Updated May 28, 2026
This is the latest Mojo2 with 3.5mm and 4.4mm headphone outputs.
Mojo 2 is the most advanced portable DAC / headphone amplifier (DAC/Amp) in the world. It plays your favorite music with class-leading detail and clarity, right up to studio-grade levels.
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The most advanced DAC/headphone amplifier in the world, simply without equal.
Distinctly different from all other devices, Mojo 2 uses proprietary British digital audio technology perfected over more than two decades, coupled to a powerful ‘FPGA’ processor. Completely compatible with their wireless streaming module Poly which allows for wireless integration with your system. The result is class-leading sound quality both on the move or at home, with the power to effortlessly drive any headphones. For music just as the artist intended, Mojo 2 brings you closer to the music than any other portable.
The British designed, engineered and built Mojo 2 is the most advanced portable DAC and headphone amplifier in the world.
For more than 20 years, Chord Electronics has exclusively used powerful programmable (FPGA) circuits with custom coding to provide the most advanced digital-to-analogue conversion performance in the world. With digital audio technologies perfected over two decades, Mojo 2 contains more digital audio know-how than any other small DAC, resulting in unrivalled sound quality, all backed by peerless technical measurements from the lab.
Mojo polychromatic light-up buttons offer simple control with an additional visual guide to the device’s settings. A new menu button offers navigation through a new range of features, including 'UHD' DSP: advanced EQ adjustment for headphones, file formats & personal taste, improved WTA filtering utilizing 40 DSP cores for better transparency and lower noise.
Mojo 2 offers several ways to connect to digital devices, including smartphones, tablets and laptops, plus two 3.5 mm headphone outputs, meaning two can listen simultaneously. Digital inputs include fast-transfer USB-C, Micro-USB, optical and coaxial, with charging via a separate dedicated Micro-USB input.
• Chord Mojo 2
• Micro USB Charging Cable
• User Manual
Input/Output• Digital Inputs: Fast-transfer USB-C, Micro-USB, Optical and Coaxial
• Wireless Streaming Connectivity with Chord Poly
• Two 3.5mm Single Ended Headphone Jacks
• Powerful Custom Coded 'FPGA' Audio Processor
• Power Output @ 1% distortion: 600mW @30 ohms (4.2V RMS), 90mW @300 ohms (5.2V RMS)
• Dynamic range 125.7 dB A wt.
• Noise 2.7 uV A wt., no measurable noise floor modulation
• Distortion and noise 0.00027 % at 2.5V @300 ohms
• 118 dB stereo separation 1 kHz 300 ohms 2.5 V
• 0.06 ohms output impedance
Overall rating: 4.935484 / 5 from 31 reviews.
The Chord Mojo 2 DAC/Portable Amp is praised for its exceptional sound quality, holographic soundstage, and portability. It offers advanced digital-to-analogue conversion and is compatible with various digital devices. Customers appreciate its ability to compete with more expensive DACs and its dynamic sound quality.
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"Pair great with quality IEMs to make audio amazing while on the go. Small enough for the office and when traveling with plenty of mids and base to boot. Great separation too as the Chord signature sound stays true. Small learning curve to understand the UI but worth it once you have it dialed in. Highly recommend the Mojo2 and Headamp is always amazing with quick shipping and great customer service. Thanks Justin and team!"
"Love the Mojo 2 as both a desktop DAC and for portable use. I mainly use in desktop mode but like the flexibility to take with me if needed. Sound quality for me is neutral with no coloration across the board, that is unless you use the excellently integrated DAP and crossfeed functionality. I personally raise the sub-bass shelf a tad and use the 2nd level of crossfeed with my Focal Clears. Powerful enough on its own, but can be connected to an amp if needed. Only downfall is the use of usb-b, not fatal but annoying."
"After many years of using DACs with other technologies, I decided to try Chord FPGAs and they are truly another level of sensations when enjoying music. The ease with which I can tune my favorite songs is truly exceptional. Now I am aware that I must evaluate my budget to continue learning about this new world."
"Stock and service was great, fast… I found the Mojo2 all that it’s claimed to be all over the net. I like the build quality, solid, a bit smaller than I expected. Its sound is something special. Yes, neutral, exceptionally detailed, unbelievably quiet, all while still being full, powerful, and musical. It’s the best I’ve ever heard. I believe there are multiple paths to getting to amazing sound reproduction, and subscribe to Mr. Watt’s logic and theories or not, he’s worked some serious magic with these DACs. I don’t have the greatest comparisons to quote. I’m coming from DragonFly Red and higher end Marantz. Of course it sounds better, a lot better, but one thing that struck me is how much more distinctly it could improve sound stage, smoothness, and texture moving up to higher resolution files vs the lesser hardware. Much more distinct difference. I would catch things listening and then check the colored button to see that a hi-res file had circled into the playlist. I’ll admit that I’m partial to well-crafted round volume dials, but if it has to be a set of buttons, the Mojo2’s work well. Whisper quiet adjustments, good tactile feel, and the step-size is balanced so you don’t feel like you have to click away, nor are you wishing you had finer grain adjustment. And finally, the 4-way EQ is far more effective than I ever expected it to be. It lets me goose the bass, or tone down hot treble, or tweak the vocal timbre just right, without having to fret and mess with too many detailed adjustment options. And this is mostly to tweak specific headphones, or track-specific sound engineering choices I don’t agree with, not that the sound signature of the Mojo2 itself needs to be tuned. All-in-all, it’s a TOTL/End Game level of sound for me, all in a dense little unit that fits nicely into your hand."
"Truly astonishing clarity! Every note is precisely defined. Lights’ spectrum is your guide from red (low, infra-red) to high (purple, ultraviolet)."
"Chord Mono 2"
"Detailed, spacious, natural sound with phenomenal transients in a tiny, portable package. It sounds like an $800 DAC, maybe comparable to a pricier one, and I can take it with me anywhere! It's worthy of my desktop or my pocket."
"Amazing portable device - a LOT better than a few $x00 dongles I’ve tried. Wonderful blend of technicality and musicality. Easily drives my IEMs with no background noise. Having the EQ function is a great bonus. Only con would be some notes feel thin or light - I’d wager than would be easily remedied by the right external amp (if you plan to use the Mojo as a DAC)."
"An advancement from the original Mojo. Worth the purchase. HEADAMP, has been great. Will buy again."
"I've only had Mojo 2 for a few days but wow, it can be amazing. For reference I'm comparing to a Bifrost 2/64 DAC and Jotunheim 2 headphone amp driving brand new Meze Empyrium 2 headphones. I've tried Mojo 2 connected to my iPhone with the Apple connector. It sounds very good with the iPhone as a Roon endpoint. It sounds amazing with the iPhone running Roon ARC. I tried USB from my Allo Sig Bridge and not so great... However, when I connected to the optical output of Wiim Pro it was amazing again. Mojo 2 with the right input source competes easily with Bifrost 2/64. They are both excellent, but different. Mojo 2 has a much tighter, cleaner bass, smoother treble and a better soundstage. Bifrost is punchier. For classical recordings I much prefer Mojo 2. I am so pleased with Mojo 2 I'm going to add Poly and use it both as a portable Roon endpoint and as an alternate desktop setup."
