We have 4 left in stock.

Mojo 2 is the next generation of the multi-award-winner original, which was selected by Darko.audio as Product of the Decade. You can pair your Mojo 2 with your Smartphone, tablet, music player, DAP, games console, PC, Mac, or almost anything that allows audio out via USB, Optical, or Coax. Most importantly, whether you’re at home or on the go, you can experience up to eight hours of music playback between charges.

Because Mojo is designed and built in England using only the finest components, using the world’s most sophisticated machines, with a solid CNC milled aluminum shell with fun globe style LED indicators, you can be sure that Mojo 2 still retains Chord Electronics renowned reliability, build quality, and tank proof aesthetic. But when you combine this with the latest trickle down FPGA DAC technology from the Hugo 2 and DAVE converters, Mojo is an unbeatable pocketable device that offers performance like the Hugo for a fraction of the cost.

Poly Wireless-Connectivity Option

Poly is a portable music streamer/player that combines with Mojo to wirelessly stream from connected devices and playback from its Micro SD, all with smartphone control. It enables hi-fi sound quality at home or on-the-go, with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, and network connectivity and upgrades headphone, car, and home audio performance.

Whathifi
The Mojo is a small unit, with a footprint barely larger than a credit card, yet Chord has found space for a good range of connections. There’s (micro) USB, optical and coax, though the latter takes the form of a 3.5mm jack rather than the usual RCA or BNC, and a second USB connection for charging only.

https://www.whathifi.com/us/chord/mojo/review

Earbudszone
The Chord Mojo is as great a device as it’s ever been. No audiophile will get disappointed by the audio quality. Basically, it’s well worth the money, although you can get comparable performance for cheaper if you don’t need portability.

https://www.earbudszone.com/chord-mojo-review/

Highfidelity
On one hand it outperforms all competition in its price range. On the other it is supposed to be a portable amp/DAC and it’s really not, it better fits more “traditional” high-end setups (although does listening via laptop/tablet as a source of signal in a hotel room really falls under “traditional” category?)…

http://highfidelity.pl/@main-614&lang=en

Inputs:

• 1x Micro USB 768kHz/32-bit Capable Input
• 1x 3.5mm Jack Coaxial 768kHz/32-bit Capable Input
• 1x Optical TOSLINK 96kHz/24-bit Capable Input
• 1x 1amp Micro USB Charging Port Input

Output:

• 2x 3.5mm Headphone Jacks

Technical Specs:

• Output Power @ 1kHz – 600? 35mW
• Output Power @ 1kHz – 8? 720mW
• Output Impedance: 75mOhms
• Dynamic Range: 125dB
• THD @ 3v: 0.00017%
• Weight: 180g (0.4lbs)
• Dimensions: 82mm (l) x 60mm (w) x 22mm (h)

Mojo User Manual