Came highly recommended. Didn't really grasp how small it really was until received but for a teen playing his room it was fine. Sound is great. Great beginner amp. Will continue to buy Orange as always.

Exceptional for practicing, great on portability, and a lot louder than I expected. I mainly use this in my bedroom when I'm not in the studio to get some practice in, tone quality is decent and you can accomplish quite a bit with this amp. Worth the buy if you are looking for something that can fit on a desk or are in a shared living space with noise constraints.

Good sound

Good bundle and a lot of value in this redesign. The inclusion of the output is huge. This works and sounds similar to a Micro Dark when you plug it into a cab. I heard an Orange rep at NAMM mention that the sound profile is along the lines of the Micro Dark so it piqued my interest. It does have lots of Orange gain that I was missing since I sold my Micro Dark. Serious metal tones from this thing. Similar cleans, too. I always liked the Micro Dark cleans.

The Fly 3 is still a better sounding small 3 watt amp but not by much. And the ability to plug this into your cab makes it a better choice if you have a cab. If you dont and just want a small amp, or are a beginner looking for your first amp, then the Fly 3 is a better choice. Or you could own both like I do. They both have specific value. These are not toys. I would have killed for either of these 25 years ago when I started. I'd buy either over the ubiquitous Fender Frontman that gets shoved on every new player.

Yo this little amp is dope af. It gets really loud, the tone is full and gain is big. It's perfect for practicing alone with headphones, recording and quick rehearsals. It's also SO CUTE.