CHORD ELECTRONICS Mojo 2 — Ultra-High-Resolution DAC/Headphone Amplifier

Elevate your listening with Mojo 2

The Mojo 2 from CHORD ELECTRONICS is a compact, portable DAC and headphone amplifier designed to reveal subtle textures in digital audio. It supports 768kHz/32-bit capable inputs, enabling a faithful rendition of high-resolution formats from a range of sources. The result is a quiet, low-noise signal path that can enhance the clarity and nuance of your favorite tracks without overwhelming the original performance.

Flexible input options

Mojo 2 is built for versatility, offering multiple digital pathways to suit different setups:

• 1x Micro USB input capable of 768kHz/32-bit signals
• 1x 3.5mm coaxial input for compatible devices
• 1x Optical TOSLINK input supporting up to 96kHz/24-bit
• 1x 1A Micro USB charging input to keep playback going

In addition, Mojo 2 features two 3.5mm headphone outputs, empowering shared listening or independent use with two different headphones.

Real-world use and what you might notice

Whether you’re plugging into a laptop, a dedicated digital player, or a home entertainment source, Mojo 2 aims to preserve detail and balance. Expect a cleaner sound stage, tighter bass articulation, and smoother high frequencies when paired with suitable headphones and high-resolution files. The device’s compact form invites desktop or on-the-go use, so you can enjoy refined listening wherever you are.

• Desktop listening from a computer or digital source with enhanced detail
• Portable use with compatible sources on the move
• Social listening with a friend thanks to dual headphone outputs

Design, build, and reliability

Mojo 2 combines a refined chassis with practical connectivity in a compact package. The combination of high-quality input options and reliable power management helps support longer listening sessions without frequent interruptions.

For those updating an older DAC/amp or building a new personal listening rig, Mojo 2 offers a flexible, no-nonsense path to better digital-to-analog conversion and headphone amplification. It presents a reachable balance between performance, portability, and ease of use, without promising guarantees—real-world results will depend on the rest of your audio chain and listening preferences.