Nux Mighty Plug Pro

I picked up the Nux Mighty Plug Pro so that I could practice away from home. I can say that the amp does its job perfectly.

It's compact, unpretentious, charges well and can be plugged into any electric guitar. I've used it for more than five hours with a full battery, but I never waited for the red discharge light during that time.

One of the advantages of the Mighty Plug Pro is that it connects via bluetooth to any gadget - phone, tablet, laptop (you need a cable), from where you can easily change the presets and adjust them. If you don't want to bury your finger in the screen, you can use the swipe box.

Frankly, I'm surprised by the dismissive comments about the amp's sound. Let me put it this way: but this is not a full-fledged processor with all kinds of 'tricks' and features. The remit of this Nux is specific: to provide the guitarist with the ability to self-train and practice playing. Nothing more. At most - to take it to a band rehearsal if you are too lazy to take your main processor with you. Finally, you can even use 3.5mm cables with the necessary adapters.

That's why I use this baby with pleasure every time.

I haven't been able to get a good dirt sound out of it. Cleans and fxs are ok. But the distorted ones are so bad they make me cringe. Better than mustang micro tho.
Bluetooth and the app work fine.
I had the mp-2 and was excited about the update but it is hardly any, except a couple of new features and no latency Bluetooth. Sounds stayed the same. I remember very good dirt sound on v1 firmware of mp-2, I was hoping they would bring it back, but it’s not there.

A great idea with uploading settings via the app and very easy preset selection thanks to the colorful backlighting for each one. The lack of a guitar cable is also a big plus. Unfortunately, the sound quality is unacceptable. Compared to the Valeton GP100 and Yamaha THR10II, the sound in the NUX feels many years behind. The factory presets are very poor, and the amp and effects simulations are mostly unusable. Another major downside is the lack of a metronome, and the drum patterns are tiring for me during daily practice. Supposedly there is a metronome option to choose from in the settings, but it’s still just drum sounds.