To get the sound from the Mojo 2 to your phone, you use a USB Type-C-to-Type-C cable if you have an Android phone - it worked instantly with my Galaxy S21 Ultra and OnePlus 9 Pro. This is a small black box that you will buy because of what’s inside, not what it looks like on the outside. That’s it for flashy design elements, though. It’s best enjoyed at home, but the anodized black finish should prove hardwearing if you do carry it about in a bag.ĪTC’s CDA2 Mk2 will make you want to put the phone away and dig out your CDsįire the Mojo 2 into life, and the four buttons all light up in different colors, and they all dynamically change when you press them to activate different functions, too.
I don’t really see it as an out-and-about product, though. But it’ll slide into a bag if you really must take it out with you, plus there’s a battery inside that’s good enough for about eight hours use. It’s not what I’d call a pocketable DAC - although it is a little smaller than the first Chord Mojo - at least compared to many of the USB stick-sized affairs most people will think of.
On the opposite end of the aluminum box, you find dual 3.5mm headphone jacks, so you can listen with a friend. There’s also an optical/coax out and a pair of Micro USB connectors, one for charging and the other for the USB Type-A adapter that comes in the box. There are now four buttons on the front and a new USB Type-C connector, but otherwise, the little box is pretty much identical. If you’ve seen the first Chord Mojo, then you’ll see that not much has changed.
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