LOXJIE A10 Desktop Stereo Power Amplifier Digital Class-D High-Power Audiophile Level Amp Chip TPA3116 (Red)

The A10 is a well designed and well built little speaker amp with a couple of useful features that make it great for my uses. Loxjie is a new brand (2018) with the same parent company as S.M.S.L. The A10 is in most way similar to other small cool running class D amps. It powers my desktop JBL speakers great, I hear no noise, hiss, or distortion. Plays quite loud for my desktop use.4 things make it stand out compared to other small cheap amps:1. Smart On/Off Switch - the front switch is soft touch electronic...not mechanical with a dim but plenty visible red (off) blue (on) indicator LED. It remembers its on/off state when the AC power is disconnected. So you can hook it to a smart AC outlet and have it turn off/on as you wish. Useful if you have Alexa turn on or off your system.2. No POP when turned on/off. There is absolutely no pop sound when turned on or off...protects speakers and not annoying.3. All cast aluminum chassis. Everything you see including the volume knob is solid and nicely machined. My red one is a bright brushed metallic red...not matte. Cast aluminum does not dent or scratch easily and dissipates heat well. The volume control is smooth..mechanical not electronic, about 340 degrees from lowest to highest volume. No channel imbalance on mine. The rear speaker terminals are by necessity small, but they are solid and compatible with full banana plug insertion...probably the best choice for these tiny amps.4. Distinctive compact triangular case. Red option. You can see the photos...I think it looks great, but you may not. The up side is its compact (7.5" long including the knob, 2.25" wide, 3.3" tall), but you will not stack anything on top of it.Slick little amp. I look forward to seeing other Loxjie stuff.

Saw this on Prime day for a great price, so had to test it out. Very nice fit and finish, far better than other mini amp units I’ve had, and it performs well for desktop amplification. The red wedge design is awesome, really looks good. I’m using this for only Bluetooth at the moment - the mini Bluetooth unit I have has a good DAC, that helps tremendously. I tested 3 sets of bookshelves speakers I have laying around - Infinity primus 150 - Elac B6 - ascend acoustic HTM-200. It sounded good with all 3, but for my setup, I’ll keep the Ascends on my desk for now because they sound better all around and are sealed so I can place them closer to the wall. I am not getting static at any volume level as reported by some, volume control is very smooth. I ran this unit for hours and it was very cool, no heat detected. They sent me a EU power brick, so I called Amazon, they gave me a credit to buy the right power brick so all is good. I will say that the included power brick is of good quality, slightly thicker cord than competitors. I have a mini tube preamp, that I plan to use in this system, just hadn’t had the time to do it. To sum this up - a buy for sure! I would not hesitate to pick this up again. Enjoy!

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-killer' this is not, any decent class a/a-b amp will beat the pants off the LOXJIE A10 - but - it will cost hundreds of dollars more:)Overall this is a very good amp, and right now might be the best value in terms of cheap 'class D' chip-amps on Amazon.Pros:+ Detailed and expressive.+ Good sound reproduction across all frequency ranges, albeit slightly forward sound.+ Overall very good bass response within a certain frequency/dynamic range (see 'Cons')+ Lots of power, should be able to effortlessly drive any desktop/near field listening setup with efficient speakers.+ Stylish design that not only looks great, but might actually increase cooling efficiency.Cons:+ No real dynamic range, which is common with most chip-amps, unless they are paired with larger capacitors, and a better power-supply.+ Depending on what speakers are used, this amp may appear overly bright; I would not recommend running this amp with horn speakers, such as Klipsch etc. unless you prefer very bright treble.+ Bass rolls off very abruptly at about 80hz.

What a charming little amp! It's tiny, brash, pointy, and red. It's also beautifully made; all the parts fit together perfectly. The volume control and power switch have a solid, quality feel. At normal sound levels it sounds wonderful, but understand that this is a 3 watt amp. If you look at the specs for TI's tpa3116d2 chip, you'll see that distortion rises rapidly above 3 watts/channel into 4 ohms. By 4 watts distortion is above 1% and this will be a terrible sounding amp! But that's not actually important as long as you realize this thing's limitations. With normally efficient speakers you can play fairly loudly with only a fraction of a watt. At normal volume levels this is a great little amp and I love mine.

Got the red unit. This is cool amp. I use it for rear channel speakers. Well built. Just wish it had balance control.EDIT: 8/14/2019 - Left channel died after 5 months. Contacted the company for warranty info.. They Say "1 year. Please provide pics". I did with Amazon Invoice. They say " Please check connections etc.". I reply " I already did". Then? Nothing, even after two more emails. So. You decide if to buy.