Vox did a good job building some very useful features into this price point and also gave it some attractive retro aesthetics to boot.

It has a few nice features: gain and clean channels, a wide variety of beats to play against, power adaptor option and headphone jack

This kicks ass great sound for a little amp all the features make it great for practice and small gatherings.

The Vox's own AUX input (so you can play along with your portable music collection via ipod, smartphone, laptop, etc.) is another nice feature, as are the LED E-string tuner and clean/overdrive switch (to add some "crunch" on rock tunes)

The feature set of the amp is nice, and the rhythm tracks are a fantastic feature not found on any other micro practice amp I've seen

I was looking forward to trying this amp, with nice features for a tiny package

The beatbox/drum machine is totally silly, but the Aux in is a nice feature.

A couple of nice features I didn't see mentioned in the description, one of which also isn't in the pictures, is that it has both

Love the rhythm feature.

One nice feature is the aux in so you can plug in your MP3, iPod or cellphone to jam along with while you listen through the speakers or the headphone input.

The headphone and MP3 features also nice to have for practice.

The Vox's own AUX input (so you can play along with your portable music collection via ipod, smartphone, laptop, etc.) is another nice feature, as are the LED E-string tuner and clean/overdrive switch (to add some "crunch" on rock tunes)

The adjustments were hard to tune-in with the knobs, but I expect my ability to dial-it-in will improve as I use it.

The Vox's own AUX input (so you can play along with your portable music collection via ipod, smartphone, laptop, etc.) is another nice feature, as are the LED E-string tuner and clean/overdrive switch (to add some "crunch" on rock tunes)